A dog photo app with a weekly points pool, and a token on Robinhood Chain that does things inside it. This document describes how both work. Every number here is read from the same code the app runs on, and every claim links to where it can be checked.
WhereMyDoogPoop is a mobile-first app where people post photos of their dogs. Each photo is filed as an incident, with a report written in the voice of a bored municipal officer, on the dog's case file. Posts are voted on. Every week a fixed pool of 100,000 Poop Points is split between the people whose dogs did the most work.
The app was live before the token. $PDOOG was launched afterwards on Robinhood Chain through the pons launchpad, and this document is mostly about the ways the two are connected.
A vote's weight is ln(1 + karma) × account age factor × X-account factor. A brand new account has karma 0, so its vote weighs exactly zero. A hundred fake accounts voting for one post produce nothing. Karma is earned by receiving votes from accounts that already have it, and it cannot be bought, transferred, or held in a wallet.
At the weekly settle, each post counts the weighted votes it received in its first 48 hours, capped at 50 per post; gallery uploads count at 40% of live captures; at most 10 posts per person count. The pool is split by share of that score, to the last point. Nothing in this paragraph can be changed by holding tokens.
Verify: leaderboard · this week's recap cards
$PDOOG is an ERC-20 on Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663), launched on pons with a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000 and no team allocation, no presale and no launch buy. It trades on a bonding curve against NVDA, a tokenised share, until the curve graduates into a Uniswap v4 pool.
Fees. Every trade pays 2.00%: a 1.00% launchpad fee (30% of it to pons, the rest to the launcher) plus a 1.00% creator tax. 1.70% of every trade arrives to the project as NVDA. Until graduation it goes back into the curve, buying on the same curve everyone else buys on. A first tranche of tokens bought this way was burned.
Right now: 0.42 of 24.96 NVDA raised (1.7%), 975M tokens left on the curve. 24M tokens (2.44% of supply) sit at the burn address.
Verify: token on explorer · curve on pons · chart · burn proof
Link the wallet that holds $PDOOG by signing a message (no transaction, no approval; from desktop or by QR from your phone). The app reads the wallet's balance from the chain every ten minutes and gives it a rank. The rank shows on your profile and every post, and multiplies your own weekly score at the settle. It never changes the weight of anyone's vote: the multiplier scales what other people already gave you, and 1.5 × 0 is still 0.
Two more things come from the token's transfer history, not from anything you declare: OG #n, the order in which wallets first bought from the curve or the pool, and Diamond Hands, for wallets that bought and never sent a single token out.
Verify: holders board · transfer history
Every $PDOOG buy made from a linked wallet is read from the chain and credited: 1 Poop Point per 1,000 tokens, up to 20,000 points per rolling seven days. Buys made before linking count too, once each. Whoever brought you to the app gets 10% on top, for as long as you buy.
A referral itself pays 1,000 points, but only when the person you brought links a wallet and that wallet makes its first $PDOOG buy after joining. Sign-ups alone pay nothing. They are free to fake; a buy is not. A wallet can be linked to one account, so one buy can confirm one referral, once.
Verify: recruiters board · recent buys
Points live in a database we run. That is the right place for them (cheap, correctable before payout, no wallet needed to start) and the one place where you would have to take our word. So after every weekly settle, the Merkle root of the allocation list is written into a transaction on Robinhood Chain, from 0x04775302Bd4AcA7F351fF7Cca5E353Af4Bd11602 to itself. The list, the leaf format and the root are public; anyone can recompute the root and compare it with the chain. If we changed an allocation afterwards, the root would not match.
Verify: explorer
Built and operated by Nextry, a software company. Community on Telegram and X. The app is at www.wmdoogpoop.com.
This page is generated from the same constants the app runs on and refreshes every five minutes. If a number here ever disagrees with the app, the app is right and this page has a bug; tell us.