A companion that responds
Pet her and she leans in. Feed her and she judges the portion. Play and she pounces. Every reaction runs on your device, instantly, with a line in her voice.
Live in the app and on this page
Beta · open to the waitlist
A little company. A little help. A lot of personality.
Potatchi is a tiny companion who lives in your browser, learns the preferences you choose to share, helps you focus, and develops alongside you.
“Join the beta” opens the sign-up at app.potatchi.com. Already in? Open the app (app.potatchi.com, opens in a new tab).
An AI character, for company. Her lines on this page are prewritten; in the app they can be AI-generated and wrong. No sound plays by itself.
Potatchi, a white Scottish Fold cat with a golden potato body, in her small room.
Tap a button. She answers right here, no account needed.
mood contentenergy brightappetite peckish
try her now
Pet her, feed her one snack, chase the red dot, start a short focus session, change her cushion. Everything happens right here on this page, and nothing is sent anywhere.
Time passes gently: a long absence finds her a little peckish, never miserable. No guilt, no streaks, no penalties.
stranger0 bond
20 to tolerated. Bond grows from petting, snacks, play and rest, with gentle limits so tapping fifty times is fun but not a farm.
Six walls and two rugs are in the app; three of the walls open as the bond grows.
in the app
Three moments from the beta, as they look on a phone.

Morning
She reacts at once, on your device, and her appetite, mood and bond move for real.

Midday
Pick 5, 15 or 25 minutes. She rests beside your work, you can pause, and she has a verdict when it ends.

Evening
The cushion, wall and rug you chose are as you left them, and she has one small case for you, kept in her case file.
Real screens from the beta app. Her lines in the room are written by the team, not generated by a model; talking to her is a separate, AI-written feature that is built and switched on step by step.
what potatchi can do
Pet her and she leans in. Feed her and she judges the portion. Play and she pounces. Every reaction runs on your device, instantly, with a line in her voice.
Live in the app and on this page
Dry, short, a little judgmental, on your side. Talking to her with a model is built into the app and switched on step by step; until then her lines come from a bank written in her voice.
Built in the app · switched on step by step
Example · prewritten, not a live model
YouI’ve been avoiding this task all morning.
Potatchiimpressive commitment. start with five minutes before your avoidance earns tenure.
YouFive minutes done. Now what?
Potatchinow five more. i’ll sit here looking proud. it’s mostly for me.
Start a session and she settles down beside your work. Nothing nags, nothing counts against you. When the timer ends she has an opinion about it.
“you finished a focus session. i had already prepared for disappointment.”
Live in the app · a one-minute taste on this page
Here, as a guest: the cushion you picked, your bond, how she is, your visits and your focus sessions, kept in this browser only. You can see all of it, change it, or clear it. In the app she also keeps her name for you, the counts and her recent lines, with the same controls.
Live here and in the app: see it, change it, clear it
What she remembers
Live from this browser’s guest memory
Clear everything she remembers on this page?
Nothing here leaves your browser. Without scripts this shows an example.
Three cushions here. In the app there are also six walls and two rugs, and three of the walls open as your bond grows. The app’s shop is a fitting room for now: try anything on her or in her room, and take the three free items.
Cushions, walls and rugs are live in the app
how your relationship develops
Bond grows from time spent together, not from anything financial. There are nine levels. Each has her own name for you and a line to mark it, and the first three open a new wall for her room.
She notices you. Petting, a first snack, her first line about your choices. At “tolerated” a sage wall opens.
She has a new name for you at each step, and two more walls open: rose, then sky.
Focus sessions add up here: a finished one earns more the longer it ran. One of her names for you on the way is “nap-approved”.
Her last two names for you. Nothing else is held back for them: the room is as you both made it.
Affection and every core feature are free of the token. POTATCHI is a separate thing on a chain; owning it unlocks nothing in her room.
built in public
POTATCHI is the project’s token: one contract on Robinhood Chain, launched on Pons. Supply, burns, holders and the project’s own wallets are read from the chain every minute and published with their sources. Nothing here is advice, and nothing in her room depends on it.
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Version 1.2 of the companion app: a focus session can be paused and resumed, the try-on card flips through the whole collection with her in view, and coming back after a while gets one small thing to do: a hello, a snack, or today’s case. On this site, a phone’s first screen now shows her whole room with her four buttons under it, the page says what to try next, a red-dot round can be played with the arrow keys, and “A day with Potatchi” shows three real screens from the app.
