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Explore

The Explore page at superhooks.dev/explore lists what everyone has built with SuperHooks: every live pool and every deployed hook. Anyone can open it; no wallet or sign-in is needed.

What is listed​

  • Pools that were created in the app, or that use a hook made in the app, once they are live. Pools you only imported to track are not listed.
  • Hooks that have been deployed, with their rules, permissions, address and code.

Drafts, archived pools, chats and your pool notes are never listed.

If a hook was edited after it was deployed, its code is hidden, because the saved code is no longer what is on-chain.

Entries marked Example were deployed by the SuperHooks team. Each one shows a common pattern: a swap counter, a 1% creator fee, and a launch fee that fades out over an hour.

Remixing a hook​

Each hook that shows its code has a Remix link. It opens the app with a message asking SuperHooks to start from that hook. Send it, and SuperHooks explains what the hook does and asks what you want to change. Your version is saved as a new hook in your own workspace, with you as the owner, and deploys to a new address.

The original was written for someone else and nobody has audited it. Read the summary SuperHooks gives you, and check who receives any fees in your copy.

Hiding your work​

In the app, use the Show my pools and hooks on superhooks.dev switch at the top of the Hooks or Pools page. It is on by default.

Turning it off removes all of your pools and hooks from Explore. It changes nothing on-chain: your contracts and pools are public on Robinhood Chain either way.

Before you trade​

A listing is not an endorsement. Hooks are unaudited, and a hook can charge fees or block swaps. Read a hook's rules and code before you use its pool. See Security.