RobinX is a next-generation social platform built on Robinhood Chain, where your identity, your content, and your community belong to you—not a centralized platform.
RobinX isn't "Web2 with a wallet." It's a decentralized social protocol that lives on Robinhood Chain — no centralized database, no hidden backend, no silent edits.
Profiles, posts, comments, reactions, and follows are recorded on-chain and can be independently verified by anyone.
Deterministic IDs and smart contract view functions power timelines without relying on a proprietary database.
Per-user counters, username mappings, reaction maps, and deterministic reads make it easy for any frontend to build on RobinX.
No privileged administrator can confiscate content. Authors control their own posts, edits, and visibility.
Share quick thoughts or publish detailed articles. Both are first-class citizens of the RobinX protocol.
Developers can build alternative clients, explorers, search engines, and analytics tools on top of the same public data.
Create rich posts using Markdown with support for formatting, links, images, quotes, and code blocks.
Every post, edit, reaction, and follow is an on-chain state change that is transparent, auditable, and tamper-evident.
Any application can interact directly with the smart contracts through standard RPC endpoints. The protocol remains accessible even without the official frontend.
A fast, clean interface powered by lean smart contracts on Robinhood Chain.
Case-insensitive usernames, display names, bios, links, avatars, and cover images — all stored on-chain.
Publish posts, edit your own content, and pin a favorite post with a transparent on-chain history.
Reply directly to posts using on-chain comments. Every comment has a deterministic identifier.
Share any post with optional commentary. Every repost is recorded as its own on-chain object.
Follow users and react to posts through contract state—no centralized database or hidden backend.
Write rich posts using headings, bold, italic, links, lists, quotes, and code blocks with standard Markdown.
Embed images using  and let clients render rich posts.
Fetch timelines, profiles, and posts using deterministic IDs and efficient view functions—no centralized indexer required.
All protocol state is accessible through public view functions—perfect for explorers, dashboards, and third-party applications.
Minimal structs, deterministic IDs, and pure view functions — a contract-first design that any client can query directly without centralized indexers.
UserBasic UserProfile UserStats Post Comment — minimal, expressive, and designed for efficient on-chain storage.
Global post counters, per-user counters, and deterministic mappings make timelines, profiles, and posts derivable without relying on an external indexer.
createAccount() createPost() createRepost() createComment() reactToPost() followUser() pinPost() plus comprehensive get* view functions for wallets, explorers, and user interfaces.
No privileged owner. Author-only edits and post visibility controls. Sanitized username rules. Simple, transparent, and fully auditable contract state.
From an immutable social protocol to a thriving decentralized ecosystem — here's what's next for RobinX.
Status: ✅ Complete
• Core smart contract development
• Wallet authentication
• User profiles & usernames
• Posts, comments & reposts
• Markdown editor
• Theme system
• Documentation
• Landing page
Status: 🚧 In Progress
• RobinX public launch
• Robinhood Chain token launch
• DEX listing & initial liquidity
• User interface v2.0
• Custom RPC support
• Block synchronization improvements
• Notifications system
Status: 📅 Planned
• Mobile application
• Desktop client
• Ecosystem integrations
• Localization & accessibility
• Marketing & community growth
Frequently asked questions about RobinX.
Yes. RobinX is live on Robinhood Chain. Connect your wallet, create a profile, and start publishing on-chain.
Yes. RobinX uses wallet authentication instead of traditional usernames and passwords, giving you full control over your identity.
No. RobinX is designed around deterministic IDs and smart contract view functions, allowing clients to read protocol data directly without relying on a centralized database.
Yes. RobinX supports Markdown for headings, bold, italic, links, lists, quotes, inline code, code blocks, and image embeds using standard Markdown syntax.
No centralized administrator can remove or silently edit your content. Authors control their own posts, while all protocol state remains publicly verifiable on-chain.
Yes. The smart contracts remain accessible through any compatible RPC endpoint or custom client. The frontend is replaceable—the protocol lives on-chain.
Use the protocol's public get* view functions through any Robinhood Chain RPC to independently verify profiles, posts, comments, and other on-chain data.
No. RobinX is a decentralized social protocol, not a governance platform. The focus is on open publishing and interoperable social data.
Writing data on-chain requires the standard Robinhood Chain network fee. Reading data through public RPC endpoints is free.