They built a moat around software. Builders brought a fork.
340,000+ GitHub stars. Thousands of forks. REA (Reverse Engineer Anything) is getting builders to rethink what’s possible with software.
An app is no longer just something to subscribe to. AI agents can help investigate how it works, giving builders a starting point to recreate useful capabilities, combine workflows and build something new.
Inspired by this wider movement, we’re building https://t.co/2GbTADc8rx: a token launchpad for AI-built, reconstructed and open-source software, where developers and communities can launch tokens around projects they want to see succeed.
Free the software. Back the builder.
Watch the launch video.
Fork Around and Find Out👇
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Software should move forward because someone builds something better.
For years, expensive tools have benefited from more than good products: closed code, locked ecosystems, and the sheer cost of building an alternative.
AI is changing that equation.
Reverse Engineer Anything captures the possibility: understand how software works, reconstruct useful functionality, and give more people the ability to build alternatives.
That matters because the next great creative tool, productivity app, or game could come from an independent builder anywhere in the world.
https://t.co/2GbTADc8rx exists to give those builders, and the communities around their work, a place to participate.
Developers can launch tokens around what they build. Users can create community-led tokens around projects they believe deserve attention. Creator fee allocations give the people writing the software a way to benefit from the markets forming around it.
Our vision is a world where useful software can be freely available, independent builders can find support, and communities can help promising alternatives reach more people.
Build something people want. Make it accessible. Give its community a way to help it grow.
https://t.co/3t3IHGMRf1
1.1 MILLION+ public GitHub repositories are using LLM SDKs.
Up 178% year over year in August 2025, according to GitHub's Octoverse report.
The supply of AI-powered software is expanding. Our thesis is that discovery and community formation become more valuable as more builders ship.
Some projects will reconstruct familiar capabilities. Others will combine workflows or create something original.
https://t.co/2GbTADc8rx gives those projects and their communities a destination for associated token markets.
Start with the software. Understand the launch. Decide how to participate.
https://t.co/3t3IHGMRf1
@itsvlady Was only a matter of time. With AI making development and reverse engineering more accessible, we're bound to see more free, open-source alternatives challenging expensive subscriptions.
Would love to see more devs creating free alternatives to expensive software, whether reverse engineered or built from scratch. The number of unnecessary subscriptions today is really getting out of hand.
Feels like we're on the verge of a major shift in how software is developed and distributed, with tools like these making it much easier to build free alternatives.
@GeckoTerminal Even more interesting when they're tied to actual products being built, with communities supporting the developers behind them👀
That's what we're doing at https://t.co/ADwewax4u6
@RobinHubHB Software tokens on Robinhood Chain👀
https://t.co/nKZN3SqO3z lets builders and communities launch tokens around AI-built software people can actually use.
Our thesis: useful software can give communities something to organise around long after launch day.
https://t.co/2GbTADc8rx brings associated project-token markets together. $REAFUND is its native token.
Explore the projects, or create a token around software worth backing.
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$8.8 trillion.
HBS researchers’ 2024 estimate of what firms would spend to rebuild the open-source software they use in-house if it became unavailable.
Open software already creates enormous value. AI is changing who gets to build it. 🧵
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https://t.co/2GbTADc8rx puts that principle into its creator-fee model.
Community-led launches reserve at least 50% of creator fees for the repository developer, held until claimed.
That provides a defined allocation to the builder. Actual income depends on eligible trading.
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For the @REAFUNDOFFICIAL community trading $REAFUND 0x5f15401Af8D13CE62599f1e5C86c37B5E84e7FB9
Here are the SAAS companies with the most complaints on the internet.
Lets get to work.
I'm taking on ServiceNow tonight. Which one are you picking?
The hit list:
- ServiceNow (i'm on it), starting with their IT Service Management (ITSM) product.
- Salesforce
- Workday
- Adobe
Pick your villain. Open-source the alternative. Launch the token. Back the builders who actually ship free software instead of renting pain.
Drop your most overpriced SAAS pick below. Who’s next in line to REA?