Your pool,
at the price you want.
Pick two tokens sitting in your wallet, the starting price and how much of one of them you want to put in. The tool works out the exact amount of the other and creates the pool — all assembled here, signed in your wallet.
Three protocols: Orca and Raydium, which concentrate liquidity into a price range, and Meteora, which spreads it across the whole curve.
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Non-custodial: everything is assembled in your browser and signed in your wallet. The tokens go straight from your account into the pool.
How it works
Three protocols, calculated and signed by you.
A concentrated pool (CLMM) holds liquidity inside a price range, rather than spread out to infinity — that is how Orca (Whirlpool) and Raydium work. You give the starting price and the width of the range; the tool converts that into the protocol's ticks and works out the exact amount of the second token that matches your amount of the first. Nothing is guessed — it is the same arithmetic the program redoes on-chain.
Meteora (DAMM v2) is the other route: liquidity across the whole curve, from zero to infinity, like classic pools. There is no range to choose, and your liquidity never falls out of reach — in exchange, it is far more diluted at the price you are actually at.
The number of signatures depends on the protocol, because each has its own transaction size limit: up to three on Orca (create the pool, prepare the accounts and the range, open the position and deposit), up to two on Raydium (create the pool, open the position and deposit) and one on Meteora, which does it all at once. When the pool already exists, the creation step disappears. Each signature confirms before the next one.
Non-custodial. The tokens go straight from your wallet into the pool's vaults, and the liquidity position is yours — you can withdraw it by closing the position. The rent on the new accounts is a network requirement and comes back if they are ever closed.