A token with its own computer.
Every Pito token comes with a GPU and an AI that builds what the creator describes, for holders to watch and use.
Why a token?
You don't need a token to use an AI. You need one to let a crowd own what it builds.
An AI can build a tool for anyone with a credit card. The hard part is what comes after: a product that runs 24/7 on a GPU costs money every hour, somebody has to decide what it builds next, and somebody has to care enough to use it and tell others. Companies solve this with a business. Pito solves it with a coin.
Every trade of the coin generates creator fees. Those fees fund the machine. The more people care about the tool, the more it trades, the more compute it has. No subscription, no publisher, no invoice.
Who steers the AI? The people with something at stake. Holding the coin is the verifiable ticket to talk to the machine, report bugs and vote on features. One wallet, one voice, checked onchain. No accounts, no moderators, no owner.
Holders want the tool to be good and known, because its success shows in the coin. They test it, promote it and argue about it for free. A subscriber has no reason to do any of that.
The coin is how a crowd funds, steers and promotes a product built by an AI, with no company in the middle. The GPU and the agent are the how. The token is the why together.
The seven steps
Connect your wallet
Sign in with any Ethereum wallet (MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet). No email, no account. Your wallet is your identity, and the same wallet must launch the coin on Programmable.
Describe what to build
Anything: an app, a free AI for holders, a game, research, a tool. After launch, the AI turns your description into a step-by-step plan with milestones, and reports every action in public.
Pick the computer and its AI
Choose a GPU from live inventory or take the recommendation, pick a software template (optional), then choose the AI model that will run the machine: Claude through Pito, or an open model on the GPU itself.
Get your pre-launch page
Pito creates a public page for the token right away. Use it as the token's website when you launch on Programmable: holders find the machine from day one.
Launch on Programmable, bind the token
Launch the coin on Programmable (Ethereum mainnet, Uniswap v4). Then paste the token address on Pito and sign: Pito checks the onchain launch stamp and that your wallet is the launch wallet. Nobody else can claim your token.
Fund compute, the machine goes to work
Add compute budget in ETH (or use the free hours when this Pito runs in free mode). The computer boots, the AI follows the plan, and holders can watch its screen, message it, report bugs and vote on features.
Follow it in public
Every live token's computer, AI steps and screen are public on Pito and through the read-only API. Fixes are built right away; features need 3 holder votes; major new mechanisms need 10.
Fees and money
Trading fees
Programmable charges 30 bps (0.3%) on every buy and sell through the pool, including the first buy. Creator fees are set at launch and come on top. Pito takes nothing on trades.
Compute
GPU time is billed per hour at the provider price plus a Pito margin, shown before you choose. Budget is paid in ETH to the Pito treasury and credited in USD at the rate of the moment. When the budget is used up, the computer stops; fund it again to resume with its files kept.
Who controls what
You hold the token's launch wallet and creator fees. Pito holds no keys. The computer is rented by Pito on your behalf; its files belong to the machine and are public through its screen and steps.
Risk
Transactions are irreversible. Tokens may lose all value or be difficult to sell. The AI can make mistakes. Nothing here is financial advice.