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Peep builder update: web, iOS, @solanamobile and early access
Three days of shipping across Peep, from October 20 to 22. We focused on the parts you feel ever time you use the product: finding a token, understanding it, placing a trade, sharing your reasoning and coming back to where you left off.
Peep brings token discovery, market context and social trading together on Solana. Our goal is to help traders make better-informed decisions before following someone else’s call.
Token research and trading. We reworked the native iOS token screen around price, chart, risk metrics, your position and Peeps. Charts now have clearer small-price labels and better framing for tokens with short histories, with expanded views for candle/line and Price/Market Cap. The trade panel keeps Receive and Total fees visible, with the final Buy action above the keyboard. Closing it returns you to the same token and timeframe.
A more connected Feed. Token attachments now resolve the matching token’s identity and market context. We improved people filtering and made the iOS Market Feed retain search, minimum market cap and Following selections when returning from Peep. Sharing after a trade stays optional: write a Peep when you have something to say, or keep trading.
One profile, with Peep’s own identity. Both native apps now use the web’s profile and XP data: original Peep badges, progress, invites, weekly activity, performance and holdings. We also removed the duplicate iOS profile path, so You and your own author link lead to the same profile. Returning from XP, Wallet or Settings keeps navigation consistent.
Groups with more context. We expanded native coverage for group calls, invites, member rankings and pinned groups. On web and iOS, opening a call’s original message now takes you back to its conversation, including older messages. Failed history loads offer a retry without losing that destination.
More consistent wallet and account behavior. We updated trade-linked Peep verification to handle a user’s selected linked wallet instead of assuming the primary wallet. Group tips also follow the selected wallet. We tightened session recovery, wallet switching, watchlist undo and alert management as part of bringing the native apps closer to the web experience.
Fresh builds for testers. Updated iOS builds are available to our existing internal TestFlight group, and the latest signed Seeker APK is distributed through Firebase App Distribution. We checked key navigation and data flows on physical iPhone and Seeker devices. Peep remains in closed beta for user testing, and feedback is shaping the next iterations.
Early access is now account-based. You can sign in and request access from the website. We review requests, and one approved account unlocks Peep on both web and Seeker. Existing testers keep their access. The homepage’s Get early access buttons now take you straight into this flow.
We’d love feedback from Solana traders and Seeker users: where do you lose context, what feels slow, and what would make Peep part of your daily routine?
A quick heads-up for beta testers: We’re testing our own Solana indexer, powered by @Helius, so you may experience some delays or errors on the site. Please let us know if you run into any issues!
Peep does not currently have a token. Any future $Peep token will be part of a rewards mechanism. Please do not trust any token that has not been officially announced by us.
You’re early. You’re in. 🟠
Congrats to our newest Peep early access members:
@alexdvr2012 @fougars67 @oxurieal @sol_charlie001 @teefax @medstone56472 @283mami @wantedbitcoin
Your access is approved and enabled. Jump in and start exploring!
Peep is currently in closed beta testing, and you’re here to help shape what comes next. Try things out, challenge the experience, and tell us what works and what needs work.
We’ll send you a feedback form to collect your bugs, ideas, and honest first impressions. Every useful detail helps us build a better Peep.
You’ll also receive an Early Badge to recognize that you were here from the beginning. Thank you for your support and for building alongside us. 🧡
Want to be part of it too? Reply with what you’d love to test and tag a friend who should discover Peep. 👀
Let’s make something worth being early for.
Even in Novosibirsk, you might run into Peep orange. @solana keeps connecting the whole world.
Congratulations on the new upgrade.
peep.fun BP26 retweeted
That’s just one message. Looks like we’re on the right track.
Soon, you’ll be able to trade all of Peep’s alerts directly on @peepyourfun
peep.fun BP26 retweeted
Testing continues at @peepyourfun. Our algorithmic analysis of thesis holders is producing excellent results, and we’re continuing to test, learn, and refine.
24 hours. 69 tokens. A median return of 5.9x.
These results reflect holding every token without selling throughout the 24-hour period. To put 5.9x into perspective, a $100 position delivering that return would be worth $590. Of course, you could also take profit at 6x and get some sleep.
We’re working to make Peep even better. Our ultimate goal is cleaner trenches, and we’ll keep building what it takes to get there.
A verified checkmark doesn’t make a token good. The real users in the trenches do.
Testing continues at @peepyourfun. Our algorithmic analysis of thesis holders is producing excellent results, and we’re continuing to test, learn, and refine.
24 hours. 69 tokens. A median return of 5.9x.
These results reflect holding every token without selling throughout the 24-hour period. To put 5.9x into perspective, a $100 position delivering that return would be worth $590. Of course, you could also take profit at 6x and get some sleep.
