Saga sold 20,000 units and lost support after two years; its successor, Seeker, sold more than 200,000 on airdrops and app perks, then launched its own token, SKR. This page puts Solana Mobile's history, every phone, SKR, the ecosystem's projects, and which of them died or came back, in one place.
Live figures are for reference; numbers in the article are as of publication. Not investment advice.
From unveiling Saga in 2022 to putting the stack on another company's device in 2026. Filter by category.
Solana Labs unveiled its first phone, Saga, built by OSOM, together with a software stack that lets Android phones use on-chain apps directly (Seed Vault key custody, an app store and wallet interfaces).
Priced at $1,000. The Solana dApp Store launched with it, with 16 apps at launch; the ones named officially included Jupiter, Magic Eden, Mango Markets, Marinade, Squads, Audius, Dialect and Ledger.
A 40% price cut four months after launch; sales stayed poor.
Co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko said only about 2,200 of 20,000 units had sold; the company had reckoned the ecosystem needed 25,000–50,000 to get going.
Each Saga came with 30 million BONK. After BONK surged, the airdrop was briefly worth more than the phone; arbitrage buyers cleared US stock within 48 hours, and unopened Sagas resold for thousands of dollars on eBay.
Learning from Saga: about half the price, at around $450, sold on airdrops and app perks.
OSOM, which only ever shipped the Saga, ran out of money and closed, leaving almost nobody to maintain Saga's firmware and drivers.
Revealed at Token2049 in Singapore, with more than 140,000 pre-sales across 57 countries.
About 150,000 pre-orders began shipping to more than 50 countries. Each device mints a non-transferable Genesis Token used to claim ecosystem rewards.
Solana Mobile ended software updates and security patches for Saga; the last patch is from November 2024, just over two years of support. About 20,000 Sagas stay on Android 14.
A 10 billion supply; holders stake SKR to “Guardians”, who verify devices and review apps. The allocation was detailed at Breakpoint on 11–13 December.
1.819 billion SKR went to 100,908 Seeker users in five tiers, plus developers who shipped apps in Season 1. It peaked at about $0.0558 on launch day, still the all-time high.
Step's treasury lost about 262,000 SOL in late January and no financing or buyer was found. SolanaFloor, which ran the Seeker Hub campaign tracker, stopped publishing with it.
An open-source AI agent that lives on the phone, watches the wallet, swaps on Jupiter and talks over Telegram; it later won a MONOLITH grand prize.
At MWC in Barcelona, Solana Mobile offered its stack to Android manufacturers: Seed Vault, the Seeker wallet, the dApp Store and SKR, packaged for other phones.
Less than three weeks after closing, it returned with the original team and editorial independence, and the Seeker Hub resumed.
Builder grants launched alongside. The MONOLITH hackathon closed on 9 March with 888 developers and 393 app submissions.
About 90% of the airdrop was claimed and roughly 200 million SKR rolled into the future airdrop pool; Solana Mobile said about 70% of circulating SKR was staked.
Ten grand-prize teams included NOMI, Echo Protocol, Pumpville, Tramplin and SeekerClaw. From 30 April to 10 May, paying for a Seeker in SKR got a second one free, with the SKR going to the airdrop pool.
More than doubled in three months (about 700 in March, 817 in April, over 1,000 in early June). The store takes no platform fee, the main draw for developers.
Four rounds through 30 August, four apps per round; Solana Mobile says Seeker users earned more than 100 million SKR and 300,000 badges across 16 apps.
$135,000 in prizes, submissions closed on 8 October.
Ledger's new Ledger Atom will ship with the Seeker app (store + wallet) preinstalled, targeting summer 2027. Solana Mobile also said more than 200,000 Seekers have been sold.
Two phones of its own and one partner device.
Rescued from its worst sales by the BONK airdrop, but supported for only just over two years; updates ended in October 2025.
Half the price, kept sticky with SKR and app perks. Solana Mobile reports more than $13 billion and 154 million transactions on-chain.
Not built by Solana Mobile: it preinstalls the Seeker app, with signing on an isolated secure screen. It cannot make calls or send SMS.
The Seeker ecosystem token: it pays airdrops and rewards developers, and holders stake it to “Guardians” who help review apps.
SKR peaked on launch day (about $0.0558) and is now about 74% below it. Rewards are paid in SKR, so seasonal airdrops add steady selling pressure.
Source: Solana Mobile tokenomics, as reported by SolanaFloor.
36 projects from the Saga launch, Seeker seasons and hackathons. Status is judged on whether the site loads, recent official mentions and any shutdown announcement, checked on 2026-10-19.
A Saga launch app; in 2026 it added staked SKR and Solana Mobile rewards to its portfolio view.
Dropped EVM chains and Bitcoin in March 2026 to focus on Solana.
