Start with an idea.
ApplePad prepares a token creation through Pump on Solana mainnet. Give your token an identity, choose its quote asset and review the transaction before approving it in your wallet.
- Open the launchpad and enter a name, ticker and description.
- Choose an image and keep AAPLx selected, or explicitly choose SOL.
- Connect a compatible Solana wallet, then select Publish details & review launch.
- Inspect the public metadata, exact quote mint and simulated SOL cost.
- Approve in your wallet. Keep the transaction receipt while ApplePad checks confirmation.
Make the token yours.
The name and ticker in the uploaded metadata must match the creation instruction. Changing your draft clears the previous review so it cannot be approved with outdated details.
| Field | What to provide |
|---|---|
| Name | A token name, up to 32 UTF-8 bytes. |
| Ticker | A symbol, up to 13 UTF-8 bytes. |
| Description | A description, up to 1,000 UTF-8 bytes. Line breaks are supported. |
| Artwork | A PNG, JPEG or WebP image, up to 3 MB. |
| Quote asset | AAPLx by default, or SOL when you select it. |
Some characters use more than one UTF-8 byte. The form checks the byte limits before preparing a transaction.
Give the details a lasting address.
Preparation uploads the artwork and a metadata JSON file to immutable, content-addressed storage. Each address contains a SHA-256 hash of its contents; changing the contents produces a different address.
The JSON includes the token name, symbol, description and image URL. Before allowing approval, ApplePad checks that the exact files can be read publicly without a login and that their hashes match. A private preview cannot be used as a public token metadata address.
The review includes links to the published image and JSON. Read them before signing. Uploaded files are public once the site allows public access, including drafts that never become tokens.
A deliberate connection.
AAPLx is the Apple xStock token on Solana. Its exact mint is:
XsbEhLAtcf6HdfpFZ5xEMdqW8nfAvcsP5bdudRLJzJp
The launch engine checks live Pump support for this exact mint. A matching name or ticker on a different mint is not accepted. If support cannot be verified, the launch stops; ApplePad never silently replaces AAPLx with SOL.
SOL is a separate choice. Its canonical wrapped mint is So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112; Pump records a native SOL pair in its own format. The Verify page handles that distinction for you.
This launch flow creates the token and bonding curve without an initial purchase. SOL covers network fees and account rent. Selecting AAPLx sets the trading quote; it does not add an AAPLx purchase to the transaction.
See it before you sign it.
ApplePad builds the official Pump creation instruction and runs an unsigned simulation on Solana mainnet. The review shows the estimated total SOL debit and its network fee. It is an estimate; your wallet displays the final transaction.
The token mint keypair is generated in your browser. Its private key stays in memory. The connected wallet is both the payer and creator, and the browser independently checks the token details, quote, accounts and transaction instructions before asking for approval.
A review expires after 40 seconds. An expired review, changed wallet or edited draft needs a new simulation. If your balance changes while the simulation runs, preparation stops so you can obtain a fresh estimate.
Approving in your wallet signs and submits the creation. Declining approval does not create a token. If the wallet reports an uncertain submission, check its activity before retrying.
Keep the record, then check it.
Submission and confirmation are different states. A returned signature is initially pending. ApplePad only reports a confirmed creation after checking the successful transaction, the signed mint and creator, the quote in the creation instruction, and the current Pump bonding curve.
The Verify page accepts four public values: transaction signature, new token mint, creator wallet and quote asset. It reads the blockchain; it does not connect a wallet, request a private key or submit a transaction.
If a transaction is still pending, retry the same record. A failed execution or a mismatch is shown explicitly. The current bonding-curve creator must also match, so a later creator change can prevent an original launch record from matching today.
Launch receipts are saved on this device, up to 30 records. Clearing browser data removes that local list; the public transaction remains on Solana. Keep the signature or its Solscan link.
Read the reference market.
The market view describes the verified AAPLx reference pool. Price and pool statistics come from DexScreener; hourly price history comes from GeckoTerminal for the same token and pool.
The workspace refreshes the data every 60 seconds and identifies unavailable results. Pool liquidity and 24-hour pool volume belong to that reference pool. Your newly created token has its own bonding curve and market; the AAPLx chart is not a chart of your new token.
Use the source links next to the market data to inspect the underlying pool and the AAPLx issuer information.