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Live on Robinhood Chain

Read the market.
Talk it through.
Sign it yourself.

Robinchan reads tokenized stocks, news, and on-chain activity on one screen. Build orders in plain sentences, then you're the one who presses sign in your own wallet. No custody, no silent execution.

Market now

15:26:13

GOOGL

Alphabet Inc.

341.37

−2.79%

META

Meta Platforms

755.85

+2.61%

AMZN

Amazon.com Inc.

250.56

−1.73%

NVDA

NVIDIA Corp.

225.55

−1.45%

AAPL

Apple Inc.

336.91

−0.84%

0

Private keys stored

The server builds the payload. You hold the only signature.

13

Symbols tracked

Eight equities and five indices, priced on the same clock.

20s

Price refresh

Fast enough to trust, slow enough to stay inside rate limits.

6

Feeds running

Each polls on its own schedule and serves stale before it fails.

Live data

The whole tape, on one screen

Prices, indices, and $RCHAN on the same clock. Stale values dim rather than disappear, so you always know what you're looking at.

GOOGL341.37−2.79%
META755.85+2.61%
AMZN250.56−1.73%
NVDA225.55−1.45%
AAPL336.91−0.84%
GOOGL341.37−2.79%
META755.85+2.61%
AMZN250.56−1.73%
NVDA225.55−1.45%
AAPL336.91−0.84%
GOOGL341.37−2.79%
META755.85+2.61%
AMZN250.56−1.73%
NVDA225.55−1.45%
AAPL336.91−0.84%
buy 2 AAPL at market pricewhy is NVDA hot today?sell half my TSLA positionany new filings for COIN?set a limit buy on MSFT at 505summarize chain news from the last 6 hourscompare heat on AAPL vs METAwhat's on my watchlist?

How it works

Say what you want. Read it back. Sign it.

Robinchan reads the filing, quotes the price, and hands you a signed-by-you order. It asks back when the intent is ambiguous rather than guessing.

Talk it into an order

example conversation

how's nvda doing today?

Up 2.1% since the open. There was an 8-K filing about a new supply agreement an hour ago, and volume is above the 20-day average.

grab 4 shares if it drops to 172

Got it, limit buy 4 NVDA at 172. I'll put the quote together, but you're still the one who presses sign.

BUYNVDAlimit
example
Quantity
4 unit
Entry price
172.00
Limit price
172.00
Estimated gas
0.31
Protocol fee
0.11
Estimated total
688.42

You're the one who signs. The server only builds the payload and can never send a transaction on your behalf.

Heat board

rounded ×10

GOOGL

50

COIN

40

META

40

TSLA

40

MSFT

30

Score combines on-chain activity and 24-hour news. The social component ships in phase 3.

Why it's built this way

Three decisions, held to

Each one costs something. They're listed here because the trade-offs are the product.

  1. 01

    One screen, not six tabs

    Prices, SEC filings, news, and on-chain activity collected into one feed with relative time and sentiment, not six sources you have to stitch together yourself.

  2. 02

    Commands in plain sentences

    Write what you want in normal language. If anything is unclear, Robinchan asks back, it never guesses, because guessing wrong here means you lose money.

  3. 03

    Keys stay in your hands

    The server builds the transaction payload, then stops there. No private key, seed phrase, or session key is ever stored, every transaction needs a fresh signature from you.

Capital flow

Where the fees go

Buyback is deliberately not automated. A server that can move funds is a server holding keys, which conflicts with the non-custodial principle.

  1. 01

    Trading fees

    A portion of every order fee flows to the treasury address.

  2. 02

    Premium tiers

    Tier subscriptions flow into the same treasury.

  3. 03

    Treasury

    Balance and accrual are logged hourly, open for anyone to read.

  4. 04

    Buyback $RCHAN

    Purchase execution is run manually, not by the server.

Your keys. Your signature. Your call.

Read the market with a companion who explains it, then sign the order yourself. Nothing moves without you.

Robinchan

A character companion market for tokenized stocks on Robinhood Chain.

Not financial advice. Tokenized stocks are securities and their availability varies by jurisdiction. Trading features stay behind a feature flag that's off by default until licensing and disclosure requirements are reviewed. Price and news data come from third-party providers and may be delayed or incomplete.