The honest way to launch.
Describe a meme in one line. Halo writes the name, lore, logo and first posts — then checks the launch for rug signs and gives it a halo only if it's clean.
SIMULATED Counters are simulated.
What the check looks at
Every launch starts at 100. Each rug sign costs points, and one thing stops a launch outright.
Real brands or people
Borrowing a company's or celebrity's name.
blocks the launchPromised profits
"Guaranteed", "100x", "risk-free" in the lore or posts.
−20 eachBig team share
Over 5% lets a team move the price; over 15% lets it drain buyers.
−10 to −25Early team selling
Team tokens should stay locked for at least 30 days.
−8 to −18Unlocked liquidity
If liquidity isn't locked, it can be pulled at any moment.
−25Supply that can grow
A creator who can mint more can dilute everyone.
−30Three kinds of halo
The ring around a token's logo tells buyers, at a glance, how its launch scored.
Gold halo
85–100. Clean terms, nothing promised.
Silver halo
60–84. Mostly fine, with something to watch.
No halo
Under 60. It can launch, but the report shows why.
A halo can also be lost: if a team sells during its promised lock, the ring breaks for everyone to see.
From idea to launch in a minute
Describe it
"A sleepy cat who only trades at night." Pick serious or meme.
Pick and tweak
Choose one of three versions, edit anything, and set your launch terms.
Launch with a halo
The score updates as you edit. Launch when you're happy with it.