Larp Generator
A focused lab for Solana utilities

From idea to
useful Solana
apps.

A workspace for shaping the technology, developing a distinct identity, and putting a usable project on the web.

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Development / identity / release
Technology with a distinct identity.One project. A coherent app, brand and public home.
Designed for focused toolsRPC infrastructureWallet analyticsDeveloper utilities
Out in the open

Real tools.
Public releases.

Explore two live Solana utilities. Open either app and try its read-only tools without connecting a wallet.

InfrastructurePublic app

Route Forge

Compare Solana RPC response times, qualify a route, and inspect transaction execution or wallet activity through the selected endpoint.

Open Route Forge READ-ONLY
Wallet analyticsPublic app

Ledger Lens

Explore wallet balances, SPL and Token-2022 holdings, recent signatures, and transaction details in one focused Solana console.

Open Ledger Lens READ-ONLY
A considered workflow

Build the purpose.
Then the presence.

Keep the product, the code and its public identity connected as a project takes shape.

  1. Give the idea a purpose.

    Choose the utility and shape a focused starting point around what the application needs to do.

  2. Develop its own direction.

    Refine the source, prepare development requests, and give the project a visual identity suited to its purpose.

  3. Publish a checked release.

    Stage saved application files, run the release checks, and share a stable public website.

01 / ApplicationA tool with a clear purpose.
02 / IdentityA direction of its own.
03 / ReleaseA website people can open.
Good to know

A little more
about the lab.

Can I use the public apps without a wallet?

Yes. Route Forge and Ledger Lens use public Solana RPC requests for read-only exploration. You can enter an address or transaction signature without connecting or funding a wallet. Public RPC providers can apply rate limits or become unavailable.

How do I start my own project?

Open the builder and sign in to save your own projects. Choose a utility, develop its source and identity, then use the publishing controls to prepare a public release.

How does development work?

Larp Generator creates category-specific application starters and keeps source files and development requests together. Custom feature development uses a connected assistant session; a queued request needs that session to be worked on.

What does a checked release mean?

Publishing checks the application files and the files served at the public address. Browser checks exercise candidate releases with simulated data. Each project shows its actual verification state; these checks do not guarantee the availability of an external RPC provider.

Can I update a website after publishing?

Yes. Publish a new release from saved source. Failed publication checks keep the previous live release available while you fix the new version.

Make the next useful thing

Give your idea
a working home.

Open the builder