Case study · Windows desktop app

PumpSmart

A Windows desktop trading suite for pump.fun on Solana — eight tools in one app, fully non-custodial, published on the Microsoft Store.

PumpSmart — Windows desktop trading tools for pump.fun on Solana by RG Loomis

At a glance

Type
Desktop trading suite (8 tools)
Platforms
Windows 10 / 11 (64-bit)
Distribution
Microsoft Store & direct download
Model
Freemium · free tier always free
Custody
Non-custodial — keys stay local

The product

PumpSmart is a Windows desktop application that puts eight trading tools for pump.fun on Solana into a single interface: a multi-wallet bundler with atomic Jito-bundled sell-all, a coin launcher, volume and counter-trade bots, an on-chain splitter, and a profit-and-loss ledger.

It is non-custodial by design — keys never leave the user's machine, and the app talks to Solana directly over a low-latency RPC path rather than routing trades through a service in the middle.

Built for speed, shipped for trust

Trading tooling lives or dies on latency and on whether people believe it is safe to run. PumpSmart is a native desktop app rather than a browser extension or a hosted dashboard, which keeps execution local and keeps custody with the user. Distribution through the Microsoft Store — alongside a direct installer — means Windows users get a signed, reviewed binary instead of an anonymous download.

A freemium model that stays honest

The free tier is always free, not a countdown trial. Paid tiers unlock the heavier automation. That structure lets someone evaluate the whole surface of the product before spending anything — the same approach we take across our software.

Built & shipped end-to-end

We designed the product, built the Windows application, wired up the on-chain integrations, and took it through Microsoft Store publishing and review — plus the marketing site, documentation, tutorials and licensing system behind it.

Why it matters

PumpSmart is the most technically demanding thing in this portfolio: real-money transactions, sub-second execution windows, and a user base that will notice instantly if something is wrong. Shipping it to a public app store — and keeping it non-custodial while doing so — is a good measure of what we can build.

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