birdcall is a launchpad with one rule borrowed from every birdwatcher's notebook: a species only counts once. Each bird on the list can be launched as a coin exactly once, by whoever gets there first.
Type a common or latin name on the board. If nobody has launched it, it says Available. If someone has, it says Taken and links to that bird's sheet.
The coin's name is the species' name, its image is the species' field plate, and its website is the species' sheet on birdcall. You choose the ticker, the pair (SOL or one of the other Stonks pairs) and an optional dev buy, from 0 to 25% of supply.
You sign twice in your wallet: a message that proves the wallet is yours, then the launch transaction itself. Your wallet is the creator of the coin and makes the dev buy in that same transaction.
The species is now in flight: its coin trades on its bonding curve on Stonks. When the curve fills and the coin migrates, the species is marked seen in the notebook, with your wallet beside it.
birdcall never signs anything for you and never holds your funds. Every launch is checked before your wallet opens: the server builds the transaction, simulates it, and your browser checks that it carries no fee other than the one this site publishes (none).
Memecoins are volatile and most go nowhere. Rarity tiers describe how far a coin went; they are not a promise. Nothing on this site is financial advice.
Field plates are generated illustrations, made for birdcall. Species names follow the IOC World Bird List.
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