Hidden groups
Twelve wallets, one funder.
A top-holder list looks spread out. Then you see the same wallet paid for all of them on the same day. Exchange wallets are left out, so strangers who used Binance don't get lumped together.
not live yet
Connecting to PumpFun
An AI on your own chip reads every new PumpFun coin and tells you what it found in one line.
No server. No key. Your AI's reading never leaves your device, and nothing gets bought until you approve it in your wallet.
Holders, dev history and site text, in about a minute after launch.
New coins, as they launch
StartingPulling the newest coins from PumpFun.
How it works
The PumpFun stream hands us the coin and its first trades.
Jupiter shows who funded each top wallet, bundles, snipers and the dev's past coins.
The text gets pulled in, and we check if it's empty or a clone of another launch.
Gemma reads all of it on your graphics chip and writes one line.
Filter by tag. Buy from your own wallet, only after you approve.
Hidden groups
A top-holder list looks spread out. Then you see the same wallet paid for all of them on the same day. Exchange wallets are left out, so strangers who used Binance don't get lumped together.
Dev history
You get how many coins this dev made and how many graduated, plus how long before launch the wallet got its SOL.
Real or recycled
If a site's text matches a coin from earlier today, the name is taken, or the logo was already used, the card says so.
What stays on your device
What the page still fetches
The story
Data centers are heading for space. Meanwhile the graphics chip in your laptop sits idle while you stare at charts.
Space Computer puts it to work. Gemma, Google's open AI model, runs right in this tab, so there's no account, no bill and no one else reading your screen.

The coin
The coin for the computer you already own.
CA: coming soon