Last updated October 18, 2026
Grokpad has no accounts, no sign-up and no tracking. Here's the short list of what it does keep.
When you get a link: a fingerprint of your connector link (never the link itself), your launch wallet's address and its private key, stored encrypted, and the IP address the link was made from, so one place can't make thousands of links.
When Grok uses your link: a log of each request Grok makes (launch, balance check, sell, withdrawal) with what was asked, such as a coin's name or a withdrawal address. The first address you withdraw to is kept for good, because it becomes the only one your launch wallet can send to.
When you launch a coin: its name, ticker, description, links and picture. If Grok passes a picture link, we fetch that picture once and keep a copy. All of this becomes public the moment the coin is created.
On your device: this browser remembers your connector link and launch wallet so a return visit shows them again. That stays on your device; "Forget it in this browser" clears it.
When you visit: our host keeps standard server logs (like IP address, browser and pages requested) to keep the site running and stop abuse. We don't run analytics, ad trackers or tracking cookies.
Only the services that make a launch work, and only what each one needs:
We don't sell your data, and we don't share it with anyone else unless the law requires it.
Anything written to Solana or IPFS, like your launch wallet's address, its transactions and a coin's details, is public and can't be deleted, by us or anyone. We can stop showing a coin on this site, but that doesn't erase it from the chain.
We may update this policy; the date at the top shows the latest version. See also the Terms of Service.