How to use Trench
Trench is a Solana launchpad and trading terminal. You can trade any Solana coin, launch your own, earn creator fees, get a fee rebate for holding, and get paid for bringing buyers. This guide walks through every screen. Nothing here is financial advice: memecoins are high risk and can go to zero.
Getting started
Sign in, pick a handle, connect or create a wallet
You can browse and score coins without an account. To trade, launch, claim, chat or get alerts, sign in.
- 1Tap Sign in (top right) and choose. Connect wallet signs you in with one message from Phantom, Solflare, Backpack or Ledger, no email needed. Email or social uses email, Google, Apple or X; inside Telegram you can also use your Telegram account. Either way, Trench never holds your keys.
- 2Open the account menu, then Account. Pick a handle (3 to 20 characters: a to z, 0 to 9, underscore) and an avatar if you like. Your handle shows in chat and in your bagworker links. A bagworker is anyone who shares a coin with their own link and gets paid when the buyers they bring keep holding.
- 3Get a wallet to trade with. If you signed in with Connect wallet it is already connected; otherwise use Connect wallet for Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, Ledger, Brave or any Solana wallet. A Trench wallet is also created for your account when you sign in.
- 4Fund the wallet with SOL. The wallet button shows the address: tap Copy address and send SOL to it from an exchange or another wallet.
Linking wallets and the primary wallet
Under Account → Wallets you can link several wallets. Linking asks your wallet to sign a short message; it is free and moves no money. For a self-hosted wallet you hold outside an extension, use Link by signature: sign one message offline with its keypair and paste the signature. Trench never sees your private key. One wallet is primary: holder rewards and bagworker pay are sent there. Use Make primary to change it, and Unlink to remove one. Link the wallet you launch coins with, or the Creator page can’t find your coins.
The wallet button in the header shows which wallet you are Trading from. Use Switch wallet to change it and Manage wallets to jump to your account.
Finding coins
New, About to graduate, Graduated, filters
The home page lists coins from every Solana launchpad, Trench coins included, in three live columns. Tap Trench only to see just Trench coins. On a phone, switch between the columns with the tabs.
Search, sort and filter
- Search any column by name, ticker, contract address (CA) or dev wallet. The CA is the coin’s unique mint address on Solana.
- Tap Sort to pick the order; tap again to flip high to low or low to high.
- Filters: market cap, 24h volume, holders, age, curve progress, how much the dev, top 10, snipers and bundlers hold, and “has socials”. Snipers are wallets that buy in the first seconds after launch; bundlers are several wallets buying in the same block, usually run by one person. Filters are saved in your browser.
- The toolbar above the feed has quick switches: Score ≥ B, Bonded (a Dev bond is running), Hide serial and Hide ruggers (coins whose dev record says Serial or Rugger; a dev Trench has not checked yet still shows), and Hide flagged. They start off and are remembered in your browser.
Reading a coin card
Each card shows holders, 24h buys and sells, 5-minute price change, and four risk pills: Dev, Top 10, Snipers and Bundlers (the share of supply each group holds). A pill turns red when that share is high. Tap the card to open the coin.
Ticker & quick buy
The live strip, your coins, one-tap buys
A live ticker runs under the header on every page, and across the top of the trenchlyfe.fun home page. It scrolls SOL plus a rotating lineup: Trench coins (marked T, with their Trench Score) next to the biggest coins elsewhere on Solana. Trench Score is a 0 to 100 rug-resistance grade Trench reads from chain for any Solana coin. The SOL price repeats every few coins. Hover or touch to pause it.
Your own ticker
Signed in, the strip leads with the coins you follow, then the default lineup. Tap + Add, paste any Solana contract address, and the coin joins your strip once it checks out, up to 20. Unstar a coin to drop it. A coin with no market shows greyed with “no price”.
One-tap buy
- Hover a coin, or tap and hold on a phone, to reveal a Buy chip. It buys your saved amount; the arrow opens your presets. It only ever buys on a click, never on hover.
- Trench coins with one-click on buy with no popup. Without one-click, or signed out, the chip says what to turn on first.
- Outside coins buy straight through your wallet with a 0.5% fee, shown on the chip. One-click never covers them.
- Tapping a coin opens its page: the Trench coin page, or the coin on the launchpad for the rest.
