# Project Profile

- Project Name: Croakettle
- Preferred X Username: @croakettle
- X Bio: Small frogs. Tall tales. An original storybook adventure: choose your frog, follow the river, and bring a little story home.
- Token Name: Croakettle Tales
- Token Ticker: TALE
- Token Description: Croakettle invites everyone into free frog adventures, branching chapters and local badge collections. A proposed 1% buy-and-sell creator tax would allocate its proceeds: 60% to community story commissions, 25% to chapters and accessibility, and 15% to moderation and hosting. Funding would support original storytellers and better adventures, without automatic payouts.

- Display Name: Croakettle
- Alternative X Usernames: @croakettletales, @thecroakettle
- Tagline: Small frogs. Tall tales.

## Pre-launch Tweet 1

```text
Someone left a kettle on the river.
Someone else climbed aboard.

Croakettle is a little world of original frogs and wonderfully unnecessary adventures.

Bring your curiosity. The first page is stirring.
```

![A frog sails a kettle boat beneath theatre curtains](pre-launch-1.png)

## Pre-launch Tweet 2

```text
A lantern keeper. A map mender. A letter carrier.

Who would you trust with one very small adventure?

Pick your part in Croakettle. A free storybook is taking shape, one curious hop at a time.
```

![Three original frog paper characters await a role](pre-launch-2.png)

## Project Launch Tweet

Draft for the website reveal after the official domain is reachable. Token details must be reviewed before posting; no token has been issued.

```text
Croakettle opens.
Choose a frog, cross the river, find three clues and keep your little tale.

Free local adventure: https://www.croakettle.xyz/

Planned token: Croakettle Tales
$<ticker>
CA: <ca>
Not issued. No purchase needed to play.
```

![Croakettle opens its storybook river village](project-launch.png)

## Follow-up Tweet 1

```text
The river has two ways across.
Stepping stones for the careful. A kettle boat for the curious.

Try a crossing in Croakettle. There is no timer and no toll — just one small sequence between you and the far bank.
```

![A frog crosses a river one brave stepping stone at a time](follow-up-1.png)

## Follow-up Tweet 2

```text
Pip brings a lantern.
Moss brings a map.
Nell brings a letter.

Same river, different little stories. Pick your frog in Croakettle, then tell a friend which companion you would take on the long way home.
```

![Three frogs each bring something different to the adventure](follow-up-2.png)

## Follow-up Tweet 3

```text
A moon. An apple. A moth.
The orchard is terrible at keeping secrets.

Find all three in Croakettle and take their words to the inn. Which discovery belongs at the beginning of your tale?
```

![A curious frog explores a fork in the moon orchard](follow-up-3.png)

## Follow-up Tweet 4

```text
Nell has a letter to deliver and absolutely no interest in taking the shortest route.

Choose the letter carrier in Croakettle and read her arrival at the inn. What kind words would you tuck into her satchel?
```

![A letter carrier leaves a little kindness at the kettle inn](follow-up-4.png)

## Follow-up Tweet 5

```text
Three discoveries. Three lines. Your order.

Arrange a tiny tale at the Croakettle inn and save it to your local journal. Rearrange it if the moths insist.

Keep a screenshot of your favorite version. Small stories deserve a place on the mantel.
```

![A frog writes a tale worth keeping beside candlelight](follow-up-5.png)

## Follow-up Tweet 6

```text
Riverkind. Moonfinder. Taletender.

Three keepsakes for three little chapters. Open your Croakettle journal to see yours.

They stay in this browser, without a wallet or payment. Clearing browser storage starts a fresh book — save your favorite tale first.
```

![An illustrated album holds three local story badges](follow-up-6.png)

## Follow-up Tweet 7

```text
Every good story leaves room for one more question.

After your Croakettle adventure, what would you put on the next page: a wandering library, a rain festival, or something stranger?

Tell a friend your idea. The best tales begin as a conversation.
```

![A frog listens beside the pond and wonders what happens next](follow-up-7.png)
