We built Luce around @Muse because personal AI feels like the right way to simplify crypto. Instead of sending someone through a bunch of launchpads, forms, and dashboards, you just talk to Luce. Tell it what you want to create, set the name, image, supply, network, and launch details, then watch the coin come together before you deploy it.
One of the biggest things we’re building around is direct wallet-to-network launching. Rather than forcing every launch through the same public launchpad flow, Luce can help deploy from your own wallet to the network you choose, giving creators more control over how the launch starts and reducing exposure to the usual sniper and bundler chaos that can mess up a fresh launch.
We’re bringing Pump, Pons, and Arc into the same experience, along with deeper token customization, live launch feeds, optional communities for every coin, and creator tools. The goal is for someone completely new to crypto to be able to come in with an idea and launch without needing to understand every platform underneath.
A lot of the inspiration came from what @alexandr_wang and the @Muse team are building around personal AI assistants. We wanted to see what that looks like when the assistant can actually help take an idea all the way to an onchain launch.
Still early, but the demo finally shows where Luce is going.
Would love for you to check it out @alexandr_wang.
We’re adding X Pay support for Luce creators.
The idea is simple: launch through Luce, grow your community, and have another way to get paid without leaving the ecosystem.
We want creators to have more than just a launch button. We want them to have tools to actually build and earn around what they create.
The most important part of this is independance
you are independent of a chain platform while still being able to launch on the chain
You get to supply the starting liquidity
And decide how much of the supply becomes liquid and how much remains in your wallet after launch
The point is that end to end
It all runs through your wallet
There is no middleman
We built Luce around @Muse because personal AI feels like the right way to simplify crypto. Instead of sending someone through a bunch of launchpads, forms, and dashboards, you just talk to Luce. Tell it what you want to create, set the name, image, supply, network, and launch details, then watch the coin come together before you deploy it.
One of the biggest things we’re building around is direct wallet-to-network launching. Rather than forcing every launch through the same public launchpad flow, Luce can help deploy from your own wallet to the network you choose, giving creators more control over how the launch starts and reducing exposure to the usual sniper and bundler chaos that can mess up a fresh launch.
We’re bringing Pump, Pons, and Arc into the same experience, along with deeper token customization, live launch feeds, optional communities for every coin, and creator tools. The goal is for someone completely new to crypto to be able to come in with an idea and launch without needing to understand every platform underneath.
A lot of the inspiration came from what @alexandr_wang and the @Muse team are building around personal AI assistants. We wanted to see what that looks like when the assistant can actually help take an idea all the way to an onchain launch.
Still early, but the demo finally shows where Luce is going.
Would love for you to check it out @alexandr_wang.
dual launching is live
one idea, one setup, solana and robinhood.
separate tokens. separate supplies and trading. your wallet approves each launch.
same community idea, two places to get started.
the point of lucepad is simple.
your idea. your wallet. a community you run.
luce helps put the coin together. you approve the launch. the creator wallet controls edits to its community page.
we dont hold your keys.
We built Luce around @Muse because personal AI feels like the right way to simplify crypto. Instead of sending someone through a bunch of launchpads, forms, and dashboards, you just talk to Luce. Tell it what you want to create, set the name, image, supply, network, and launch details, then watch the coin come together before you deploy it.
One of the biggest things we’re building around is direct wallet-to-network launching. Rather than forcing every launch through the same public launchpad flow, Luce can help deploy from your own wallet to the network you choose, giving creators more control over how the launch starts and reducing exposure to the usual sniper and bundler chaos that can mess up a fresh launch.
We’re bringing Pump, Pons, and Arc into the same experience, along with deeper token customization, live launch feeds, optional communities for every coin, and creator tools. The goal is for someone completely new to crypto to be able to come in with an idea and launch without needing to understand every platform underneath.
A lot of the inspiration came from what @alexandr_wang and the @Muse team are building around personal AI assistants. We wanted to see what that looks like when the assistant can actually help take an idea all the way to an onchain launch.
Still early, but the demo finally shows where Luce is going.
Would love for you to check it out @alexandr_wang.
Big thanks to @alexandr_wang for acknowledging Luce. Means a lot seeing the idea get noticed this early.
We’re still building, still improving the product, and still figuring out how the token fits into the bigger Luce ecosystem. More soon.
@alexandr_wang been building something around Muse called Luce.
The whole idea came from what Muse is pushing toward with personal AI. Instead of making people learn every launchpad, chain, and crypto flow themselves, Luce acts like your personal launcher. You tell it what you want to create, customize the token through chat, choose where you want it deployed, and Luce handles the flow from there.
We’re starting with Pump, Pons, and Arc, then building communities, creator tools, live token discovery, and more around it.
Still early and we’re learning a lot building on top of Muse, but I’d love for you to check out what we’re making.
We’re working on a full demo showing exactly how Luce works, and we’re also cleaning up the site so the whole launch flow feels way easier to use. Muse is still really new, so every integration takes a little more time than normal, but we’re getting there.
I’m going to post a full video showing how to launch through Luce using Pons and Pump. Arc is still being finished while we add the mainnet connection. You’ll also be able to customize your launches a lot more, and we’re setting up creator rewards so there’s more reason to actually build through Luce.
We also know some people are cautious about connecting a wallet, which is completely understandable in crypto. The demo will go through the whole process so you can see exactly what happens before you connect or launch. If you feel comfortable after that, come try it and show support. If not, that’s completely fair too.
The bigger goal with Luce is to make launching easier for people who are newer to crypto. There are hundreds of launchpads, networks, and different flows to keep up with. We want Luce to bring that together into one simple place where you can come with an idea, choose where you want to launch, and get it live without needing to understand every platform first.
@LucePad@LucePad I have a better idea why don’t you go on X spaces and show case the tech? I would share the spaces which intern would create more views and more fomo
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Fair point, the current flow is still longer than we want. That’s actually what we’re fixing now. The new Luce experience is being rebuilt around the chat so you can describe what you want, customize it, choose where to launch, and deploy without clicking through a bunch of pages. Pump is definitely simpler right now, and we want Luce to get to that level while still giving you more options.
For the Luce token, we’re still working out the exact utility. The direction right now is around creator rewards, community incentives, and features inside the Luce ecosystem. We don’t want to force random utility onto it just for the sake of having utility.
Muse is pushing AI toward becoming a real personal assistant, and I think crypto should move the same way.
For people coming into crypto now, launching a memecoin shouldn’t mean learning 10 different launchpads and figuring out every little step yourself. You should be able to tell Luce what you want to make, customize it through chat, choose where it launches, and have the whole thing handled from one place.
That’s what we’re building Luce around. Making creating and launching something in crypto feel as easy as talking to your own assistant.
Pons and Pump launches have been available through Luce.
We’re still improving the experience around them, but you can already launch on either one. Try it out and show us what you make.
You should be able to choose between Pons and Pump when you scroll down.
Use Luce as your guide, set up the launch, then scroll down, pick where you want to deploy, and launch directly from there.
Just launched this through Luce to show the flow is working.
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Launch something through Luce and drop yours below.
This update is taking a little longer than expected. We know launches still aren’t showing correctly on the site yet, but if you launch through Luce the token will still deploy normally.
We’re finishing Pons and Arc support, communities, customization, and the launch feed together so the whole update can go live at once. It should be ready soon.
Thanks for being patient with us. We’re trying to build the first AI launchpad powered by Muse and we want to get it right.