Provably-fair game engines, faucets, swaps and yield engines — real on-chain contracts, not database fakes. I build it, deploy it, and hand you the keys.
Each of these runs live on X1 mainnet today — not a mockup, not a screenshot. They are built on the standard SPL token and Metaplex programs that Solana already runs, so nothing custom has to be deployed and there is no program rent to fund — on X1 or on Solana. They get configured to your token, your branding and your wallet, and deployed for you. Three earlier modules were removed from this list on 2026-09-10 because the products behind them are retired or dormant, and listing them as live was not true.
Dynamic, price-aware payouts with anti-sybil and lottery mechanics. The proven way to seed a new community with your token.
Clean, fast swap front-end wired to on-chain liquidity. Real routing, slippage control, sandwich protection built in.
Genuine Metaplex mints and a marketplace that settles on-chain. No off-chain shortcuts, no fake listings.
No database illusions. NFTs are real Metaplex, swaps hit real pools, RNG is verifiable. If it can be on-chain, it is.
I deploy it to your wallet and authority. You're never custodial to me. Your project, your control, day one.
Money-handling programs can be locked immutable so no one — not even me — can change them later.
These aren't slideware. They run live on X1 mainnet today, handling real transactions — on the same SPL and Metaplex standards Solana uses.
Pick a module. We agree scope, branding and a fixed price up front.
Wired to your token and wallet, themed to your project. You see it on a test link.
It goes live under your authority. You own it outright — code and all.
Tell me which module and your token. Fixed price, fixed timeline — usually a few days, not weeks.
4zGbuYScnzb4Xe4ffiyfjufvpr6W1AN8jQdTyJV7Ly1MOne thing up front: this is software, not a licence. I build and deploy the contracts; if a module takes bets or handles other people's money, whoever operates it is responsible for the permissions that need in their own jurisdiction. I am happy to say so in writing before we start.