Opening Lotline…
Your next contribution, clearly.
Your next contribution, clearly.
LOTLINE IN MOTION
Start with the launch film, then explore the workspace. Two focused app tours take you from your first split to your next review.
THE LAUNCH FILM
Released October 1, 2026. Animated screens illustrate the planning experience; they are not a recording of a transaction. The 832 identities refer to the issuer and Solana mint snapshot verified September 12. Availability and trading routes are checked separately in the app.
Original music and sound effects are preserved. Music: “Fashion” by The_Mountain, via Pixabay. Read the scene-by-scene description and credits.
APP TOURS · SEPTEMBER 30
Recorded app footage, with chapters to find your next step.
Recorded September 30, 2026. Actual app footage; Example figures are synthetic. Technical explanation slides are labeled. No wallet connected and no funds moved. These tours are caption-led; earlier narrated films remain in the archive.
Explore 832 Example assets, choose up to ten for a plan, and return to your split with a new contribution. These narrated tours show the September 12, 2026 planner release. Example balances and estimates are synthetic; recorded Live estimates are dated observations.
These archived films predate Portfolio, Markets, Community and later execution changes. Their statements about available features and email configuration describe the recording date. The separate September 20 unsigned mainnet simulation does not prove a purchase. Controlled receipt and recovery demonstrations below use a fake wallet and mocked providers.
September 23 update: the PreStocks planner supports eight verified assets. The xStocks review checks Pyth freshness before mapped purchases and stops approvals when references expire. Its planning benchmark compares quoted share exposure with the underlying equity price using a separate USDC/USD conversion. The xStocks review shows a Pyth reference status beside each estimate. The dated rehearsal below shows that status flow as it was recorded.
SEPTEMBER 21, 2026 · PRESTOCKS AND PYTH
This narrated, captioned rehearsal follows a PreStocks contribution from asset selection to exact allocation, issuer verification and a shared plan. It then shows the Pyth reference status beside an xStocks estimate. Catalogs, estimates and the reference status are controlled fixtures, labeled throughout. No wallet connects and no funds move; the clip does not claim a live oracle observation or a price comparison.
SEPTEMBER 20, 2026 · HISTORICAL REHEARSAL
These narrated September 20 recordings show that release’s first-use journey and technical evidence screens. Catalog and quote responses in the UI rehearsal are controlled fixtures, labeled throughout. No wallet signs and no funds move. The separately documented unsigned mainnet simulation does not prove a completed purchase.
PRODUCT TOUR · 1:38 · AINSLEY NARRATION
You already know your xStocks and your split. Each new contribution still needs exact amounts and a plan for next time. This is Lotline, your next contribution, clearly. Start with Example mode. Explore 832 asset identities and build a plan with up to 10. The balances and estimates here are synthetic practice data. Never market prices. Choose your assets, set percentages, and enter your USDC budget. These percentages apply to this contribution, not your existing portfolio. Here, 50, 30, and 20% divide the amount exactly. Down to the final micro USDC. Inspect the calculation and verify this plan. Search for another company, adjust the split, and compare the exact contribution amounts. Copy the plan or download a CSV with its sources and freshness status. Switch to Live when you need current verification and amount specific estimates. Lotline checks issuer identities and Solana mints reads holdings and converts raw token amounts into displayed units. Jupiter provides route estimates that expire. Unavailable routes remain unavailable. Every quote belongs to a specific amount and expires within 30 seconds. Its source and time stay visible, so an estimate cannot quietly become a promise. Your budget and split stay saved on this device. Change the amount next time and the old estimates clear. Optional accounts add named cloud plans. The installable app keeps Example planning available offline. You can try the full planning flow before creating an account. When ready, copy the exact amount and verified mint. Then review independently on official Jupiter. Lotline never signs or executes a trade. One contribution accounted for. A familiar plan to return to.
INSIDE THE PLANNER
Follow exact micro-USDC allocation, verified token units, quotes in batches of three, and freshness-aware exports. The walkthrough also explains device drafts, optional Supabase plans, and the public-only offline Example.
TECHNICAL WALKTHROUGH · 2:45 · AINSLEY NARRATION
Lotline turns a chosen xStocks split into an exact plan for the next USDC contribution. The current release supports 10 assets per plan, with 832 identities in its bundled Example catalog. This walkthrough uses the real application, and clearly labeled synthetic estimates. The calculation boundary is explicit. USDC is parsed into integer microunits and percentages into basis points. Big integer arithmetic calculates each allocation, then the largest remainder method distributes leftover microunits deterministically. The total always matches the entered budget. Invalid percentage fields never produce a complete allocation badge. Example is isolated from Live providers. The original six practice assets keep their fixtures. Additional identities use zero illustrative holdings and a generic unit estimate. The catalog includes pinned decimals and official logo assets, while unsupported saved mints remain visible for repair instead of silently replacing a user's draft. Live has a separate verification path. Issuer metadata identifies each asset, then Solana account checks verify its mint and token program. Token-2022 scaled UI Amounts require the current mint configuration and chain time. Raw holdings and quote outputs go through that conversion before display. Decimal formatting alone would be incorrect. The server requests amount specific Jupiter quotes in bounded batches of 3. It requests no transaction and supplies no signing wallet. Each result keeps its own retrieval time and expiry. With a 30 second maximum freshness window. Later batches cannot refresh earlier quotes. Provider failures and missing routes remain explicit states. Copy and CSV exports preserve exact allocations, verified mints, quote sources, and expiry. An export records whether an estimate was fresh or stale when exported. Copying never renews a quote. Editing the budget or percentages clears estimates so amounts cannot reuse a mismatched result. Device drafts keep the contribution budget and split. Signed in users can explicitly save named plans through Supabase, protected by row level security. Public offline caching excludes private account and API responses. Example calculations work offline, while Live estimates require a connection. Email delivery remains disabled until a custom sender is configured. The responsive web app is installable on supported mobile and desktop browsers. It is a contribution planner, not a broker or automatic trader. Users review any purchase independently on Jupiter. Lotline makes the numerical plan repeatable and its Live assumptions inspectable.
SEPTEMBER 19, 2026 · CONTROLLED DEMONSTRATION
This narrated, 25-second recording shows the newer contribution flow running locally: exact review, separate receipts, recovery after an uncertain result, and a saved manual reminder. It uses a fake Wallet Standard wallet and mocked Jupiter and Solana responses. No funds moved. This is controlled test evidence of the review, recovery and receipt flow.
CONTROLLED WALKTHROUGH · 0:25 · NARRATED · NO FUNDS MOVED
A persistent banner identifies the entire recording as a controlled test with mocked wallet and providers. A four-asset contribution is reviewed with exact USDC amounts, minimum raw token output, wallet, network and fees. Two simulated legs confirm. The third has an unknown result, so further approvals stop and the original receipts remain visible. After a reload, Lotline reconciles the original attempt, then resumes only the fourth leg. The completed receipts show historical raw amounts and can be downloaded. Finally, a manual review reminder saves the amount and split, and the recording shows the receipt and reminder layouts on smaller screens. No real transaction was signed or submitted. Every future real contribution would require a fresh review and explicit wallet approval once execution readiness requirements are met.