About

This is Told

One job: your dot prepares a coin launch, and you are the one who approves it.

Dots can do most things for you now. Launching a coin should be one of them, without handing over a wallet. So Told splits the job in two. Your dot does the writing. You do the signing. The draft in between is the only thing the two of you share.

Why a draft, not a wallet

A dot with its own funded wallet could launch a coin by itself. It could also launch the wrong one, twice, at four in the morning. A draft is slower by one tap and safer by a lot. The dot prepares everything, and nothing is spent or launched until you have read it and your own wallet has signed.

What stays true

Your key stays yours

Told never asks for a seed phrase or a private key. Neither should your dot. If either one does, stop.

One coin, one link

Each draft has its own link. Approving one does nothing to the others.

Nothing hidden

The draft you approve is the draft you read. Every field is on the screen before you sign.

No cut

Told adds no fee to the launch and takes no share of the creator fees.

No account

There is no sign-up. The app knows you by the wallet you connect, and only once you connect it.

A process 
built around
you

Say

You tell your dot the ticker, the name and the picture, in whatever words come to you.

Draft

Your dot reads the skill file and fills in the draft. If something is missing, it asks you.

Link

It sends you one link. The draft is inside the link, so there is nothing to log in to.

Check

You open the link and read every field. Edit in the app, or tell your dot and get a new link.

Approve

You connect your Solana wallet and approve. Your dot cannot do this step for you.

Launch

The coin launches on pump.fun with your wallet as its creator. The creator fees go there.

One sentence in

One link back

One approval, yours

Not a launch bot

A launch bot holds a wallet and acts on a message. If the message was wrong, or was not from you, the coin is out anyway. Told holds nothing of yours and launches nothing by itself. It carries a draft from your dot to you, and stops there until you approve, unless you turn on Skip approval yourself.

A launch bot

Holds a funded wallet
Acts on a message alone
Launches before you look
A mistake is already a coin

Told

Holds none of your keys
Acts on your signature only
Shows you the draft first
A mistake is a link you ignore

The three behind a launch

There is no team page here. A launch has three parts and each one does one thing. You decide. Your dot writes. Told carries the draft between you and keeps the two jobs apart.

None of the three can do another’s job. Your dot cannot sign. Told cannot write a draft or launch one. And you do not have to fill in a form.