On Bags, a launch is a wallet and an X handle. Neither tells you whether that person ships anything. The builders at the top proved their launching wallet by signature against a GitHub-verified profile, so each of those rows carries a real shipping record. The rest are launches we are tracking but cannot vouch for, each labelled with exactly how much we know.
Launch data from bags.fm. VibeTalent is a Bags Hackathon project building on the Bags ecosystem.
Busiest first. Each row is labelled with what we actually know: unclaimed means nobody has proved the wallet behind it, and unverified means a VibeTalent profile owns it but has no GitHub-verified record yet. Either way, no claim is being made about the person. If one of them is yours, link the wallet and it moves up.
Showing the 25 busiest of 359 tracked launches.
Link the wallet you launched from and your tokens show up here and on your profile. Signing costs nothing and approves nothing: a message signature cannot move funds. And if you would rather not connect a deployer wallet to a website at all, you can prove it by sending one transaction to your own wallet with a memo we give you, and pasting the signature.
link your walletThe builder proves the wallet. Linking requires signing a server-issued nonce, so only the keyholder can bind a wallet to a profile.
Bags confirms the launch. Holding fee-share authority over a token is not the same as having launched it, so every mint is checked against the Bags creator record and only confirmed creators count.
The score comes from GitHub. Vibe score is earned from verified projects, commit streaks and endorsements — it is unaffected by anything token-related.
Self-reported X handles are never used to match a launch to a builder. Nothing here is financial advice or an endorsement of any token.