Pick the coins. Set the weights. Launch your own basket as one token. IndexPad turns a thesis into a slice chart — and the slice chart into a launch.
Choose from the board's listed Solana coins or paste any mint. Up to six components per basket — a thesis, not a junk drawer.
Slide each component's share. The donut redraws live, and the basket's combined 24h performance is computed from real market data as you build.
Name it, tick it, save it to the board — then mint the basket's token on pump.fun. One ticker that stands for the whole slice chart.
Component prices, market caps, 24h moves and every basket's weighted performance come straight from public market data, fetched by your own browser. Open the network tab and watch it happen.
Up to six Solana coins and a weight for each, normalized to 100%. The donut chart is the whole definition — what you see sliced is what the ticker stands for.
Yes. Each component's 24h move is fetched live from DexScreener, multiplied by its weight, and summed. Same basket, same moment, same number for everyone.
On pump.fun, minted from your own wallet with the basket's name and ticker. The pad is where the slice chart is designed and tracked — the mint is signed by you.
Any Solana mint with a listed market. Paste the CA in the builder; the name comes back from the chain. If no market prices it yet, the pad tells you instead of guessing.
Because a thesis fits in six slices. Past that it stops being a conviction and starts being a junk drawer — and nobody apes a junk drawer.
The pad's own coin, launched on pump.fun like everything it tracks. CA is in the top bar.
The builder is one tab away, and the data is already live.
Starter baskets by the pad, plus everything saved from the builder on this device. Performance is the weighted 24h move of the real components, fetched live.
A basket is the smallest honest unit of a narrative: up to six Solana coins and a weight for each. Not a fund, not a vault, not a promise — a published definition. The donut chart is the entire contract: what you see sliced is exactly what the ticker stands for, in exactly those proportions.
Six is a hard ceiling on purpose. Two components make a pair trade, three to five make a thesis, six makes a full conviction map. Anything past six stops being a view on the market and starts being the market — and nobody needs a second index of everything.
Each component carries a raw weight from 1 to 100. The pad normalizes raw weights to 100% continuously, so the donut is always a complete circle no matter what the sliders say individually. Set three components to 50/50/50 and each reads 33%.
This matters because the donut is read by other people. A chart that could sum to 140% is a chart nobody can trust; normalization makes every basket on the board comparable at a glance.
Every market number on this site arrives the same way: your browser calls DexScreener's public API directly, at the moment you look. Component price, market cap, and 24-hour change come back per mint; results are cached for sixty seconds so the builder stays fast while you drag sliders.
There is no server in the middle, no snapshot of yesterday being replayed, and no simulated feed. If the data source is unreachable, the pad says "no data" for that component — it never fills the gap with an invented number. You can verify all of it with the network tab open.
The basket's headline number is its weighted 24h move — the move each component made in the last day, scaled by its share of the donut:
Components with no live data are excluded from both sides of the division, so one unpriced mint doesn't poison the whole figure. Combined market cap is the simple sum of component caps — a size reading, not a valuation of the basket token.
Saving a basket writes it to the board: name, ticker, components, weights, timestamp. The board ships with starter baskets built by the pad — real coins, real weights, live numbers — and grows with everything you build on this device. Starters are labeled as the pad's; yours are labeled as yours.
Drafts live in this browser until you take them further. A saved basket is a published thesis, not a minted token — the distinction is printed on every card.
The launch is deliberately boring: take the basket's name and ticker to pump.fun and mint from your own wallet. The pad prepares the thesis — the slice chart, the components, the live tracking — and the signature that creates the token is yours alone.
Why this split? Because the alternative is the pad holding keys, and a launchpad holding keys is one incident away from being a cautionary tale. The pad designs and tracks. You sign.
Baskets on the pad are fixed-weight by design. When the market moves, your donut does not quietly change shape behind your back — the thesis you published is the thesis people read. If your view changes, build the next basket and let the board carry both. Version two of a thesis is content; a silently edited thesis is a rug with extra steps.
The components are memecoins. Memecoins can go to zero. A basket of six memecoins is diversified against one rug, not against the tide going out on the whole narrative. Weighted math makes the performance honest — it does not make it good. Size accordingly, and treat every number on this site as information, not advice.
The pad's own coin, launched on pump.fun like everything it tracks. It carries no claim on baskets, no fee stream from them, and no promise — it is the pad's flag on the same field everyone else plays on. The CA sits in the top bar and the footer of every page.