The app now starts with no connection after a single visit, and its fonts come from app.potatchi.com itself. The reminders sheet says a notification can come late or not at all. A sign-in link lets you in and moves no companion: she stays in the browser where you made her. On phones, this site’s first-visit notice now sits in the page under her buttons instead of over them. Fixed here too: the focus timer’s ring, which had been invisible since 29 October, and the Distribution page, which now says the distribution has ended and that 2 of the 5,000 transfers were not sent.
Version 1.1.1 of the companion app: hats, headphones and coats now sit on her properly, and the card for what you are trying on stays below her, so you can see the window, the shelf and the ceiling while you choose. And if you have already joined, the app’s front page can email you a sign-in link, so you can come in from another device.
Nine shop items were cut again from their pictures: the first cut had set hats too low and let part of her face show twice. The sunglasses have their own lenses now, the moon mobile hangs clear of her speech bubble, curtains and the blossom branch sit on the window on phones, and the three sets colour her cushion. A sign-in link goes to the email on your waitlist entry and works once, for 20 minutes. The shop is still a fitting room: try anything on and take the three free items; buying isn’t open yet.
Joining the waitlist now takes you straight into her room. She opens one small investigation a day and keeps a case file. Nothing covers her face any more: cards sit above her. The room sheet shows her room while you choose, and three more walls open as your bond grows.
The front page has three clear ways in: I’m new, I’ve joined, or an invite code. Her tail and the potato answer a pet in their own words. Header buttons carry words, every control is finger-sized, and the app says when you are offline. Her daily cases are written by the team, not generated, and stay on your device. Wrong email-and-wallet tries at the door are limited per day.
At 06:50 UTC on 9 November, project wallet 3 burned 9,000,000 POTATCHI with the token’s own burn function, leaving it 25,282,048. Total supply after it: 784,500,861.24; 215,499,138.76 have been burned since launch, 21.55% of the launch supply. The launch record and the docs’ supply table carry the move with its transaction.
Her room is painted in the same finish as her now: a window with real skies, a shelf lamp, cushions and rugs. A shop lets you try things on her and take the three free ones; buying isn’t open yet. Badges start with Beta Tester. And the front page opens for the waitlist in waves: when yours is open, you come in from the browser you joined with, or with the email and wallet address you joined with.
The waitlist asks for your Fomo username and your Fomo wallet’s address on Robinhood Chain. If talking to her isn’t available, the app says so instead of failing each message. Keyboard focus comes back where you were when a sheet closes, form errors point at the field they are about, and the red-dot round starts with a short ready beat.
On 5 November, 2,776 POTATCHI went to each of the 2,402 eligible wallets that joined the companion app’s waitlist: 6,667,952 from project wallet 3, sent by a contract straight to each wallet, with nothing to claim. The distribution page shows the counts; the list itself stays private.
At 06:07 UTC on 1 November, the project treasury burned 10,000,000 POTATCHI with the token’s own burn function. Total supply after it: 814,651,033.26; 185,348,966.74 have been burned since launch, 18.53% of the launch supply. The launch record and the docs’ supply table carry the move with its transaction.
At 05:45 UTC on 30 October, project wallet 3 burned 9,000,000 POTATCHI with the token’s own burn function, leaving it 41,000,000. Total supply is now 838,979,448.99; 161,020,551.01 have been burned since launch, 16.10% of the launch supply. The launch record and the docs’ supply table carry the move with its transaction.
A tap from X or Telegram opens the Burns page inside that app’s own browser, which has no wallet. The page now offers the way in: open it in MetaMask, Trust Wallet or Coinbase Wallet and connect there. Too little ETH for the network fee is a warning with the two bridges Robinhood Chain’s own documentation names, not a dead button, and a consent box still comes before any wallet action.
The vault itself did not change: the same contract, the same two wallet confirmations, approve exactly the amount and then burn. A low ETH reading is re-read once before the warning shows, because some apps’ built-in wallets pay fees for their users and hold no ETH of their own. Every page also got one type scale, one spacing grid and calmer labels the same day.
Her room on this page is now made of real pieces in her own finish: a plaster wall and an oak floor, an arched window with the sky showing through its panes (day, evening, night), a shelf with a paper lamp, knitted cushions and woven rugs. The rugs are sized from her cushion on every screen. Nothing in the room moves but her.
Every piece was rendered from a written brief and cut out the way the shop’s accessories are, then mirrored here from the companion app. The same room is on the beta app’s preview and ships with the app’s next update. Layout shift on this page stays at zero.
The companion app can now set reminders (date, time, repeat, your time zone), with background notifications you switch on yourself. “What she remembers” holds memories you add, edit, delete or mark private. Optional health notes, off until you consent, keep medication times and cycle dates on your device only. The red dot gets a start card, and tapping her three words explains how she is.
