Secure wallet-to-wallet chat, rebuilt as a neon HUD for Solana
In the neon dusk of Solana lanes, cherry.fun threads encrypted wallet-to-wallet channels into a hacking-friendly HUD — no phone, no email, no KYC. Slip into private clubs, token-gated rooms, and lightning DMs; your wallet is the passport.
Why wallet-first?
HUD Features
A messenger built like a UI console: presence chips, token gates, ephemeral threads, and encrypted DMs — with low-latency Solana rails. Micro-animations keep the HUD alive without stealing attention.
Wallet Presence
See addresses online, ping a node, and open encrypted DMs with a tap — identity anchored by your wallet key.
Token-Gated Clubs
Gate rooms to holders of NFTs or SPL tokens — membership enforced on-chain, chat enforced client-side.
Encrypted Threads
Optional end-to-end encryption for private threads; message routing uses Solana metadata channels.
Channels & Nodes
Navigate public channels, private nodes, and token-locked stages. Each room shows on-chain status, member chips, and a quick connect button for lightning replies.
Ready to drop into the neon net?
Connect your wallet and enter private channels — cherry.fun keeps your footprint minimal and your comms fast.
Neon Node Console
A compact command deck for your social ops: fast-switch channels, pin memos, and preview wallets. This set-piece shows how chat state, token-gates, and presence chips stitch into a single pane.
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Contact & Support
Questions, bug reports, or build requests? Ping the devs from here — or email [email protected]. Support docs: cherry.fun.
The Vision — Neon-Comms for Solana
Cherry.fun is a messenger forged for a decentralized city where addresses are identities and private lanes matter more than profiles. Imagine a HUD stitched into your wallet: presence chips light up when a peer signs a transaction, token-gated rooms bloom only for holders, and ephemeral threads spin up for a single trade or a timed rendezvous. We lean into the culture of fast, low-friction coordination — whether you’re coordinating NFT drops, whispering trade terms, or carving out a private club for your DAO — while keeping data minimization at the core. Conversations are routed through on-chain metadata and optional client-side encryption; you never need to expose a phone number or email. The UI takes cues from cybernetic consoles: clean chips, quick-switch palettes, and a neon visual language that signals status at a glance without turning chat into noise. For communities that require access control, token gates work like physical turnstiles: possession of an SPL token or NFT opens doors, and role colors cascade as visible chips. Power users get a Node Console: pin memos, preview rooms, and batch-invite addresses, all optimized for keyboard flows and low-latency interactions. Developers and integrators can register bots for announcements or set lightweight webhooks for on-chain event notifications. We prioritize speed — the Solana rails provide near-instant channel signals — and privacy: identity is your wallet key, and stored metadata is minimized or kept off-chain. Cherry.fun is intentionally simple to join: connect a wallet, accept a message signature, and you’re present. No KYC. No address book uploads. No unnecessary PII. If you want to test a guarded room, join a token-gated demo, or file a security report, use the contact form or reach out to [email protected]. We designed the messenger for the kinds of fast, trust-minimized coordination that make crypto communities sing: ephemeral threads, gated collaboration, and a HUD that keeps you informed without overwhelming your attention.