1,000+ dApps, Smarter Discovery, and a Bigger Seeker Season

The Solana dApp Store crossed 1,000 live apps this month, alongside new discovery (dApp Spotlight), publisher tools (ratings, reviews, AI digests, and replies), portfolio tracking in Seed Vault Wallet, and a steady wave of Seeker Season launches and rewards.

The Solana dApp Store just crossed 1,000 live apps, and the mobile ecosystem didn't slow down for a second.

Discovery got a glow-up with dApp Spotlight. Publishers got new ways to read and respond to user feedback. Seed Vault Wallet added portfolio tracking. And Seeker Season kept giving you reasons to open the dApp Store: games, trading campaigns, SKR rewards, and a fresh wave of new launches.

Here's everything that shipped last month.

Solana dApp Store Crosses 1,000 Live Apps

The Solana dApp Store just hit a number that sounded impossible not long ago: more than 1,000 apps are now live.

And that milestone changes the game. The early mobile story was about one question: would builders actually ship for Seeker? That question's been answered thanks to you.

Now we have new challenges: helping you discover what's actually useful, helping publishers understand what Seekers want, and turning one-time downloads into everyday mobile habits.

Our message to builders? Hats off. But don't slow down.
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Discover New Apps with dApp Spotlight

dApp Spotlight went live in the Solana dApp Store, giving Seekers a weekly themed carousel with four curated apps at a time.

The first drop focused on Onchain Games & Puzzles, featuring Slimecoin, Planes!, Mattle.fun, and Billiards Clash. Instead of presenting users with another static list of icons, each spotlight adds context through curation notes and Seeker reviews. Installed apps move to the end automatically, keeping the carousel focused on apps that are still new to each user.

The bigger story: discovery is becoming a product surface of its own. As the store grows past 1,000 apps, themed curation helps make the catalog feel navigable. Upcoming themes include DeFi Innovators, Onchain Intelligence, Brain Games & Puzzles, Privacy & Security, and Real-World Utility.

Ratings, Reviews, AI Summaries, and Replies Go Live for Publishers

The publishing portal got one of its most-requested features: Ratings & Reviews.

Developers can now see every rating and review for their app, track star distribution, total review count, reply rate, and filter by review quality. The portal also generates weekly AI-powered review digests that summarize what users love, what is broken, and what they want teams to build next.

Most importantly, publishers can now reply directly to reviews. Replies are public, and users get notified, turning app reviews into an actual feedback loop between builders and Seekers.

Seed Vault Wallet Adds Portfolio Tracking

Portfolio tracking went live on Seeker inside Seed Vault Wallet.

Seekers can now view portfolio breakdowns by asset, position, and protocol, track lending, borrowing, and vault positions, and open apps to manage DeFi positions directly from the wallet experience.

Seeker Season Keeps Adding Reasons to Open the dApp Store

Seeker Season kept moving across trading, games, bundles, and social finance, with teams using Seeker as both a launch channel and a rewards surface.

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@GetRektApp is now available on Seeker. The launch brings smooth mobile @perps trading to Seeker powered by @ImperialPerps, along with boosted points.

@TradeNeutral joined Seeker Season with curated crypto bundles and professional onchain strategies. Seekers who deposit into a bundle get a 1.2x points boost.

@getmurmo launched on Seeker with an exclusive trading group for crypto, stocks, sports, predictions, and more, plus SKR up for grabs.

@clashofperps brought perps-powered gameplay to Seeker through a championship with Phoenix Trade and Solana Mobile. Users could trade, build fleets, raid other players, and climb the leaderboard, with Seeker-exclusive benefits tied into the competition.

Gold Rush by @FeverPitchGames also went live with a Seeker perk: a free gold cart to help users start smashing tiles, collecting gold, and leveling up. The team also shared that the game reached 1,300 players and continued growing.

Launches and Traction Across the Ecosystem

The month also brought a long tail of app launches, traction updates, SKR utilities, and mobile-first experiments. The common thread: teams are using Seeker as a distribution channel, a rewards surface, and a place to test crypto-native mobile behavior.

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Tessera shared one of the clearest distribution signals of the month. After going live on Seeker, the team reported that 19% of its Kalshi launch conversions came from Solana Mobile users, and that registrations increased 300% once it targeted Seeker.

@loyal_hq shared that its Seeker launch attracted over 70 reviews with a 4.2 average rating, helped users create 18 new shielded pools, and brought more than $15,000 in value into those pools in May. The team said that traction and retention were the reason it prioritized Seeker.

@islanddao launched its all-in-one mobile app on Solana, putting community, events, governance, polls, and culture directly in users’ pockets with onchain features like NFC event check-ins and real-time voting powered by @realmsdaos.

Prediction, Trading, and DeFi

Prediction markets and trading apps were one of the clearest themes of the month.