Talking to her has its real path built, with sending, thinking and retry states and the provider named; it shows “temporarily unavailable” until the model key is in place. Memories, reminders and health notes never leave your device; background notifications send our server only reminder ids and times. The docs say what is kept and where.
Press “Meet her” and she notices you. “She remembers what you choose” now shows the real record this browser keeps, with buttons that work: change her cushion, or forget everything. An example conversation shows how she talks, marked as prewritten. Her new mark sits in the header, and the beta door explains its wallet field.
Get POTATCHI lists the Fomo referral as what it is, with its disclosure. On Potato Points, first place has a gold edge and second and third a medal. The docs say plainly that Potato Points and the companion waitlist are separate.
In the companion app you can start a 5, 15 or 25 minute focus session: she rests beside your work, the timer keeps going if you switch apps, and when it ends she wakes with a verdict and a little bond. “What she remembers” lists everything the app keeps, in one place: change the names, switch remembering off, or clear it all.
A session that ends while the app is closed is credited on the next visit. Stopping early is fine and earns nothing. The memory list shows her name, what she calls you, the room, how she is, the counts, the focus record, visits and her recent lines, and says where it lives: on your device, or also in your saved copy once saving across devices is on.
potatchi.com is about her now. Meet her right here as a guest: pet her, feed her a snack, chase the red dot, start a short focus session, change her cushion. Everything runs in your browser and nothing is sent anywhere. The project’s pages live on under Transparency; the PFP Studio has been retired.
The homepage runs the companion app’s own character: the same rig, care rules and lines. Guest progress stays in your browser and comes along when you join the beta from this page. The beta door at app.potatchi.com got the same room. The Burns page now keeps its last good numbers through an outage and says so.
Fomo, a trading app that covers Robinhood Chain, has a referral page for our code heypotatchi: Fomo’s page says entering it in the app gives 10% off fees. A 30-second film shows the way in, step by step, and the exact contract to check. Referral link: we may earn rewards; the offer and its terms are Fomo’s and can change.
The film is a Remotion project in the repository (motion/); the page captures are Fomo’s real referral page at phone size. Fomo’s own trading screens are not shown: they need an account, and none was created.
In the companion app her closed eyes are now their own layers, aligned to the tilt of her head, and she blinks the way she does on this page: a soft flutter, never a full close except in her sleep. Her blinks and squints had never shown in the app before; they do now. A 24-second film of the app is on X and Telegram.
The closed-eye layers are generated from the artwork by companion/tools/rig-closed.mjs; the blink timing is the website’s (a 130 ms close released after 70 ms, a 210 ms reopen). The app’s inline style had been overriding every squint and blink since its first milestone; fixed in 0.6.7.
A third project wallet received 50,000,000 POTATCHI from project wallet 2 on 20 October, set aside for Potato Points rewards and campaigns. The launch record names it with its transaction, and the Analytics page labels it as a project wallet.
Project wallet 2 burned 20,000,000 POTATCHI through Burn + Match, and the vault matched it with 20,000,000 from its reserve. Every burn, with its transaction, is on the Burns page; the launch record carries the new totals.
She lives in your browser now: pet her, feed her, chase the red dot, change her cushion. She remembers you. A closed beta while it grows: leave your email, and the invites come from the waitlist in small batches.
Where every project token went since launch, step by step, with the transaction for each, and where the supply is today.
The original treasury burned 20,000,456.59 POTATCHI and sent the rest of its balance to active wallets on Robinhood Chain by direct transfer, from 10 to 14 October: 8,685 each to 4,998 of the 5,000 listed wallets. Nothing to claim, and never connect a wallet for it.
Potatchi is now featured on Moontok, giving the community another place to discover the project and view its token profile.
100,000,000 POTATCHI were committed to a contract that can only burn them: 1,000,000 every 24 hours from 7 October 2026, 00:00 UTC. Follow it installment by installment on the Burns page.
On the Burns page: a vault that burns one POTATCHI from its reserve for every one you burn through it.
With 100 more points for joining Potatchi on Telegram.
The Burns page: every burn, read from the chain.
Potato Points built, and its rules published in the docs.
The Analytics page: holders, supply and trading, measured on chain.
Telegram: an announcements channel, a community group and a chat bot.
PFP Studio, a browser-only picture maker (retired from the menu on 25 Oct 2026 as the companion took the front).
Potatchi went live on X, and this site went up.
In development: in the companion app, talking to Potatchi and saving her across devices, built and being switched on step by step. Potato Points Season 1 (a daily puzzle, a short quest and invites), built and waiting for dates.
the potato patch
Her posts, the official updates, two Telegram rooms and a bot that answers questions about the project.
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the beta
She settles in for the evening. You could too.
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