The coin page
Chart, trades, holders, safety, chat
Top bar
Price, liquidity, 24h volume, FDV (fully diluted value: the price times the total supply), supply, bonding curve progress, whether mint and freeze authority are disabled, and top 10 holders. Copy link copies the coin page; the X icon searches the CA on X.
Chart and trades
The chart and the trades table update the moment a buy or sell lands. Drag the bar between them to resize; double-click it to swap which one is big. Your layout is remembered.
Bottom tabs
Safety strip
Under the header, five readings in plain English:
- Dev: how much the creator wallet holds right now (its vested allocation is not counted until it unlocks).
- Top 10: the 10 biggest wallets, with pools and vesting accounts left out.
- Snipers: wallets that bought in the 90-second anti-snipe window.
- Bundlers: same-block buying right after launch.
- Insiders: top holders who share a funding wallet with the creator or each other.
Badges show the rules that can’t change (LP locked, Creator vested). Trench Score opens the full report and Bubble map draws the top holders: bubble size is share of supply, lines join wallets with the same funder or that moved coins between each other, and the orange ring is the creator.
Chat
- Every coin has a chat. Sign in and pick a handle to post.
- Up to 500 characters, one message every 5 seconds. Links are allowed only to X, Telegram, Solscan and trenchlyfe.fun.
- Tap a message to Reply, Report (scam or phishing, hate, something else) or block the sender. Messages with several reports are hidden for everyone.
Watch, PnL and sharing
Follow adds the coin to your watchlist so its alerts reach you. If you hold the coin, Your position shows what you hold, its value, your average buy and your realized and unrealized PnL. Share PnL makes an image card you can download, copy or post on X. If you are a bagworker, your link is printed on the card.
Buying and selling
Buy panel, trade settings, fees
- 1Open a coin and pick Buy or Sell in the trade panel.
- 2Buy: enter a SOL amount or tap a quick-buy button. Sell: enter a SOL amount, switch to a coin amount with the toggle, or tap a percentage.
- 3Check the live estimate, then sign in your wallet. The panel shows the network and priority fees before you sign.
Trade settings (gear icon)
What a trade costs
Rebates are paid by Helius to the wallet that signed the trade. Trench takes no share.
Coins from other launchpads
- You can trade coins launched on pump.fun, Bonk, Meteora and other launchpads from the same coin page. The Open market panel routes the trade through Jupiter, and you sign it.
- Trench fee: 0.5% of each trade on a coin launched outside Trench. When Jupiter's direct route can't build the trade, Jupiter Ultra carries it and adds its own 0.1% (0.5% on tokens under 24 hours old); the fee line says so before you sign. Graduated Trench coins pay no extra fee; their pool already pays the creator and holders.
- When the coin trades on a Meteora pool, Trench quotes that pool next to Jupiter and sends the trade straight to its Meteora pool only when you end up with at least as much. Then Meteora's referral share comes back to you in the same transaction, Trench's 0.5% is its own line in the transaction, and the fee line says Routed straight to Meteora.
- Trench rules (creator fee share, holder rewards, locked liquidity, vested creator supply) apply only to coins launched on Trench.
- One-click does not cover these trades. Its key can only make Trench bonding-curve trades, so every outside trade asks you to sign.
MEV rebates
Backrun rebates Helius pays to your wallet
A backrun is a trade a bot places right after yours to pick up the price move your trade just caused. Helius lets those bots bid for the spot behind your transaction and shares the winner's profit as a rebate.
Limit, TP, SL and trailing orders
Orders that fill while you are away
Orders buy or sell for you at a market cap or percentage you set, even with the tab closed. The orders below work on Trench coins still on the bonding curve. For any other coin, including a Trench coin that has graduated, use Sell orders on any coin.
Turn orders on (once)
- 1Select your Trench wallet in the wallet button. Extension wallets like Phantom or Brave can’t sign while you are away.
- 2On any coin, open the Orders panel and tap Enable orders. This gives Trench a limited key on your Trench wallet that can only trade Trench coins on the bonding curve and only fill orders you placed, at your trigger and slippage. It can’t send or withdraw your funds.
- 3Tap Turn off orders any time. Every open order is cancelled and the key stops working.
Order types
- No size limit: an order can use as much SOL as your Trench wallet holds.
- One-click: the same approval lets buys and sells from your Trench wallet go through with no signing popup. Turn it on from the Buy panel, off from Orders.
- The key can only trade Trench coins on the bonding curve. It cannot send, withdraw, claim or hand off anything.
- Orders that have not filled expire after 7 days.
