Getting started
MySphere is an onchain social app where the timeline is money. Everything runs from one wallet connection. The same wallet is your login, your identity, and the account that signs every post, tip, and trade. The one exception is a post on Solana: a Solana wallet you connect separately signs it and pays its fee, and your EVM address stays the author. There is no email signup and no password.
What it does
Connecting a wallet opens the whole app. Your address becomes your profile. Your name and avatar are resolved from onchain identity, and the wallet button in the header shows your Base balance once you are in.
MySphere spans several networks, and each part of the app lives where it belongs:
- Posting works on nine networks, and you pick one in the composer: Base, Camp, Linea, Celo, Ethereum, World Chain, Robinhood Chain, Arc (on Arc testnet) and Solana. Tips inside the app work on the eight EVM ones; Solana posts take tips in SOL from a link instead. Solana needs a second, Solana wallet next to the one you signed in with.
- Asks (a question with a budget, optionally locked in escrow on Base, or paid in SOL on Solana) and your Money ledger live on Base mainnet.
- Startpad, the bonding-curve launchpad, runs on Base mainnet with real ETH (the default network), on Robinhood Chain, and on Arc mainnet. Testnets are hidden from its network switch. Perps (memes paired with 2x perp tokens) run on Base mainnet.
The live map
- /basechat is the feed: posts on nine networks, tips, paid unlocks, creator support, paid pins, profiles, and the Ask composer. What is different on Solana has its own page: Solana: bags, tips & replies.
- /asks holds open Asks, sealed answers, resolving, and the curator record tab.
- /asks?tab=money is your own ledger; the Paid tab next to it is the public tape of settled tips.
- /startpad is the token launchpad; each token has its own page with a chart and trade panel.
- /perps pairs memes with 2x perp tokens on Base, with Clash, Calls and Raids; /startpad/sphere is the hub of the $SPHERE token. Both are in the navbar's More menu or the main bar, and both are real-money.
- /b20 lists every B20 token on Base, and can create one straight against the network factory (it is not in the navbar, but the page works).
- /how lists every action you can take today, each with its price and what you sign.
- /how?tab=re-definition is the state of the product: what runs now and what is still being built.
- /Docs is this documentation.
Invite links land on /join, and every post, profile, in-app tip, and Ask has a public share page (/post/<id>, /u/<address>, /tip/<hash>, /ask/<id>). SOL tips under Solana posts have no page here; their record is the Solana transaction.
How to use it
- Open MySphere and click Connect wallet in the top-right.
- Pick a wallet from the list. Options include Base Account (a smart wallet you create with a passkey, no extension needed), Coinbase Wallet, MetaMask, Gemini, Safe, WalletConnect (scan with your phone), or any browser wallet your device announces.
- Approve the connection in your wallet. Once connected, the button becomes your avatar and name; click it for balance, block explorer, bridge, and disconnect.
- To post or tip, open the feed and pick a network in the composer. To post on Solana, also connect a Solana wallet (Phantom, Solflare or Backpack) when the composer asks.
- To trade tokens on Startpad, the launchpad switches its own network (Base mainnet, Robinhood Chain or Arc mainnet) and reloads so every read and write happens on the right chain.
How it flows
Check it onchain
Your connection itself is off-chain. Connecting a wallet signs nothing and costs nothing. What you can verify is everything you do after that. Posts and tips open on their network's explorer, and Solana posts open on explorer.solana.com. From the wallet menu, Base Scan opens your address on basescan.org, where your Asks and Money activity on Base mainnet appear as transactions. Startpad activity is on its own explorers: Base mainnet at basescan.org, Base Sepolia at sepolia.basescan.org, and Robinhood Chain at robinhoodchain.blockscout.com. Each module page links to the exact contract and event you can open. Start with the module you want and follow its "check it onchain" section from there.