TokenFund
Fund the infrastructure behind what you build
TokenFund launched on February 26, 2026 with 4 votes, #2,350 of 16,628 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
Let your community directly fund the API costs that power your apps. Starting with Claude and ChatGPT, so you can build without worrying about the bill.
Let your community directly fund the API costs that power your apps. Starting with Claude and ChatGPT — so you can build without worrying about the bill.
Companies top up the event budget from a link you give them; teams join with a QR or link and hit every model through the same key; the live balance stays in view so spend never catches you off guard. What you do, what sponsors and hackers do next, and how you stay on top of spend—without becoming the API help desk. Create a TokenFund project for your hackathon. You get a sponsor link to share and a way to give each participant their own QR or URL. They open it and add credits into your event pool. You keep one shared balance instead of juggling separate keys or invoices per sponsor. Hand out each person’s link or QR at check-in or in Slack. They’re all on the same gateway—you’re not…from tokenfund.dev
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