START HERE / PREVIEW EDITION
From fees
to a first route.
The concepts, controls, and boundaries of ROUTR’s interactive frontend.
Start with local drafts without a wallet. Enter the connected workspace for supported on-chain operations; each transaction needs a separate action and wallet confirmation.
Understand the route
A ROUTR route connects a source to a split and its destinations. The source describes where rewards would originate. Each destination receives an explicit share. Together, destination allocations must equal 100%.
Create your first draft
Open the builder and choose an example template or add a source and destinations yourself. Drag nodes to arrange the canvas. Connect their handles, select a node to edit it, and give your route a recognizable name. On mobile, use the vertical editor and reorder controls.
OPEN THE BUILDERConfigure allocations
Set an exact percentage for each destination. The homepage preview automatically redistributes the remaining balance. The full builder exposes invalid totals so you can choose the final split intentionally. Treasury destinations need a valid Ethereum address.
Run a simulation
Enter a hypothetical ETH amount and run the local simulation. Results show allocated amounts and configuration checks. They are not swap quotes, network fee estimates, or predictions. The simulation does not submit transactions or change any balance.
Save and return
Save your route to this browser. Your app overview lists local drafts, and the route view lets you revisit the configuration. Drafts are separate from the older DECREE workspace. Clearing browser storage removes local drafts and simulation history.
Know the preview boundaries
The connected workspace supports the existing EVM vault contracts. Create a compatible policy, register its source wallet and explicitly approve a finite amount of the fee token. Sweeps require a transaction; no keeper is included. Liquidity, holder distributions and arbitrary calls remain preview-only.
Read the data labels
Demo means an authored example. Snapshot means a captured public observation with its original timestamp. Live is reserved for a successfully refreshed source. Stale or unavailable states never turn an old observation into a current one. Public market records are separate from ROUTR protocol activity.