Documentation

The complete guide to launching a token from a tweet.

Tweet format

A launch tweet has four required parts:

  1. The ticker as a cashtag on its own line: $HOOD
  2. The token name on its own line: Hood Dog
  3. An attached logo image
  4. A launchpad line: Launch on @Flap
$HOOD
Hood Dog
Launch on @Flap

Invalid examples fail closed. We tell you exactly what is missing — we never guess.

Image requirements

  • PNG, JPG or WEBP
  • Maximum 512KB
  • Minimum 200×200 pixels
  • Square aspect ratio recommended

Supported launchpads

Connecting X

Sign in with X to associate posts with your creator identity. We use OAuth 2.0 with PKCE and store tokens server-side only.

Wallet verification

Connect an EVM wallet (MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, WalletConnect-compatible). We verify ownership by asking you to sign a nonce message — no seed phrases, no approvals, no funds moved.

Reviewing a launch

After a valid tweet is detected we present the parsed configuration. Nothing is deployed until you confirm and sign the deployment transaction in your wallet.

Creator fees

Each launchpad has its own fee schedule and claim contract. Balances are read live from on-chain state — we never display cached, estimated or invented numbers.

Failures & retries

  • Duplicate tickers on the same launchpad are rejected before submission.
  • Deleted tweets void the associated launch request.
  • Failed transactions can be retried; nothing is recorded until confirmation.

Security

  • We never see private keys or seed phrases.
  • X and API secrets stay server-side.
  • All deployments require an explicit wallet signature.

FAQ

Do I need to install anything?

An EVM wallet browser extension or mobile app is enough.

Does Launch On Hood custody my token?

No. The launchpad contract mints the token to the deployer wallet you sign with.