Launch any repo.
Pay its builders.
gitpad turns public GitHub repositories into Solana markets. Anyone can open one, and every trade pays the people who write the code.
Review first. Your wallet approves the launch.
- 0
- Live markets
- 0 SOL
- Earned by builders, about $0
- 0 SOL
- Traded in the last 24h
- 85 SOL
- Graduation target
Markets
Real repositories, trading now.
From repository
to market.
Three moves, all on-chain. Nobody holds your SOL and nobody can list the same repo twice.
01Find a repo worth backing
Any public GitHub project qualifies. You do not have to own it. Paste the link and gitpad checks its permanent GitHub ID, so a renamed or transferred repo keeps the same market.
Find repos gaining attention
02Launch it, then trade it
You review the name, ticker, artwork and SOL cost, then approve in your own wallet. The market opens on a Meteora bonding curve and graduates to a permanent pool at 85 SOL.
Launch a repository
03The builders get paid
Every trade sets aside 0.994% for the repository. A current GitHub admin verifies, binds a payout wallet and claims in SOL, including everything that accrued before they arrived.
Claim as a builder
Where 1.75% goes.
Each trade on the curve pays one flat fee. More than half of it belongs to the repository, and it keeps accruing whether or not the maintainers have heard of gitpad yet.
Read the fee modelBuilt to be checked.
- 01One repo, one market
Markets are keyed by GitHub’s numeric repository ID. There is never a second token for the same code.
- 02Only admins claim
Builder fees go to whoever proves current admin access on GitHub, not to whoever launched the market.
- 03Receipts for everything
Launches, trades, claims and buybacks are indexed from finalized Solana transactions and linked to the explorer.
- 04Open source, like the repos
The whole platform is public under AGPL-3.0. Read it, run it, or send a fix.
