Strike an appand its tokenfrom one sentence.

Claude engraves the code, test-strikes the build, and issues it at its own address. Then your wallet strikes its token on Robinhood Chain, verified from the receipt.

20 free runs a day
chain 4663

Six stages. You do the first.

Every project moves through the same press. Everything before the last stage can be redone as often as you like; the token strike is final, so it is test-struck before your wallet ever sees it.

  1. 01 · Blank

    Say what you want

    One sentence is enough to start. Add detail whenever you like.

  2. 02 · Engraved

    Claude cuts the die

    It reads only the files your request touches and edits exactly where the change belongs.

  3. 03 · Test strike

    The build is checked

    Type-checked and bundled in an isolated sandbox. A failure is read and repaired, up to three times.

  4. 04 · Proof

    You inspect the proof

    A live preview refreshes after every verified build. Ask for changes in plain words.

  5. 05 · Issued

    It goes live

    One click publishes it at {name}.onassay.com with HTTPS. Redeploys swap atomically.

  6. 06 · Struck

    The token, if you want

    Launch its token on Pons V2, simulated first and signed by your own wallet. This strike can't be undone.

The last strike can't be undone. So it's test-struck first.

Give your app its token in one signature. The terms are read from the Pons V2 factory again in your browser right before you sign, and nothing is signed for you.

  1. 01
    canLaunch(wallet)

    Eligibility is checked before the form appears.

  2. 02
    previewLaunchEconomics(id, ETH)

    Economics pinned in your params: 0xa9fc75…8b1ca7

  3. 03
    launchToken(params) + fee

    Simulated first, then signed in your wallet.

  4. 04
    TokenLaunched(token, curve)

    Read from the receipt and verified server-side.

Mint specification

Live from chain

Pons V2 · Robinhood Chain · Thu, 29 Oct 2026 11:46:36 UTC

Launch fee
0.0005 ETH
Creator tax
1% – 4%
Curve fee
1%
Supply
1B
Graduation
4.2 ETH
Chain id
4663
Pons V2 docs

Hallmarked before it leaves the mint.

What you get

  • Talk, don't type code

    Ask for changes in plain words. Claude edits only what the request needs and leaves your design alone.

  • Watch it update

    A live preview refreshes after every verified build.

  • Ship in one click

    Redeploys swap atomically. A failed build never takes the live version down.

  • Your own address

    Every project lives at {name}.onassay.com with a certificate issued on demand.

What protects it

  • Sealed builds

    No root, no host files. Each project builds and runs in its own container with CPU and memory limits.

  • Secrets stay server-side

    Platform keys never reach generated apps or the browser.

  • You sign everything

    Your wallet, your signature. Assay never touches keys or seed phrases.

  • Checked on-chain

    Launch results are read from the real receipt and verified.

Free to start. Credits when you need more.

Every account gets 20 AI runs a day in the builder, up to 5 apps, and hosting on its own subdomain with HTTPS. Past that, each AI run is charged at Claude's own token price plus 5%, nothing hidden.

Personal API keys. Create apps, run Claude and deploy from scripts, bots and other tools with an aestro_sk_ key. API requests always spend credits.

Planchets · paid in $ASSAY

Top-ups with $ASSAY open soon

Any amount works. You pay the dollar value in the credit token at its live on-chain price, and the transfer is verified on-chain.

Get credits

Good questions.

Do I need coding experience?

Not at all. Describe what you want and Claude makes the change. You can peek at the code in a read-only view if you're curious.

What kind of apps can I make?

Single-page apps built with React, TypeScript and Tailwind: token sites, landing pages, portfolios, dashboards, small games and interactive tools.

Where is my app hosted?

Each deployment runs in its own container and is served at {your-project}.onassay.com with automatic HTTPS.

Who controls the token launch?

You do. Assay prepares the transaction from the current Pons V2 configuration, and your own wallet signs it. We never touch keys or seed phrases.

Will a token change my website?

No. They're linked but independent. Editing your site later never touches the token's on-chain data.