Introduction

Welcome to the Gatoll docs. Gatoll lets you launch a Loot — a verifiable, on-chain reward campaign — from a single shareable link, with Gates that decide who can participate and a pluginless wallet so anyone can claim.

Who this is for

• Creators, KOLs, and projects running airdrops, quests, or community rewards.
• Operators configuring eligibility, groups, and allowlists.
• Participants claiming rewards without installing a wallet extension.

How these docs are organized

Getting started

• Core concepts — Loot, asset types, play styles, Gates, status.
• Sign in & wallet — log in with X and set up a wallet.

For creators

• Create a Loot · Funding & contributions · Gates · Managing a Loot

For participants

• Claiming · Play styles · Troubleshooting claims

Community

• Groups · Comments · Following

Wallet

• Embedded wallet · Assets & activity

Reference

• Glossary · FAQ

Key ideas in one minute

• A Loot escrows rewards in a smart contract; payouts release only when a wallet presents a verifier-signed voucher.
• Gates decide who can participate — passing them makes you an eligible participant.
• The default is one wallet, one claim.
• Native coin, ERC-20, and ERC-721 are supported; a Loot never mixes asset types.
• Unclaimed funds return to contributors after a Loot ends.

For the protocol’s design and trust model, read the whitepaper.