The platform finds new NFT mints, mints them from your own operational wallets and sells the tokens on OpenSea by rules you set. Everything runs on the server, so it keeps working when your computer is off.
The path most users take
- Choose a plan in Billing — it sets how many wallets and profiles you can use.
- Create fresh wallets in Wallets (or import ones you already use for minting).
- Send a little ETH for gas to one wallet and spread it with Treasury → Distribute gas.
- Add your OpenSea API key in Settings → API keys if your plan needs your own key.
- Find a drop in Discover Mints or paste an OpenSea link in Collections.
- Mint, then switch on Auto selling for the collection.
- Connect Telegram in Notifications to get sales and mint results on your phone.
The “First steps” card on the Overview page tracks these steps for you and ticks them off automatically.
Where to look when something happens
- Notifications — sales, mint results, mint queue stops and selling errors.
- Mint runs — every mint with its result per wallet.
- Tokens — every NFT on your wallets and its sale mode.
- System status — whether OpenSea, the RPC nodes and the engine work right now.