- Cancel any open order from the panel or the Orders tab.
- Sell higher has quick picks for 2x, 5x and the coin’s all-time high.
Sell orders on any coin
On a coin from another launchpad, or a Trench coin that has graduated, tap Sell in the trade panel and open Sell orders under the Buy and Sell switch.
Following and event exits
Follow wallets, Buy same, event exits
Follow any Solana wallet, see its buys and sells the moment they land, and buy the same coin in one tap. Copy trading is off on Trench, so every trade is one you place yourself.
Follow a trader
- 1Tap the follow icon next to a wallet in Top traders, Holders or the trades list on any coin page. Or paste a wallet address or an @handle on the Following page.
- 2Tap the wallet to open its profile: realized PnL, win rate, volume and recent trades, read from its on-chain swaps.
- 3Their trades show up live in your Following feed. Tap Buy same to buy that coin with your first quick-buy amount.
Your own trader profile
Your profile at trenchlyfe.fun/u/yourhandle is private until you open it and tap Make public. Public shows your linked wallets, PnL, win rate and recent trades, and lets people follow you. Make it private again any time.
Following a bagworker
If the trader is a bagworker, Buy same from their profile goes through their bagworker link, so they get their usual cut of the fee. It costs you nothing extra.
Alerts
Wallets you follow ping your bell, browser and phone when they trade at least 0.1 SOL. Change the amount on the Alerts page, or mute one wallet with the bell next to it on the Following page.
Copy trading
Copy trading is off on Trench (since November 9, 2026). Trench does not copy anyone's trades for you. Following, alerts, Buy same, event exits and sell orders work as before.
Event exits
On any coin page, open Event exits under Orders and pick what should make you sell, and how much of your bag:
- Trench watches those wallets on chain and sells at market when it happens, with the slippage you set (15% by default, 20% at most). A fast dump can still move the price before your sell lands.
- Trench coins on the curve use one-click. Other coins use a separate sell-only key, which takes one approval.
Perps (website only)
Leveraged longs and shorts through Hyperliquid
Perps (perpetual futures) let you go long or short on BTC, ETH, SOL and the larger memecoins with leverage, without owning the coin. Trench is the screen; the orders execute on Hyperliquid, a separate exchange. Trench never holds your funds. Perps are on the website only. They are not available to US persons or in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, the European Economic Area (the EU, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway), sanctioned countries, or other regions Hyperliquid restricts; from those places the Perps page is view-only.
- 1Open Perps and create your perps wallet. It is a Hyperliquid account tied to your Trench sign-in, and only you control it.
- 2Confirm you are not a US person or in a restricted region.
- 3Deposit SOL or USDC from your Trench wallet (or the connected wallet you picked in the wallet drawer). It arrives as USDC in your perps account, usually within a minute. The bridge fee is shown before you sign.
- 4Enable trading: two signatures. One approves the Trench fee; the other creates a trade-only key in this browser so each order does not need a signature. That key can open and close trades but can never withdraw.
- 5Pick a market, choose Long or Short, set margin and leverage, add an optional take profit or stop loss, and place the order.
Launching a coin
Every field, the dev buy, the fee split
Tap Launch a coin in the header. You need a connected wallet with SOL.
- 1Fill the form and tap Review launch. The review screen reads the rules straight from chain: locked mint, freeze and metadata, the anti-snipe fee, your share of the bonding-curve fees (85% of Trench’s share on your first four launches, 50% from the fifth, 50% from the first if your dev record is Rugger), your dev buy and your split.
- 2Tap Sign and launch and approve once in your wallet. Launching costs roughly 0.02 SOL in Solana network rent, plus your dev buy. Trench charges no launch fee.
- 3When you see Your coin is live! you can open the coin, go to the Creator page, or launch another. Your coin appears in New right away.
Launch from a post (Telegram or X)
Turn a post into a coin without filling the form. You still sign the launch from your own wallet.
- 1Telegram: send /launch Name $TICKER with a picture to @trenchlyfe_bot, or reply /launch Name $TICKER to a meme in a group the bot is in.
- 2X: reply @ATrenchLyfeBot launch $TICKER under a post. The bot answers with a Confirm link.
- 3Open the link (on Telegram it opens inside the app). Sign in with the same Telegram or X account that asked. The link only works for you and lasts 30 minutes.
- 4Check the name, ticker and picture (upload your own if you like), then tap Confirm launch and sign. Same rules and costs as the form.
