Live telemetry

Receipts, not rhetoric.

Every number below is either pulled live from the production API or pinned to a shipped artifact. No vanity. No future tense. This is what exists today.

The surface area

core counts

Modules shipped Live

5,000+

Auto-generated API replacement modules covering SaaS, finance, crypto, devtools. Count pulled from the built manifest.

Chains supported Live

60+

EVM, Solana, Move, Cosmos, Bitcoin L2s. Every chain reachable through a single meter-call.

Server bots Static

1,000

95 hand-coded always-on workers + 905 watchers that patrol modules, markets, mentions, and manifests.

Scheduled Claude bots Static

Social Pulse, Feature Forge, Curator — three autonomous LLM loops writing, shipping, and pruning on a cron.

SDKs Static

JS, Python, Go, Rust, Ruby, PHP, Java, Swift, Kotlin, C#, Dart, Elixir — one meter call across every runtime.

Languages translated Static

English plus 14 locales. Docs, marketing, onboarding localized so the toll road speaks every builder's language.

Competitor comparison pages Static

160+

Every /vs-*.html stands on its own URL, indexed, dunking on the incumbent it replaces.

Solidity contracts scaffolded Static

PCP, PCPStaking, BridgeVerifier, BridgeCallRouter, NodeStaking, NodeRegistry, SniperAttestor.

E2E tests Static

Every critical user path — signup, meter, autopilot, bridge — covered by a green Playwright check.

OpenAPI operations Static

217

Fully specced, fully typed, fully SDK-generated. The contract is the product.

Seed nodes planned Static

Across 20 regions. The mesh that routes meter-calls to whichever chain answers first.

Built in Static

72hrs

From empty repo to live mainnet toll road. Yoshi, solo, zero sleep.

LLM cost at runtime Static

Modules are pre-compiled artifacts. No LLM tokens burned per call. Inference was the build tool, not the runtime.

PCP team allocation Static

10%

100M of 1B. Vested, on-chain, public. The other 90% goes to builders, nodes, and the network.

Emission cap on PCP Static

Zero inflation. Hard cap 1B forever. No stealth dilution, no "community" backdoor, no future printer.

Live signal

refreshed in-browser

Bot health

95 workers + 905 watchers, uptime last 24h (target SLO — tracking begins T+0)

target SLO

Modules shipped over time

cumulative, first 72 hours

5,000+

Autopilot cost today

LLM spend on runtime meter-calls

$0.00

Quote wall

one-liners

"The seam between 20 million APIs and every blockchain."— positioning

"Receipts, not rhetoric."— thesis

"Inference was the build tool. Not the runtime."— architecture

"One meter call. Every chain."— product

"A toll road, not a toll booth."— economics

"Soil and grass is the internet. Roads and bridges are CRMs. MeterCall is everything built on top."— metaphor

"Zero inflation. Hard cap. Forever."— PCP

"If the module doesn't exist, a bot ships it before you finish your coffee."— autopilot

"Every API replaced is a new lane on the road."— flywheel

"We didn't write an AI wrapper. We wrote an infrastructure."— pitch

"The contract is the product."— engineering

"Built in 72 hours. Built to last 72 years."— tagline

"Builders earn. Users pay once. Nodes route. The token meters."— loop

"No stealth dilution. No community backdoor. No future printer."— PCP guarantee

"The module marketplace where people pay to use modules, and build on top."— MeterCall

"1,000 bots. Three scheduled LLMs. One solo founder. Receipts on chain."— status

"Every /vs-*.html is a flag planted on an incumbent's lawn."— distribution

"Ten SDKs, fifteen languages, one meter."— reach

"The toll is small. The road is everywhere."— network

"Yoshi built this so his son will have a world worth shipping into."— why