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Post pump.fun callouts straight from GMGN, Axiom and Padre. Not affiliated with pump.fun. Callout puts a pump.fun callout button on the terminals you actually trade from. If you post calls, you know the friction: you find the coin on GMGN, Axiom or Padre, and then you have to leave, open pump.fun, find the same coin again, and write the call there — by which time the entry you were calling has moved. Callout removes that round trip. Open a token on a supported terminal, hit Call, write your thesis, post. The callout lands on pump.fun under your own account, exactly as if you had posted it there. WHAT IT DOES • Adds a small floating Call button to token pages on GMGN, Axiom and Padre • Detects the token address of the page you are on and fills it in for you • Opens a composer for your thesis — post with Ctrl+Enter, or Alt+C to open it • Confirms the callout and shows the market cap it went out at • Keeps a local list of your recent calls in the extension popup • Drag the button anywhere on screen; it stays where you put it REQUIREMENTS You need to be signed in on pump.fun with your wallet. Callout uses that existing session — it never asks for your seed phrase, private key, or password, and it cannot move funds or sign transactions. PRIVACY No servers, no analytics, no accounts. The only thing that ever leaves your browser is the callout you deliberately post, and it goes directly to pump.fun. Your button position and your own call history stay in local browser storage. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by pump.fun, GMGN, Axiom or Padre.
Aug 30, 2026
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