What we don't collect
- No account registration, so no name, email address or password.
- No private keys or seed phrases. These never leave your wallet, and no part of this service can read them.
- No selling of data to anyone, for any purpose.
What is necessarily handled
Connecting a wallet shares its public address with the site so balances can be read and transactions constructed. That address is already public on-chain — connecting does not disclose anything that isn't.
Data you type into the create form — a token's name, symbol, description, image and links — is uploaded so it can be referenced by the token's on-chain metadata. That is the point of entering it, and it is public by design and permanent once written.
Local storage
Tokens and pools you create in this browser are recorded in the browser's own local storage so the site can list them back to you. That data stays on your device, is never transmitted, and is cleared when you clear your browser data.
Third parties
Transactions are sent through an RPC provider, and trending data comes from public APIs. Those providers see the requests made to them under their own privacy terms. Images and metadata are stored on IPFS, which is public, permanent and distributed — assume anything uploaded there cannot be deleted.
On-chain permanence
Anything written to the blockchain is public and irreversible. We cannot remove it, and neither can anyone else. Consider that before putting any identifying detail into a token's metadata.