AutoPilot
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How AutoPilot works

What AutoPilot does, what pays for it, and the limits it can't cross. Numbers on this page are example data.

Getting started

Give AutoPilot a ticker and it launches your coin on pump.fun. After that it keeps working on the coin: it claims creator fees and buys back and burns from its share. Creator fees pay for all of it, never your wallet.

  1. 1Drop a tickerThe name and idea are optional. You upload the image, and it writes the description and lore.
  2. 2It launchesThe coin deploys on pump.fun with your dev buy, and creator fees are locked to the coin's fee wallet.
  3. 3It runs the moneyIt claims creator fees and buys back and burns from its share, within your daily cap.

The name and idea are optional. You upload the image and AutoPilot writes the description and lore. The coin deploys with your dev buy, with mint and freeze authority turned off.

What it does after launch

  • Fee claimsClaims creator fees into the fee wallet every hour.
  • BuybacksBuys back and burns from its share of fees.

Fees & split

Every trade on your coin pays a creator fee. Those fees land in a separate fee wallet that only AutoPilot spends from. Your dev buy is the only thing you pay for. Everything after that comes out of fees.

You decide how the fee wallet gets spent. The default split looks like this:

Fee split

  • Boosts35%
  • Marketing30%
  • Buybacks20%
  • Upkeep15%
The default split. You pick your own at launch.

Boosts and Marketing are not built yet. Their share stays in the fee wallet as reserved, not spent, and you can withdraw it any time.

Daily cap

You also set a daily cap in SOL at launch, and AutoPilot checks it before every spend. When the day's spending reaches the cap, it stops paying for anything until the next day. You can pause at any time and withdraw unspent fees whenever you like.

Guardrails

AutoPilot only ever holds the key to the fee wallet. It never sees your main wallet, so it has no way to move or sell your tokens.

CAN

  • Claim creator feesInto the fee wallet
  • Buy back and burnUp to the cap
  • Hold Boosts and Marketing sharesIn reserve

CAN'T

  • Sell your tokensNo access
  • Touch your main walletNo keys
  • Spend over your daily capHard stop
The same rules apply to every coin.

Flight log

Every action AutoPilot takes goes to a public flight log: what it did, when, what it cost and a receipt. Holders can check its work without logging in or asking you in the chat. A row looks like this:

  • Bought back and burned 640K $GLORP

    −0.18 SOL
    Buyback7Hn2…c8

Fees claimed show in green, spends in ink, and actions that cost nothing show as Done. Receipts link to Solscan.

Open the example $GLORP flight log

FAQ

Do I need to know how to launch a coin?

No. Drop a ticker and upload an image. AutoPilot handles the deploy and the fee wallet.

What does it cost?

Your dev buy. Creator fees pay for everything after that.

Can it sell my tokens?

No. It only has access to the coin's fee wallet.

What happens after bonding?

Claims continue, and buybacks move from the bonding curve to the DEX.

How many coins can I run?

As many as you launch. Each coin gets its own fee wallet. Pause any of them whenever you want, and withdraw unspent fees at any time.

Where do I see what it did?

In the public flight log. Every action has a timestamp and a receipt you can check on Solscan.

Can I stop it?

Yes. Pause any time. Unspent fees stay in the fee wallet, and you can withdraw them whenever you like.

Ready to put a coin on autopilot?

Drop a ticker. AutoPilot handles the launch and the fee work after it.

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