Create Bundle
Name, ticker, description, logo upload, and socials. Set dev buy, bundler amounts, protection wait, then Launch Bundle when ready.
Pons · Robinhood Chain
Launch. Manage. Recover — from one desktop workspace.
A desktop bundler for Pons on Windows, macOS, and Linux: create your token, fund wallets, fire coordinated buys after protection, trigger volume when you want it, then gather fees and ETH home.
Actual RobinBundler features
From token metadata to fee recovery — not a scattered pile of scripts. One desktop app for creators launching on Robinhood Chain.
Name, ticker, description, logo upload, and socials. Set dev buy, bundler amounts, protection wait, then Launch Bundle when ready.
Generate or import bundler wallets. Fund, wrap, approve, and fire buys after the protection window — coordinated from one control surface.
Separate wallets from bundlers. Pick strategies, check the bots you want, and Trigger all when you decide — nothing fires without you.
Claim creator fees, sell positions, unwrap WETH, and sweep ETH back to your deployer. Gather all, bundler-only, or volume-only.
Skip fee claim on gather, auto-gather after launch on a delay, or gather when spot market cap crosses your USD threshold.
Rehearse the full flow without spending ETH. Flip to Live only when the preview and preflight look right.
Watch funding, launch, buys, volume triggers, and gather steps as they happen — timestamped and saved locally.
Private keys and wallet files stay on your machine. No cloud custody. You remain the pilot.
Launch workflow
RobinBundler turns a messy launch day into a guided sequence — create, fund, run, then bring funds home.
Fill name, ticker, logo, and socials on Create Bundle. Set buys and protection.
Generate bundler and volume wallets, fund them, keep Dry run on for a rehearsal.
Go Live when ready. Launch funds wallets, creates the token, and fires bundler buys.
Trigger volume bots as needed. Use Gather — timed or by market cap — to recover.
Desktop command center
Token details, settings, bundle preview, auto options, activity log, and Launch Bundle — one screen, light or dark theme.
Built for Robinhood Chain
RobinBundler talks to public Pons contracts on Robinhood Chain (4663). It is independent software — not affiliated with Pons or Robinhood Markets.
Name, ticker, description, image, socials — ready for launch.
Bundlers and volume wallets generated and funded locally.
Slippage, protection wait, gas reserves, sell percent, gather modes.
Preflight checks, preview summary, and live logs before and during runs.
Operator control
RobinBundler FAQ
A desktop app for Windows, macOS, and Linux that launches tokens on Pons (Robinhood Chain). Configure the token, fund bundler and volume wallets, launch with coordinated buys, trigger volume when you want, then gather fees and funds back to your deployer.
It funds and prepares wallets, launches the token with your metadata and initial buy, waits for protection to clear, then fires bundler buys. Volume bots wait for your Trigger — they are not auto-started by Bundle.
People search that phrase for multi-wallet launch tools. RobinBundler is a launch and recovery workspace: create, fund, buy, volume-on-demand, and gather. It does not promise ordering, inclusion, or profits.
Yes. Dry run is the default. Preflight and the full command path can be rehearsed before you switch to Live.
Recovery tools: claim creator fees (optional skip), sell token balances, unwrap WETH, and sweep ETH to the deployer. You can gather all, bundlers only, or volume only — plus auto-gather by timer or market-cap threshold.
No. Independent software for public Pons contracts on Robinhood Chain. Not sponsored or endorsed by Robinhood Markets, Inc. or Pons.
Windows · macOS · Linux
Install the desktop app, keep Dry run on for a practice lap, then Launch Bundle when you’re ready.
Latest release v1.0.0 · detected for your system
Windows 10 / 11 · 64-bit
Apple Silicon & Intel · .dmg
AppImage · .deb · tar.gz · x64
Free downloads are dry-run only (Live trading locked). Contact support for a full license. Installers are hosted on GitHub Releases (not in this repo).