Describe the meme. We generate the token.
flashh.fun starts where creators actually start: a vibe. Drop a theme, a joke, or a community energy—then our AI Automaton generates ticker + name options, logo + banner, and a launch-ready story you can publish immediately. For builders, a dedicated CLI lets you generate, preview, and deploy programmatically while tracking every step. Under the hood, flashh.fun is designed for OpenStack-backed scale—event-driven workers, GPU-ready visual generation, and object storage for immutable manifests and media.
Meet Automaton
the engine that turns a vibe into a live token.
flashh.fun is a next-generation meme-token launchpad inspired by Pump.fun, built around one simple promise: anyone can launch a token in seconds—even without a name, ticker, logo, or backstory. Instead of forcing creators to prepare branding upfront, flashh.fun starts from a “vibe”: a theme, joke, or community energy described in plain language. From that single prompt, an AI-driven Automaton orchestrator generates everything needed to ship—ticker and name candidates, a launch-ready narrative, and a complete visual identity—then packages it into a verifiable launch manifest. Developers and power users can interact through a dedicated CLI to generate, preview, and deploy tokens programmatically while tracking every step of the pipeline. Under the hood, the platform is designed to run reliably on OpenStack-backed infrastructure, using scalable compute for web services and event-driven workers, GPU acceleration for visual generation, and object storage for immutable manifests and media assets—making token creation feel instant, automated, and production-grade.
You'll learn
Vibe → Token Pack
Describe a theme, joke, or mood. Flashh turns it into a launch-ready token package in seconds.
Name & Ticker Engine
Get multiple name and ticker options, ranked and filtered for clarity, meme-ability, and uniqueness.
Instant Brand Kit
Auto-generate logo, banner, and color palette that match your vibe—consistent, reusable, and share-ready.
Launch Manifest
Everything is bundled into a verifiable manifest: metadata, assets, parameters, and an audit trail from draft to live.
CLI + API Deploy
Builders can generate, preview, deploy, and monitor launches programmatically—perfect for teams and communities.
OpenStack-Ready Scale
Designed to run reliably on OpenStack-backed infrastructure with event-driven workers, GPU-ready generation, and durable storage.
What's inside?
From vibe to launch end to end.
flashh.fun is built like an automation pipeline, not a “form.” This module-style walkthrough shows exactly how a meme-token goes from a one-line vibe into a launch-ready package: name + ticker ideas, brand kit, narrative, manifest, deployment, and monitoring. You’ll also see how the Automaton orchestrator runs jobs step-by-step, how the CLI fits into the workflow, and how everything scales cleanly on OpenStack-backed infrastructure.
Flashh.fun
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Phase 01
Vibe Intake
Drop a one-line vibe and pick your chain. No name, ticker, logo, or description needed. Automaton turns “energy” into structured input so the rest of the pipeline can generate consistently—fast, repeatable, and trackable.
Phase 02
Vibe aGenerate Token Pack
Automaton proposes multiple name + ticker candidates, then generates a complete brand kit (logo, banner, palette) and a launch-ready story people actually want to share. Everything is assembled into a clean token pack—ready to preview.
Phase 03
Lock the Manifest
Your final output is packaged into a Launch Manifest: metadata, assets, parameters, and a reproducible record of what was generated. This is your source of truth—easy to review, easy to rerun, and transparent for the community.
Phase 04
Deploy & Monitor
Deploy from the UI or via CLI/API using templated contracts and safe defaults. Once live, flashh.fun continues with post-launch monitoring—status updates, basic abuse signals, and operational visibility—built to scale on OpenStack-backed infrastructure.