Rules every coin is locked into
Fees, anti-snipe, vesting, locked LP
Every Trench coin is created with the same on-chain configuration. These are settings in the Meteora program, not promises: nobody can change them for a live coin, including Trench.
Config key, checkable on any Solana explorer: 9PyXvyqQBoe9xjjLDqeB8woM6v5qrvpus97ZMWRDKK5Z. The full reasoning is in the Trench thesis.
Dev bond (optional)
A dev can choose to add a Dev bond to a launch. It costs nothing up front. The launch transaction hands the coin’s creator role to the Trench bond wallet. For 30 days Trench collects the creator fees: 50% goes to the dev’s wallet in the same transaction and 50% is held as the bond. On day 30 Trench sends the bond back to the dev’s launch wallet and hands the creator role back.
How to verify a Dev bond
- 1Open the coin on Solscan. While the bond runs, the coin’s Meteora pool lists the bond wallet as its creator.
- 2The Dev bond card on the coin page lists every transaction from the bond wallet. Each fee collection shows the dev’s 50% leaving in the same transaction.
- 3The card shows the rule check: each linked wallet, why it is linked, what it got and what it holds now. Check any of them on Solscan. Trench reruns the check every few minutes from public data.
- 4On day 30 you can see the bond go back to the dev and the creator role handed back, or, after a dump, the bond credited to holders in the public rewards ledger.
Creator dashboard
Claim fees, split them, hand off
Open Creator from the account menu. It lists every coin launched from your linked wallets, with Ready to claim and Claimed so far at the top.
Claim your fees
- 1Connect the wallet that launched the coin (the card says which one).
- 2Tap Claim, or Claim and split if you set a split, and sign. The fees go straight to your wallet in SOL.
- 3With many split wallets you may be asked to sign once more to pay the last ones.
Before graduation you claim trading fees. After graduation the card also shows your share of the graduation fee and the fees earned by your locked LP position. You can also set an alert for when fees pass an amount you choose.
Split with your team
Add up to 10 wallets with a share each (0.01% to 100%) and an optional label. Don’t list your own wallet: you keep whatever is left. The split runs on every claim until you change or clear it.
Vesting
Each card shows your 5% allocation and its schedule. It starts unlocking 3 days after graduation, a thirtieth per day.
Hand off creator rights
For a community takeover, Hand off creator rights moves the creator seat to a new wallet in one transaction: future fees, the LP position and the vest go with it. Coins already in your wallet stay yours.
Airdrops
Send your coin to holders, skip snipers
Creators and holders can send their own Trench coin to other wallets. Trench never promises an airdrop; this is a tool for you to run your own.
- 1Open Airdrop (or Airdrop to holders on a coin you hold) and paste the coin address.
- 2Choose who gets it: holders of this coin, holders of another coin, or a list of addresses (up to 2,000).
- 3Narrow it: minimum hours held, minimum share of supply, and Skip launch snipers.
- 4Pick Same amount each or By how much they hold, set the total, add an optional public note.
- 5Tap Preview to see the wallet count, what each gets, how many approvals you’ll sign and the network cost. Then Start airdrop.
Tokens go straight from your wallet; they never pass through Trench. If a drop stops, resume it from the airdrop ledger, where every drop and every transfer is public. You can run up to 3 drops at a time.
Bagworking
Share your link, earn from buyers who hold
Bagworkers are the people who bring buyers to a coin. On Trench they get paid by the chain, not by the dev.
- 1Sign in, link a wallet, and tap Become a bagworker (on your Account page or any coin). Trench pays the small one-time account cost for your referral wallet.
- 2On any Trench coin tap Bag work this coin, then Copy my link or Post on X. Your link looks like trenchlyfe.fun/r/yourhandle/coin.
- 3When someone opens your link, their browser remembers you for 7 days. If they open another bagworker’s link within 24 hours of yours, you keep them; after that the newer link wins. Your general link, trenchlyfe.fun/r/yourhandle, works the same way without picking a coin; copy it from Work → Bagworker.
- 4When they buy in the Trench trade panel, your referral rides inside the trade itself. They pay the same price.
