About Shiplog

Shiplog is an independent tracker for the Pons launchpad on Robinhood Chain. It answers one question for every token: is someone actually building this?

Why it exists

Hundreds of tokens launch on Pons every day. Most say they are building something. A chart can show what traders think, but it cannot show whether code is being written. Shiplog reads the evidence instead: commits, releases and contracts, each with a link you can open and check yourself.

What it covers today

• 125 Pons projects with a builder source, read from the chain and from builder submissions.
• 59 of them shipped real work in the last 30 days.
• 1,500+ Pons launches in the last 24 hours, all checked for a GitHub link.

Who it is for

Holders who want to know if the team behind a token is still working. Researchers who need a list of Pons projects with real development. Builders who want their work seen next to the chart, with a verified listing and a README badge.

Principles

• Evidence over claims. Every ship links to the commit, release or transaction behind it.
• Same rules for everyone. Scores are mechanical, and the rules are public on How Shiplog works.
• Price never changes a score. Market numbers are context only.
• No paid placement. A project cannot buy a better position or a removed signal.
• Corrections are public. Mistakes are fixed and logged on Corrections.

Independence

Shiplog is a community tool. It is not affiliated with Pons, Robinhood, or any project it lists, and it holds no position in any token it tracks. Nothing on this site is financial advice.

Get in touch

Follow @ShipLogPons on X for weekly reports, get alerts from the Shiplog Telegram bot, list your project on Submit, report a mistake on Corrections, or use the data yourself through the open API.