A little clarity.

From sentence to quote.

1. Write a command. Try swap 0.1 SOL to USDC in the web desk.
2. Check the preview. Inspect the amount, assets, Solana mainnet and full mint addresses.
3. Request a quote. Supported routes use live provider responses. The source and route appear with the result; quotes expire after 15 seconds from the start of the request.
4. Make your decision. Connect your wallet and prepare a supported swap. Review the simulation, fees and minimum received, then approve in your wallet. A submitted signature is not marked successful until Solana confirms it.

Make the move specific.

Use an amount and both assets. SOL, USDC and USDT resolve to pinned Solana mint addresses. Other output tokens require a full mint address. Exact inputs currently support the three pinned assets.

The parser recognizes specific patterns. It does not interpret arbitrary strategies or instructions embedded in token metadata. A familiar symbol does not prove a token's identity: check its full, case-sensitive mint address.

SOL uses the wrapped-SOL mint for quote routing. Wallet balances are native SOL. Amounts are converted exactly to base units without floating-point rounding.

Your address. Your keys.

Supported Solana wallets are discovered in your browser. Connecting requests your public address; the desk reads its native SOL balance on Solana mainnet. Phantom, Solflare and other supported injected wallets can be used.

Connecting alone requests no signature. Preparing a swap validates the route and runs a mainnet simulation. The separate approval button asks your wallet to sign and submit that transaction. TweetSwap never requests seed phrases or private keys. Disconnecting or changing accounts invalidates the prepared review.

If a balance or quote cannot be verified, you will see an error. Example amounts are never substituted for live data.

What works today.

Command parsing and previews

Available

Canonical token and mint lookup

Available

Supported Solana route quotes

Available

Wallet connection and SOL balance

Available

Wallet-approved swaps

Supported direct Raydium routes; service configuration required

Transfers

Preview only

Percentage quotes

Not enabled

X post lookup

Requires configured X read service

X reply bots and Telegram

Not enabled

Quotes cover supported routes returned by the provider. They are not a guarantee of execution or a comparison across every market. Network fees, transfer behavior and the venue's final quote may differ. A mint lookup does not establish token safety or route availability.

Paste a canonical X post URL in the desk to load its author, timestamp and text through the official X API. If the service is not configured or a post cannot be read, an explicit error appears. Address mentions are candidates for verification, never automatic trade instructions. No verified project X or Telegram handle is claimed.

Next stop: Pump.fun.

The TweetSwap token is planned for Pump.fun on Solana. No official mint, launch date, supply allocation or token benefits have been announced.

The verified mint address and launch page will appear here when available. Until then, there is no official TweetSwap token to buy. Pump.fun launch plans do not mean every Pump.fun token is supported by the desk's quote providers.

TweetSwap does not promise yield, revenue rights, price appreciation, buybacks or burns. The token launch and software capabilities are separate matters.

Built on real details.

TweetSwap is an independent product inspired by command-based trading workflows. Solana, Pump.fun, Jupiter, Raydium and wallet providers have not endorsed this product.