@predikt_gg went live on Seeker. It aggregates liquidity, execution, and positions across prediction markets, giving users seamless access to best pricing while turning prediction market positions into composable onchain collateral across Solana.
@triadmarkets launched its prediction market app on Seeker, enabling users to place bets on politics, crypto, sports and culture as well as everyday events like traffic counts.
@hivy_alpha went live with a prediction-market interface that integrates Polymarket and Kalshi trades.
@lightterminal, a social trading terminal, went live with on-the-go alpha discovery, one-click strategies, limit orders, and Platinum cashback levels for users who join with the code "Seeker."
@ManicTrade launched its open beta on Seeker. It is a momentum platform for 1-to-5 minute higher/lower price predictions with support for manual trading and AI agents in shared markets.
@BananaZoneApp crossed 2 million paper trades on Seeker.
@razeaii went live as an AI-powered conversational agent for Solana, helping users handle research, trading, monitoring, and automation through natural language.
@WheelX_fi landed on the dApp Store with cross-chain swaps across Solana and 50+ chains, Season 2 airdrop eligibility, and Chapter 2 NFT holder benefits.
@Aeonian_Arena, formerly XPhoenix, also went live on the dApp Store, adding another mobile-first perps and trading experience to the ecosystem.
@backyard_fi launched its full-cycle yield manager, giving users a way to manage hundreds of vaults for diversified APY on stablecoins, RWAs, and stocks directly from the phone.
@cashflow_fi enabled SKR staking.
@SeekerClaw shipped v2.0.0 with a user-controlled Solana burner wallet and per-transaction and daily spending caps.
@Tramplin_io reported more than 775 stakers joining through the Seeker phone and more than 4,300 SOL in new stake.
@craftsdev ReFi Hub's ICO opened for Solana Mobile Seeker users, bringing mobile access to equity-linked tokens with VC-grade protections.
@CyreneAI Mobile went live on Seeker for early-stage investing, framing mobile as the place where attention, capital, and decisions increasingly move.

Games

Games also kept giving Seekers new reasons to open the dApp Store.

@GEODNET launched Treasure Trail, a new multi-step real-world quest feature inside its TokenRun app, with the first payouts in SKR.
@playdolero introduced a 1v1 blackjack game with "Magic Relics" as power-up cards that add strategic twists.
@SnakeOS_SOL brought a Nokia 3310-inspired aesthetic to Solana and went live in the dApp Store.
@GORECATS launched its Arena Battlepass and leaderboard competition on the Solana dApp Store, turning Seeker vs. PSG1 gameplay into a prize-driven event.
@play_sfl reported more than 400 new users within 15 hours of launching on the Solana dApp Store.
@memeracesol went live with a game where users pick meme coin characters and race.
@colonythegame added to the SKR story by acquiring and staking more than 108K SKR.
@CryptaraConq announced SKR as its primary in-game currency, enabling minting, forging, and spending on NFT guardians and weapons in a fully onchain economy.

Social and Consumer apps

The rest of the month filled out the consumer layer around Seeker: rewards, referrals, wallets, social activity, and mobile interactions.

@dmdotfun launched on Seeker with exclusive referral programs and rewards for Seeker users.
@seekerenvelope added new points utilities, including free Spin to Win, SKR rewards from spins, and prediction markets where users can spend points to compete with the community.
@XO_app introduced Proof of Social Liveness, committing roughly 10,000 active wallets and 350,000+ daily social events to Solana mainnet as verifiable onchain activity.

Together, the month showed a broader shift: Seeker is becoming an important mobile distribution loop for crypto apps.

Builder Momentum: IslandDAO, Solana Institute’s Summit in Chicago, and A New Kit for Devs

Solana Mobile joined @islanddao in June, bringing the full Solana Mobile dev experience to the island and helping builders go from setup to shipping mobile apps.

The program includes builder education from @beeman_nl on how to launch in the Solana dApp Store, plus builders who ship on Solana Mobile from the island get Seekers as well.
During Seeker Week, @spaceagente announced a talk on building mobile prediction apps with dFlow, including how to use dFlow APIs to build a prediction app around 15-minute BTC prices.

The builder story also extended beyond the dApp Store itself.

@m_it spoke at Solana Institute's Washington x Wall Street Summit in Chicago on June 16 about institutional adoption and the role mobile and edge custody can play in the next phase.
He also appeared on MTS Live to discuss why Solana built its own phones, including the need to give crypto developers and users a path around traditional mobile app store constraints.

Monolith Hackathon winners joined a private call with Solana founder Anatoly Yakovenko (@toly) to discuss their apps, get direct feedback, and talk startup experiences in the trenches.

On the tooling side, @beeman_nl shipped a new kit-expo-privy template through create-solana-dapp. The template integrates @privy_io authentication with Mobile Wallet Adapter in an Expo/React Native setup using Uniwind styling and Solana Kit libraries.

P.S.: Our team is hiring a Senior Backend Engineer to help scale the Solana dApp Store and Seeker APIs across Android, Flutter, and web clients.

Seeker in the Community

The community kept carrying the story forward through dashboards, weekly recaps, creator coverage, testing calls, and real-world demos.

@SolanaFloor kicked off and hosted the first ever Shipped, the monthly Solana Mobile livestream, premiering with @m_it and @dunham_j. The monthly livestream covers the latest across the Solana Mobile ecosystem. They also updated their Seeker Dashboard featuring new Seeker perks.
@Seeker_Tracker kept highlighting Seeker shipments and asking builders what they’re bringing to the Solana dApp Store next.

@inno_ox continued his legendary weekly Solana Mobile recaps, highlighting major app launches, feature updates, and ecosystem milestones.
@0xC00per kept up a weekly series highlighting top dApps from across the expanding ecosystem.
@cryptokitty3x called for more testing of apps on the store, helping push the ecosystem toward better user feedback.
@elchuo160 published 30 videos in 30 days across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and X, reaching more than 30K views while continuing to publish Spanish-language versions of major Solana Mobile announcements. Give him a shout in the comments!
@tobeycodes showed an NFC tap-to-pay flow using a Seeker with @Altitude to make a quick contactless Visa payment for coffee.

More than 1,000 apps are live. Discovery is getting sharper. Publishers have better feedback loops. And Seeker Season keeps giving users new reasons to come back.

But we have a lot of work to do. And sorry, I know you’re going to ask, but no, my boss still won’t let me tell you when Season 2 ends. But I heard it’s going to be a fun summer 👀