A Saga launch app. After an SEC settlement the DAO voted to shut down in January 2025; its domain no longer resolves.
A Saga launch app and one of Solana's first liquid staking protocols.
A Saga launch app; its site moved from squads.so to squads.xyz.
A Saga launch app; decentralised music streaming.
A Saga launch app that later moved into Blinks, links that let people transact inside social feeds.
A Saga launch app; in October 2026 it became the first hardware partner, preinstalling the Seeker app on Ledger Atom.
Each Saga came with 30 million BONK, which took the phone from unsold to sold out in December 2023.
Announced its Saga app in September 2023, among the first exchange apps on the store.
US Seeker owners got three free months of service and three more at half price.
Waived up to $1,000 in trading fees for Seeker owners.
Early access was Seeker-exclusive for three months; in 2026 it became the first game to use staked SKR in gameplay.
Opened Season 1 and headlined round 2 of Seeker Summer in 2026.
Gave Seeker owners a 10% APY boost in Season 1.
The first project to airdrop Seeker owners: 200 PHY each, about $4 at the time.
Ran the Seeker Hub tracker. Closed with its parent in February 2026 and was relaunched by the Jito Foundation in March.
SolanaFloor's parent. It retired its dashboard, APIs and mobile app in November 2025, then announced a shutdown in February 2026 after a treasury hack.
First mobile hackathon grand prize. In March 2026 Solana Mobile still called it an app that is “still beloved today”.
First mobile hackathon grand prize, still named by Solana Mobile in March 2026.
First mobile hackathon grand prize, still named by Solana Mobile in March 2026.
First mobile hackathon honourable mention; fee-free USDC spending and a Visa card. Still named in March 2026.
First mobile hackathon grand prize; no public updates found in 2026.
Listed after the first hackathon; no public updates found in 2026.
Global eSIM provisioned on-chain, with a built-in VPN.
More than 22,000 users on Seeker in 2026.
Shop Amazon and eBay with stablecoins or SKR, with no platform fee for Seeker owners.
An open-source AI agent listed in February 2026; MONOLITH grand prize.
Launched exclusively on Seeker; thousands of new users deposited about $500,000 of SOL in the first two weeks.
Gave the first 1,000 Seeker owners $10 to try perps.
A Season 2 partner that reserved part of its points pool for Seeker owners.
A Season 2 game: buy a mercenary with SKR for a MCHY airdrop; MONOLITH honourable mention.
A microtask market for humans and AI agents; ran onboarding campaigns in Season 2.
A long-running Solana game, listed by Solana Mobile as a Seeker partner in 2026.
MONOLITH grand prize; a $50,000 prize pool for Seeker owners.
NOMI, Echo Protocol, Pumpville, PredictTok, Cue, Backyard Fi, Foresee, Cashflow, and Seek on the SKR track. Most launched only six months ago, so they are on watch.
Token drawdowns compare the current price with the all-time high (CoinGecko). Many peaked in the 2021 bull market, so a deep drawdown does not mean the project is dead. Links are official sites, not endorsements.
Only events with an announcement or public reporting. Revivals are far rarer than deaths: we found only three in three years.
Only ever shipped one phone and ran out of money; Saga lost its firmware and driver maintainer.
Drained by manipulation in 2022; after an SEC settlement the DAO voted to force everyone to close positions.
A user base of about 20,000 was too small and the manufacturer was gone, so long-term support did not pay.
High costs and hard to monetise.
About 262,000 SOL stolen from the treasury in late January; no financing or buyer found.
The bundled 30 million BONK surged until the airdrop was worth more than the phone; arbitrage buyers cleared stock in 48 hours.
Half the price, with airdrops and app perks as the pitch; pre-sales passed 140,000 by September 2024.
The Jito Foundation took over, keeping the team and editorial independence; the Seeker Hub resumed.
9 of the 10 Saga launch projects are still running; the only one shut down is Mango Markets. The real risk lies with newer projects: most from the hackathons and Season 2 are under a year old and have not been through a bear market.
| Origin | Total | Live | Revived | Watching | Shut down |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Saga launch (2023) | 10 | 9 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
| Seeker Season 1 (2025) | 8 | 6 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| First mobile hackathon (2025) | 9 | 7 | 0 | 2 | 0 |
| Season 2 & Seeker Summer (2026) | 9 | 7 | 0 | 2 | 0 |
| All | 36 | 29 | 1 | 4 | 2 |
Sources: Solana Mobile's website and blog (Seeker specs, seasons, hackathons, the Ledger partnership), Solana Compass (dApp Store counts, SKR holder wallets, Ledger Atom specs), reporting by The Block, Decrypt, DL News, Cointelegraph, Blockworks and SolanaFloor, and CoinGecko market data. Sales, volume and app counts reported by Solana Mobile are not independently verified. This page is an educational and data summary and is not investment advice.