[uniswap-v4-hook][1–3% fee][fees → devs][0% → launcher][ink][robinhood-chain][solana · phase 2]

Trade the repos the internet runs on. Every swap pays the devs who wrote them.

Any repo can get a coin in seconds. A Uniswap V4 hook takes a 1, 2 or 3% fee on every trade (the launcher picks the tier) and pays it out to the repo's contributors, held in escrow until the real devs sign in with GitHub and claim. They can claim again and again, for as long as it trades.

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tail -f fees.loglive

commit → fee → claim0 events this session

why this exists

Open source built the internet for free. It's time it got paid.

The models you run, the frameworks you ship on and the datasets you train on were all written by people who gave them away. GitPaid turns the hype around their work into money in their pocket, on every trade, for as long as it trades.

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the claim

Wrote the code? Your fees are already waiting.

Nobody has to ask you first. The moment a coin trades, your share starts piling up in escrow. Sign in with GitHub and it's yours, and the coin gets the checkmark.

01Sign in with GitHub. We match you to the commit snapshot.
02Claim your share. Repeat whenever more fees land.
03Maintainers who claim get "Claimed by owner/repo" and control of the splits.

how it works

Three commands from repo to royalties.

The contributor list comes straight from the commit history, and the split is enforced on-chain by the pool itself.

Uniswap V4 from block oneliquidity locked forevergraduates at $69K

Trades on Uniswap V4 from block one. Liquidity locked forever. Graduates at $69K. The creator fee applies from the first trade.

01 / pick a repo

Point at the code.

Paste a GitHub URL. We snapshot every contributor at a fixed commit, so the list can't be quietly edited later.

$ gitpaid snapshot

ollama/ollama

# 512 contributors @ a3f9c2e

02 / choose contributors

Decide who shares.

Everyone, the top N, a hand-picked set, or maintainers only. Split equally or by commits. Bots are left out.

--pay all --split by-commits

--exclude deps-bot

# total 100.0% ✓

03 / fees flow to builders

Every swap pays out.

Pick a 1, 2 or 3% fee on every trade. It pays the contributors, and you take 0%. Their share waits in escrow until they claim with GitHub.

swap 1.00 ETH

→ 2% fee → contributors' escrow

# 0 to launcher

fee model

Pick a 1, 2 or 3% fee. It pays the devs. You take 0%.

The launcher chooses a creator-fee tier once, at launch. It applies to buys and sells alike, every cent of the dev share goes to the GitHub recipients, and an anti-sniper fee keeps the first minutes fair.

[ink · eth][robinhood-chain · eth][solana · sol · coming soon, phase 2]

1 / 2 / 3%fee tiers · total per trade

Fee 1%1% on every buy and sellPaid out to the repo's contributors. 0% to the launcher.1%

Fee 2%2% on every buy and sellPaid out to the repo's contributors. 0% to the launcher.2%

Fee 3%3% on every buy and sellPaid out to the repo's contributors. 0% to the launcher.3%

Anti-sniper launch fee: starts at 20% and decays to the coin's 1, 2 or 3% fee over the first 10 minutes.

git log --author

Builders we celebrate.

The people who publish open weights, curate the datasets, and keep inference fast and free for everyone. This is who the fee log is for.

safeguards

Anyone can launch. The real devs get the money and the final word.

[01]

Unofficial until the real devs claim.

Until a maintainer claims, every coin carries the label below, and its fees sit in escrow for the people in the commit log.

Unofficial · fees reserved for the real devs

[02]

Maintainers can claim and take over.

A maintainer who signs in can claim, verify the coin, take over the splits, redirect fees, or flag it.

Claimed by owner/repo

[03]

Launchers earn 0% of fees.

Hard-coded in the hook. There's nothing to farm by launching someone else's work.

[launcher: 0.00%]

[04]

Unclaimed fees stay in escrow.

A contributor's share waits, untouched, until they claim it. It never rolls back to anyone else.

[escrow: held]

ready

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~/claim

Wrote open-source code? People trading coins named after your project may already be paying you. Paste your repo to see what's waiting. You don't need to know anything about crypto.

1 · find your repo

Paste a GitHub repo link, or just owner/repo

Try , or .

2 · prove it's you

3 · get paid

in plain english

What is this?

Someone made a coin (a token people can buy and sell) named after your project. Every time it's bought or sold, a small fee is set aside for the people who wrote the code. If you contributed, part of it is yours.

Do I need to know crypto?

No. Sign in with GitHub, let us make a wallet for you (secured with Face ID, Touch ID or a security key), and press claim. That's it.

Did they ask my permission?

Not necessarily. Anyone can launch a coin for any public repo. Until a maintainer claims it, the coin is clearly marked "Unofficial · fees reserved for the real devs", and the person who launched it earns nothing from the fees.

Does claiming mean I endorse the coin?

No. Taking your share as a contributor doesn't endorse anything. Only a maintainer claiming the coin itself makes it official and adds the checkmark.

What if I don't want it?

Then don't claim. Your share just stays in escrow. Maintainers can also flag a coin or request a takedown.

How big is my share?

It was set when the coin launched: equal, by number of commits, or custom. Step 2 shows your exact amount for every coin.

Does it expire?

No. Unclaimed fees wait for you with no deadline, and you can claim again as often as you like. New fees arrive with every trade.

What are ETH, Ink and Robinhood Chain?

ETH is the digital currency the fees are paid in. Ink and Robinhood Chain are the networks these coins trade on, a bit like different payment rails. You can convert ETH to regular money on most major exchanges.

Taxes?

Payments may count as income where you live. We can't give tax advice, so check with someone local.

Maintainer?

You can also claim the coin itself. It gets the "Claimed by owner/repo" checkmark, and you control how fees are split, where they go, or whether to flag it.

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Pair a coin with a repository. Pick a 1, 2 or 3% trade fee that pays the people who wrote it.

01chain

Paired with ETH on both chains. Solana (paired with SOL) is coming soon in Phase 2.

02github repopaste a URL or search

03coin

Defaults to the repo's avatar. Images stay on this device in the mock.

name

ticker

04descriptionfrom the repo's About

05who gets paid

06creator feebuys & sells · from block one

The tier applies from block one, on every trade in the coin's single Uniswap V4 pool.

Anti-sniper launch fee: starts at 20% and decays to the coin's 1, 2 or 3% fee over the first 10 minutes.

07dev buyoptional · max 1% of supply

ETH

Buy at the pool's opening price like anyone else, up to 1% of the 1,000,000,000 supply. You still earn 0% of fees.

advanced

08split mode

09reserve a share for future contributors

A pool for people whose PRs merge after launch. Everyone else's share rescales.

10paired assetETH on Ink

11safeguardsalways on

I understand this is speculative, that I earn no fees, and that a maintainer can take over this coin.

Speculative. Tokens can go to zero. Not investment advice.

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Open source built the internet for free. It's time it got paid.

Recently claimed

Wrote the code? Your fees are already waiting.

Three commands from repo to royalties.

Point at the code.

Decide who shares.

Every swap pays out.

Pick a 1, 2 or 3% fee. It pays the devs. You take 0%.

Builders we celebrate.

Anyone can launch. The real devs get the money and the final word.

Unofficial until the real devs claim.

Maintainers can claim and take over.

Launchers earn 0% of fees.

Unclaimed fees stay in escrow.

Back the repo you rely on.

~/explore

Recently claimed

~/claim

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