gitpad

10 launches already live on gitpad. real repos, real builders, real projects moving onchain. repo first. launch second.

gitpad makes sense because github already has the signal most launchpads are missing. the code is there. the commits are there. the contributors are there. the history is there. instead of asking people to trust a landing page and a ticker, gitpad starts with something developers already understand and can inspect. that creates a much stronger launch model: repo → verified owner → public project history → onchain launch if robinhood is going to attract serious builders, this is the kind of bridge that actually makes sense. not “come launch a token.” come bring the thing you already built onchain. gitpad.cc/

our first 3 gitpad launches are officially live. this is exactly what we wanted to see first: real github repos turning into onchain launches through the repo-first flow. test-repo. hermes-agent. scoop-lemon. small start, but an important one. repo first. launch second. gitpad.cc/explore

repo first. launch second. gitpad starts with the thing most launchpads skip: the actual project. connect github, verify the repo, show the code and activity, then take it onchain. no blank token page pretending something will be built later. the work comes first. the market comes after.