How you get paid
- For life: a trader who signs up, or makes a first Trench trade, within 7 days of opening your link is yours for good (the first link wins). From then on you get 0.12% of every trade they make in a Trench coin, on its bonding curve or in its graduated pool, wherever they place it (Trench, Axiom, GMGN or a bot), and 0.25% of every other coin they trade through Trench. It comes out of fees Trench already takes, never added to theirs: on a Trench coin it comes from that coin’s bagworker pool first, then holders, then Trench, and never more than the fee the coin earned that day. It settles daily just after midnight ET and shows on Bags → Earn as Your traders.
- Instantly: Meteora pays you $4 of every $100 in fees from trades through your link.
- Daily: a share of that coin’s bagworker pool (30% of Trench’s share: $12 of every $100 in fees from a creator’s fifth launch on, $3.60 during their first four promo launches), weighted by how much of what your buyers bought they still hold, checked hourly.
- One bagworker can take at most 30% of a coin’s daily pool. Anything unearned goes to that coin’s holders. The 30% cap is for the daily pool only; lifetime pay has no per-bagworker cap.
- To qualify for the daily pay you must hold a bag yourself: on average at least 0.05% of supply or 0.5 SOL worth, whichever is smaller.
- No referral is recorded for your own buys, for the coin’s creator, or during the 90-second anti-snipe window. No pay either for a trader whose wallet was funded from the same wallet as one of yours, or that funded one of yours.
- Outside coins: share your link on a coin from another launchpad too. When someone trades it through your link, you get half of Trench’s cut of that trade (0.25% of the trade, 0.2% when Jupiter Ultra routes it), in SOL, added to your rewards. If that trader is already someone’s for life, that bagworker is paid instead, so one trade never pays twice. Your own wallets don’t count.
Work → Bagworker (also on Bags → Earn and your Account page) shows your traders, today’s estimate and what they have earned you, your general link, referred trades and volume, your instant cut and your holder-based earnings. Daily pay, lifetime pay included, is claimed with your other rewards.
Holder rewards
Hold Age, vesting, the Diamond Hands Pool, the Dev pledge, how to claim
Holding a Trench coin earns a fee rebate: a share of the trading fees that coin already pays, in SOL. It is not interest and Trench shows no APY; amounts depend on real volume and can be zero. The fixed rules (version 2) are on the holder rewards rules page, with the status of each part.
Diamond Hands Pool
Every Trench coin has a Diamond Hands Pool: a public on-chain address, one per coin, shown on the coin page with a Solscan link. It is funded by 50% of Trench’s own cut of the coin’s fees, by dev pledges and by anyone’s top-ups.
- It pays at graduation, $1M, $10M, $100M and $1B, checked on the one-hour average market cap.
- Each payout is split by tokens held times time held inside the window, with the same wallets left out as for holder pay. No wallet cluster gets more than 15% of a payout; what nobody can take stays in the Pool.
- Payouts vest over 7 days in daily parts. Selling before a part vests forfeits it, and it stays in the Pool.
- If no milestone is hit within 90 days, the Pool pays current holders and a new window starts.
- Trench holds each Pool address, and only Trench’s Pool service can sign for it. Every deposit and payout is a public transaction.
Dev pledge
A creator can pledge 10, 15, 20 or 25% of their creator fees to the coin’s Diamond Hands Pool (the default) or to its holders’ daily pay, at launch or later from the coin page. It is public, and the coin shows a Dev pays holders X% chip on its page, in the feed and on the dev record.
- Locked 30 days: the dev can raise it any time, and lower or end it only after 30 days. Every change is shown with its date.
- To enforce it, the pledge turns on only after the dev signs the handoff of the coin’s creator role to the Trench bond wallet, as with a Dev bond. From then on only Trench collects the creator fees, and each collection sends the pledged share on, then any share held for the person whose post the coin was launched from, then the rest to the dev, in one public transaction.
- When the pledge ends after the lock, Trench makes a last collection and hands the creator role back to the dev.
On the coin page
The Holder protection card puts the Diamond Hands Pool, the Dev bond and the Dev pledge together. With a wallet connected it also shows your Hold Age and the next step (for example “2x in 31h”), what is vesting, what you can claim, your estimated Pool share, and a Verify link that checks your rows against the day’s root posted on chain.
- 1Go to Account → Rewards. You’ll see Claimable, Earned all time and your past payouts.
- 2Tap Claim. The SOL is sent to your primary wallet.
Every settled day and every payout signature is public on the rewards ledger.
Alerts and watchlist
Bell, browser push, what pings you
Follow a coin to watch it. Alerts for coins you watch, hold or launched land in the bell in the header. Open Alerts to choose what pings you and to get push notifications.
