Take a Shit. Claim stocks.
Not points, not a picture of a stock. Robinhood Chain stock tokens. TSLA, AMZN, NFLX — ERC-20s that track the real share, sitting in your wallet.
Fragments spawn on top of the actual toilets in the actual public restrooms of the world. Train stations, parks, libraries, the good Starbucks. Every one a spawn point.
You have to physically go there. GPS puts you at the door; a live photo of the bowl proves you walked in. Spoofers get a lovely error and zero shares.
Optional but recommended. Open the app. The map shows every restroom within walking distance. Rarity is color-coded so you can pretend it's strategy.
Yes, walk. The one thing your broker never asked you to do. All the way in — you have to be standing at the toilet. Bikes are fine. Cars are for Costco — which, credit where due, has excellent restrooms.
Point the camera at the bowl and tap the shutter. A fraction of a real tokenized stock lands in your wallet on Robinhood Chain. Hold it, sell it, stake it, or send it to your ex. It's yours. Wash your hands.
| Stock | Spawns at | Rarity | Drop | Spawn points | In vault |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TSLATesla | London, Paris, New York +90 | Epic | 0.01 | 215 in 93 cities | … |
| AMZNAmazon | London, Paris, New York +94 | Common | 0.01 | 245 in 97 cities | … |
| PLTRPalantir | London, Paris, New York +83 | Rare | 0.01 | 223 in 86 cities | … |
| NFLXNetflix | London, Paris, New York +91 | Rare | 0.01 | 236 in 94 cities | … |
| AMDAMD | Paris, New York, Berlin +87 | Common | 0.01 | 224 in 90 cities | … |
“In vault” is read from the chain right now. A drop only spawns where the vault can pay it.
The first legendary hasn't dropped yet.
One toilet. One winner. Nobody has sat on it.
Announced 24 hours ahead. Be there, photograph that exact toilet, and find the code taped behind the cistern. No code, no prize — which is what makes GPS spoofing useless here.
Anyone can add a point. We check the bathroom is real and that the vault can pay it, then it spawns for everyone.
Sponsor a drop. We put fragments of your stock on top of your toilets. People show up — physically, phone in hand, in a good mood, because they just got paid to visit your restroom. You pay per verified visit. Not per impression, not per click. Per human at your stall. Your CMO will need a minute.
You sign in, the map finds the nearest spawn, and when you're standing at that toilet the shutter unlocks. You take a live picture of the bowl. Our server checks that a toilet is in the frame, that the burst came from a real camera in a real hand, that the exact picture and the exact bathroom haven't paid out before, and that your GPS story adds up. Then the vault sends the fraction to your wallet. Start to tx link is usually under ten seconds.
Right now, the testnet version of a Robinhood Stock Token: same contracts, same flow, zero value. It lands in the embedded wallet Privy makes for you at sign-in. When we flip to mainnet the only thing that changes is the chain.
No. Sign in with email, Google or a passkey and a wallet is created for you behind the scenes. If you already have one you can connect it instead. Payouts go to whichever wallet is linked to the account you signed in with.
Once the coin is live, yes: 10,000 $TOILET in the wallet you claim with, checked on-chain at the moment you claim. $TOILET is the fee token, never a drop — a share of every fee goes to buying the stocks that sit in the vault.
You skip the $TOILET requirement completely, and every catch pays double. Both Chungo collections count, it's read straight off the chain from whichever wallet you claim with, and you don't have to do anything to turn it on.
No. Frames are checked in memory and thrown away when the request ends. What we keep is a fingerprint — keypoints and descriptors the matcher can compare but nobody can view — plus a hash and a small record of the claim. Nothing you shoot is ever shown to anyone, including us.
A spoofed location only gets you to the door. The picture has to contain a toilet, come from a live camera, and be one we've never seen: every capture is fingerprinted, so the same shot never pays twice and the same bathroom can't turn up at two different spawns. Once other people have claimed at a toilet, a photo that matches none of theirs is held until a later visitor confirms it. Speed between claims, one city an hour, cooldowns and daily caps sit on top. It's cheaper to walk.
They're bought and deposited before anything spawns — the vault is one public address and the numbers on this page are read straight from the chain every minute. A spawn only exists where the vault can pay it. Nothing is minted, promised or IOU'd.
Because they're the one piece of public infrastructure every person on earth uses, they're already mapped, and nobody has ever been paid to visit one. We pull established public toilets from OpenStreetMap, city by city, and anyone can suggest one. It's also funny, which we consider a feature.
No and no. Toilet is not affiliated with Robinhood Markets, any company whose stock appears here, or any maker of toilets. Nothing here is investment advice; the fractions are small, the walk is the point, and what you may hold where you live is yours to check.