We’re working to make Peep even better. Our ultimate goal is cleaner trenches, and we’ll keep building what it takes to get there.
A verified checkmark doesn’t make a token good. The real users in the trenches do.
december 2026.
bull szn has begun.
peep just hit its first $1B in volume.
peep LLM became solana's only filter.
you shipped stock indexes on solana.
that night:
Peep is utility-driven. It protects you. Fun comes first, but safety is what matters most. You can try this fun feature. It’s also part of the Peep experience.
Okey here the first MVP
if you have m5stickC plus2, you can install buy that web
peep-miner.orquestra.dev
And here the repo you can port your ESP board
github.com/berkayoztunc/peep…
@peepyourfun @den0thic
#buildInPublic
peep.fun BP26 retweeted
What if degens had their own IoT trading device?
A friend recently came up with an interesting idea:
"What if we could build a tiny IoT device for degens using Peep Radar?" (@den0thic)
I thought, why not?
And since I've been building Orquestra (@orquestradev ), this seemed like the perfect opportunity to demonstrate something I've wanted to show for a while:
Solana on IoT devices. No SDKs required.
So I grabbed an M5Stick and built a tiny Solana trading device.
The idea was simple: a pocket-sized device that lets you discover tokens, trade on Pumpfun, and track your positions using just a few physical buttons.
Here's how it works:
Peep Radar (@peepyourfun ): Provides the market data. After exploring different options, I found its Solana token analysis particularly interesting.
M5Stick: Displays the top 10 trending token addresses from Peep Radar. You can navigate the list and execute buy or sell orders using the physical buttons.
Orquestra API: Builds every Solana transaction, including Pumpfun buy and sell instructions, without using the Pumpfun SDK or Solana SDK.
Local Wallet: Every transaction is signed directly on the device using its own local wallet. The private key never needs to leave the device.
And here's the interesting part.
I didn't need to port a Solana SDK to the M5Stick.
I didn't need the Pumpfun SDK either.
Orquestra handles the transaction building through simple HTTP APIs, while the device handles signing locally.
This means even a tiny IoT device can interact with Solana programs without implementing all the protocol-specific logic.
And it doesn't stop at IoT.
With Orquestra MCP, AI agents can discover these same APIs, understand the available instructions, and build integrations without digging through SDK documentation.
One infrastructure layer. Different devices. Same Solana programs.
What started as a random idea from a friend turned into a working example of how accessible Solana development can become.
No Solana SDK. No Pumpfun SDK. Just HTTP + Solana.
That's what I'm building with Orquestra. 🚀
i ll share the repo soon...
peep.fun BP26 retweeted
What is Peeping? teapawt.net/i/broadcasts/1yKAPwVdY…
What is Peeping? teapawt.net/i/broadcasts/1yKAPwVdY…
Peep builder update: the trade is just the beginning.
We are building Peep around a simple idea: discovering a token should lead into research, execution and an ongoing conversation, all in one place. Our broader focus remains proprietary token selection and helping people assess opportunities with more context.
This week we have been tightening Peeping, the social layer around a trade:
• After a confirmed buy, an optional prompt lets you share a quick take or write your reasoning. Ignore it and keep trading; your written Peep is never posted automatically.
• Peep now sits inside the Market feed, alongside wallet buys, theses and calls. Shared ideas have their own detail view and follow-up updates from the author.
• Follow an individual Peep and return to it from an in-app notification. Selected-group sharing keeps those conversations with the group's current members.
• Recorded trade activity and written updates are treated separately. Missing history is not presented as a complete position or a profit claim.
We are also building the native Android and @solanamobile experience in Kotlin and Compose, using the same account and backend contracts as the web product. Native implementation and device testing are ongoing.
Peep is in closed beta for user testing. We would love feedback from builders and active traders on the full journey: discover a token, investigate it, trade, and decide whether to share your thinking.
Try the web product: peep.fun/private
DM me here for the access password. Especially interested in feedback on the post-buy prompt, feed readability and mobile experience.
Peep won’t let you drown in endless filters.
You shouldn’t have to master a trading terminal or trade like a professional meme coin trader to stand a chance. But the competition is fierce, and Peep gives you the edge to take it on.
That’s what Peeping is: extra armor in the trenches. The rest is up to you.
Testing is ongoing, and Peep will keep getting better. Behind it all is Peep AI Intelligence, powering every step.
In a world where the average HODL lasts 8 seconds and the average token lives for 48 seconds, you need me.
Peep is coming soon for safer peeping!






