- Tap Turn on browser alerts, allow notifications, then Send a test. Each alert type has its own on/off and push switch.
- On iPhone: open the launchpad in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. Open Trench from the home screen and turn alerts on there.
- If your browser blocks notifications, allow them for this site in your browser settings and reload.
Trench Score
Rug-resistance facts for any coin
Trench Score reads rug-resistance facts from chain for any Solana coin, on any launchpad. Paste a mint address at trenchlyfe.fun/score, or open the score from a coin’s safety strip. Paste a dev’s wallet there instead to see their dev record. No sign-in needed.
You get a 0 to 100 score, a grade from A to F, red flags in plain English, notes such as “only 3 wallets hold this coin so far”, and a link to the coin’s bubble map. Results refresh every minute. The creator’s track record can take up to a minute the first time a creator is checked; the score updates when it lands.
Dev record
Every coin page, the Score and the browser extension show the creator’s record across pump.fun, Bags, LetsBonk (Raydium LaunchLab), Meteora DBC and Trench. A fresh wallet does not wipe it: wallets are linked when one first funded the other (up to two steps, exchanges and busy funding services left out) or when they sit on the same Trench login. The card shows launches, the share that graduated, liquidity pulled within 7 days of launch, coins that fell 90% within 24 hours, the median time a coin kept trading, and how fast the dev first sold.
How to verify: every linked wallet on the card opens on Solscan, and every number comes from those wallets’ own transactions (launches, liquidity removals, sells) and Jupiter’s price history. The newest 2,000 transactions per wallet are read; launch and graduation totals come from Jupiter. Records refresh every 12 hours. Why these lines: in the records we checked, every dev who pulled liquidity did it within an hour of launch, and devs with 100 or more launches graduated about 2 coins in 100.
Is the Score right?
The accuracy page shows, for each grade, how many coins later fell 90% within a day, had liquidity pulled, graduated or kept trading for a week. Every graded coin counts, with the first grade it got. Updated daily.
Score bot on X
Reply to any post about a Solana coin and tag @ATrenchLyfeBot. The bot finds the coin from a contract address, a link, a $TICKER or text in the post’s picture, and replies with the coin’s Score card. When it matched by ticker it says so, so you can check it picked the right coin. It replies under the coin post when that post mentions the bot, and otherwise to you. It answers up to 300 checks in any 24 hours across everyone; past that it tells you when to try again. Solana coins only.
Browser extension
The free Trench Score extension puts a score pill next to Solana coin addresses on X, DexScreener, pump.fun, Axiom, GMGN and other trading sites. Hover or tap a pill for the full card. Buy on Trench opens the coin here with your default buy size, and you still confirm every trade; add your handle in its settings and buys from your clicks credit you as the bagworker. It sends only the coin addresses it finds to Trench. Get the extension for Chrome, Brave, Edge or Arc; the Chrome Web Store listing is coming soon.
Staying safe
Custody, scams, real risks
- Trench never holds your funds or keys. Every trade, launch, claim and airdrop is signed by your wallet.
- Trench staff will never DM you first and will never ask for your seed phrase or private key. Anyone who does is a scammer: report and block them.
- Copy contract addresses from the coin page, not from chat or DMs. Copycat coins use the same name and ticker.
- Check the safety strip, the bubble map and Trench Score before you buy. Locked rules limit some risks, not all of them.
- Only trade money you can afford to lose. Memecoin prices can fall to zero in minutes.
Feedback and suggestions
Suggest, report a bug, vote, track status
Trench is built from what people ask for. Every idea and bug report lands on one board at trenchlyfe.fun/feedback, gets a reference like F-12 (idea) or B-3 (bug), and shows a status the team keeps current.
Three ways to submit
- On the web: sign in, open Feedback, pick Idea or Bug, write at least 8 characters and send.
- In the iOS app: Feedback in the account menu posts to the same board.
- In Telegram: in @TrenchLyfeChat type /feedback your idea or /bug what broke. The bot replies with your reference and posts it in the Ideas or Bugs topic.
Votes
One vote per person per item. Tap 👍 on the board, press the Vote button under the bot's post, or react 👍 to that post in Telegram; all three count the same, and tapping again removes your vote. The most voted open items are what the team looks at first. /fb in Telegram lists the top ten.
Statuses
Troubleshooting
Messages you might see and what to do
Glossary
Trench words in plain English