Front-endsforonchain products

1. 1One key gives you access to every model on OpenRouter. Each request is charged at the model's list price from your credit balance.
2. 2Credit comes from a book of offers listed below $1, and the cheapest offers fill first. That gap is your discount.
3. 3You pay by card, from $5 to $2,000 per purchase, and the 5% platform fee is shown on the receipt.
4. 4Prompts and answers are never stored. Only the model, token count, cost and time are kept for billing.

Works like the OpenAI API: point your code at it and call every model with one key, paid with discounted credit.

• Next.js 16
• TypeScript
• Tailwind CSS v4
• Drizzle
• Neon Postgres
• Privy
• Whop
• OpenRouter

1. 1Your deposit goes into Uniswap, a popular exchange, split across several price bands (a ladder) shaped the way you choose: spot, curve or bid-ask.
2. 2Smart contracts, small programs that run on the blockchain by themselves, open and track your positions. Only you can withdraw, and you can claim your fees anytime.
3. 3Kurvo keeps 3% of the fees you earn, never of your deposit. Half of that buys back the project's token and destroys it for good.
4. 4People who lock up the token for a while receive ETH and token rewards, paid out gradually over 7 days.

No public API. Everything happens in the app.

• Next.js 16
• TypeScript
• Solidity (Foundry)
• Uniswap V3 and V4
• wagmi and viem
• Neon Postgres
• Tailwind CSS v4

1. 1You create a plan: what to buy, how much each time, how often and how many times, with an optional maximum price. Your deposit sits in a vault, a smart contract only you can withdraw from.
2. 2A robot checks every minute which plans are due, finds the best price on the market and makes the buy. The tokens land straight in your wallet.
3. 3If the price is above your maximum, that buy is skipped. You can withdraw or stop a plan at any time.
4. 4Each buy costs 0.30%, gas included. The fee can never go above 1%, a limit written into the contract.

No public API. Everything happens in the app.

• Next.js 16
• TypeScript
• Solidity (Foundry)
• KyberSwap
• wagmi and viem
• Privy
• Vercel cron

1. 1You describe your idea in a sentence or two. In about a minute, AI writes 5 brand kits, each set in one of 9 art-directed looks.
2. 2You pick one and edit the details. The website is pushed to a new repository on your own GitHub, ready to put online on your own Vercel and your own domain.
3. 3You can ask for up to 5 changes to the site from the dashboard. Each one is saved to your repository and goes live automatically.
4. 4A coin for the project can be launched on pump.fun in one transaction. The founder keeps 75% of its creator fees and Retikl keeps 25%. Coin launches are paused for now.

No public API. Everything happens in the app.

• Next.js 16
• TypeScript
• GSAP and Lenis
• Solana (Anchor)
• Privy
• Neon Postgres
• GitHub API

1. 1Each repository can be listed only once, so there is exactly one market per repo.
2. 2Trading starts on a pump.fun bonding curve, where the price rises as people buy.
3. 3Once about 85 SOL has been raised, the coin moves to a PumpSwap pool and its liquidity is locked for good.
4. 4Listing has no gitcap fee: the person listing only pays Solana's network costs, plus an optional first buy.

No public API. Everything happens in the app.

• Next.js 16
• TypeScript
• Solana (Anchor)
• pump.fun
• Privy
• Tailwind CSS v4

1. 1Pick one of five styles (gradient, mesh, aurora, liquid or blobs) and adjust colours, speed and shape.
2. 2Every design is a link, so you can share it or come back to it later.
3. 3Export a still image up to 4K, a video (MP4 or WebM) or a GIF, all made in your browser.
4. 4Or embed it live on any website with one line of code. A gallery and a mood search over 1,000 presets help you start.

No public API. Everything happens in the app.

• Next.js 16
• TypeScript
• React Three Fiber
• GLSL shaders
• Neon Postgres
• Tailwind CSS v4

1. 1Before you bet, the server commits to a secret number and shows you its fingerprint. You add your own random number.
2. 2Once your bet is on the blockchain, the server reveals its secret, and the two numbers decide the result. Anyone can check it wasn't changed.
3. 3If the server never reveals within an hour, you are paid as the winner.
4. 4Every flip comes with a receipt, and a live feed and leaderboard show recent results.

No public API. Everything happens in the app.

• Next.js
• TypeScript
• Solidity (Foundry)
• wagmi and viem
• Neon Postgres
• Tailwind CSS v4

1. 1It gathers live quotes from discount credit sellers, OpenRouter's published fees and the official price lists of 400+ models.
2. 2Offers are ranked by price only. If a source doesn't answer, it says so instead of guessing.
3. 3A calculator estimates your monthly bill, and side-by-side pages compare sellers and models.
4. 4Prices are saved every day to keep a history.

No public API. Everything happens in the app.

• Next.js
• TypeScript
• Tailwind CSS v4
• Neon Postgres
• OpenRouter API
• Vercel cron

1. 1Every 30 minutes the site pulls fresh prices, trading volume and market cap (a coin's total value) for each coin.
2. 2Only coins worth between $20K and $2B are shown. Coins that drift out of that range disappear, and come back if they return.
3. 3Every 6 hours it looks for new cat coins on its own, and anyone can submit one. New entries wait for a quick review.
4. 4Catfolio lets you connect your wallets and see which cat coins you hold and what they're worth.

No public API. Everything happens in the app.

• Next.js 15
• TypeScript
• Tailwind CSS v4
• Prisma
• Neon Postgres
• CoinGecko API
• Vercel

1. 1A scheduled job creates new blocks, batches of recorded transactions, about every 4 seconds.
2. 2Six AI agents play the network's roles, like a validator (who checks and adds blocks) or an oracle (who brings in outside information). Some of their thinking is written by Claude.
3. 3Every block, transaction and account is saved and shows up on a live dashboard, with a search that finds anything from part of its ID.
4. 4It runs on its own play money, KLOD, which has no real value.

The code includes a free, read-only API for blocks, transactions and network stats. The public demo is offline for now.

• Next.js 14
• TypeScript
• Supabase (Realtime)
• Zustand
• Claude API
• Vercel cron

1. 1It listens to a live feed of every new coin on PumpFun and tracks trading volume, number of buyers, and whether the creator has sold.
2. 2A coin is only bought if it passes entry filters, like a small market value, enough buyers and enough volume.
3. 3Then it follows the price and sells on exit rules: a stop-loss (sell if it drops too far), a take-profit (sell some once it's up), a trailing stop and a time limit.
4. 4Every trade is saved and shown on a live dashboard with profit and loss. Claude can be switched on to review past trades.

No public API. Everything happens in the app.

• Node.js
• TypeScript
• Solana web3.js
• PumpPortal
• Supabase
• Next.js 14
• Docker