An idea is all you need to start.
Prepare the identity, website, social assets, fee policy and optional lock in one studio.
1. Find your identity with Gemini
Describe your idea and choose a tone. Gemini prepares your token name, ticker, story, X bio, fictional AI influencer persona and five post drafts. Generate artwork or upload your own; edit everything before launch.
2. Prepare the token website first
Connect your wallet and save the project. Its page is published in pre-launch state before the token contract exists. This exact page URL becomes the token metadata’s website URL when you deploy.
3. Connect X and prepare your social identity
Connect an existing X account through OAuth. Publishing uses explicit write permission. Profile name, bio, avatar and banner updates use separate OAuth 1.0a profile permissions and require legacy API access in your X app. X does not provide a public account-creation API in this integration; register new accounts on X, then connect them.
Post drafts stay private in your creator workspace. Select automatic launch-post publishing, or publish individual drafts after the token is live. The project banner is attached when available. An uncertain provider response is flagged for review to avoid duplicate posts.
4. Choose where creator fees go
The platform takes 10% of creator fees first. Choose one policy at creation: send all net fees to your creator wallet, use all net fees for automatic buy-and-burn every 10 minutes, or allocate 10–90% of net fees to eligible X creators and send the rest to your wallet.
X participants link their account to a wallet and need at least 100 followers. Up to five original posts per 24-hour period qualify; posts must include the ticker and launch-page link. Eligible wallets share the reward pool equally. Deleted posts are excluded when the period closes. Rewards can be claimed for 30 days; empty and unclaimed pools return to the creator.
5. Lock creator-held tokens with Streamflow
Select an amount and duration. After token deployment, your wallet approves a separate Streamflow lock. It releases all selected tokens at the unlock date and cannot be cancelled or transferred. The wallet needs the selected amount, Streamflow’s token fee and SOL for network fees and rent.
A planned lock is labelled “planned” until its mint, sender, amount and unlock conditions are verified on chain. If the lock fails, the token remains live and the same project can resume the lock without redeploying the token.
6. Review and initialize
Review all settings. Your wallet signs token creation, the initial buy and fee routing. Optional lock and X publishing follow. Resumable project records prevent a failed later step from creating a second token.