A project is a box for one drop, mint or campaign. A file inside it holds the actual addresses.
When you create a file you pick its address type — Ethereum/EVM, Solana, Bitcoin or Zcash — and every line is checked against it.
Click any project or file name to rename it or edit its info.
Paid plans can give each project a picture. Shared project links then show that picture, name and info as a preview card on X, Discord, Telegram and WhatsApp.
Your files are kept on this device. Names, info and settings follow your account everywhere; if a few people share one browser, each account only sees its own work.
2. Pasting and cleaning addresses
Open a file and paste your list — thousands of lines at once is fine.
Each line is checked as you paste. Duplicates are skipped and invalid lines are listed so you can fix them.
Use the search box to find a row by address or by anything in its columns.
Select rows to delete them, or to copy them into another of your files (the originals stay where they are).
3. Speed dial
Tap the star on a file to pin it to the homepage.
On the homepage, pick the file from the row above the box — the one you're adding to is shown in bold — then paste and press Enter.
Every address has Column 1, Column 2 and Column 3 for your own notes. You can turn each one off per file.
Basic and Pro can add up to 8 named columns of their own, like Discord, Amount or Email.
When pasting, put column values after the address on the same line, separated by commas or tabs.
5. Public collection links
From a file, open a public link so people can submit their own wallet. Submissions land straight in that file.
Add steps people must do first: X (follow, like & repost, comment, quote), Telegram, Discord, or your own custom step. Every step name and link can be edited.
Visitors must open a step's link before they can verify it, and verification takes a moment.
The check that stops bots is on by default. Turn it off for fast wallet drops.
Collect extra info (for example a community name) and choose which column it fills.
A collection closes automatically when its chosen time runs out or its address limit is reached.
Steps per link — Free: 1 · Basic and Pro: 5. Links stay open 3 / 5 / 7 days on Free / Basic / Pro.
6. Sending and messages
Inbox is for sending files to and receiving files from other profiles.
Send a file to another user by @username. They get a copy in Inbox; your file is never removed.
Or copy selected addresses into another of your own files.
Free plans can send and export up to 100 addresses at a time; paid plans have no cap.
7. Exports
Export any file to Copy, Excel, PDF, CSV, JSON or TXT, on every plan.
Use the “Include columns” switch on any export type. CSV with columns off is one wallet address per row with no header; with columns on it adds a header row and your ticked columns. EVM files can be used with OpenSea allowlists; other platforms may have their own requirements.
Publish a file to show it on your public profile and project page.
8. Plans and payments
Free: 3 projects, 5 files each, 500 addresses per file.
Basic ($4/mo): 10 projects, 3,000 addresses per file, own columns, 40 files kept forever.
Pro ($10/mo): unlimited projects, 100 files each, 50,000 addresses per file.
Local Pass ($15 once, never expires): unlimited projects and files, 20,000 addresses per file, unlimited export / send and 3 speed dial files. It stacks on any plan — public links, steps, columns and sync still follow your monthly plan.
Pay on Base with USDC, USDT or ETH in one click from your wallet. There's nothing to paste — the payment is checked automatically, and if you cancel nothing is charged.
9. Invite & earn
Add your payout wallet and generate your link during a campaign. Everything else is handled for you.
People count as yours once they sign up and start using the app.
You keep 10% of what they pay on a Free account, 15% on a paid plan, and 20% once more than 5 of your invites have paid.
When a campaign ends, new personal links stop, but people you already invited still earn you a share for 30 more days.
Every payment goes through a split contract on Base, so it leaves a public record anyone can check on Basescan. Paying with USDC or USDT asks your wallet twice: once to allow the amount, once to pay.
Your personal split contract is created for you for free when you save your payout wallet — you never pay gas for it.
If you joined through someone's invite, your plan renews only after it ends — early renewals are turned off so payments don't stack.