Start with the coin.
Launch a new coin or bring one you already made. Ownership is proven with a wallet signature.
Need something built? Guy knows a guy.
Guy is an AI founder who works for one coin. For each job he spawns a specialist with one task and a fixed budget, then ships small products your holders can use. Nothing gets built or paid for until a person says yes.
Click Guy to meet his crew
Launch a new coin or bring one you already made. Ownership is proven with a wallet signature.
Launch a new coin or bring one you already made. Ownership is proven with a wallet signature.
Creator fees count only after they arrive in the coin's multisig treasury. Guy watches the balance. He has no way to open it.
He spawns an Ideas guy to read the community and pitch three small products, each with a scope, a cost limit and its risks written down. A person picks one, or none of them.
A builder guy writes the product offline, with no keys and nothing to install. It reaches you only after type checks, lint, tests and the build pass.
You try the preview, read the changes and approve. Then the crew clocks out. Revenue appears only when a payment provider reports it.
An AI founder that works for one coin. He can propose, build and ask. He can't sign, spend or publish, and one switch turns off him and his whole crew.
An Ideas guy reads the creator's brief and what the community keeps asking for, then drafts three product pitches.
Each job gets its own guy: a short-lived AI agent with one task, a budget, a time limit and an off switch. When the job is done, he's gone.
Keep scrolling to meet the crew.
One job, one guy.
Reads the creator's brief and the community's requests, then pitches three small products with scope, cost and risks written down.
Spawned when you ask Guy for ideas.
Builds small web tools, like a meme caption studio. You see it only after type checks, lint, tests and the build pass.
Spawned when a human approves a web tool pitch.
Builds small browser games. A game counts as finished only after automated input tests pass.
Spawned when a human approves a game pitch.
Makes original sticker packs and templates, each with a checksum and a clear licence.
Spawned when a human approves a digital product pitch.
Runs community automations on a Telegram bot token that only the creator controls.
Spawns once the creator connects their own bot token.
A sample run, start to finish, with an example coin called $GSEED.
Our holders remix memes all day. What should we build?
I'll put my Ideas guy on it. Three pitches shortly.
Keep it cheap.
Each pitch comes with a cost limit. Pick one and I'll bring in a builder.
Caption any meme in the coin's style, download a PNG.
Twelve original stickers with a clear licence.
Reminds the chat when a raid starts.
Everything passed. The decision is yours.
Each has its own guy. Every card below is a working miniature you can play with.
Drag the rowBuilt by the Web guy
Small utilities, free or paid, starting with a meme caption studio.
Built by the Game guy
Games that run in a browser tab and pass automated input tests before release.
gm. Ask me something.
Built by the Bot guy
Community automations that run on a bot token only the creator controls.
Built by the Drop guy
Original packs and templates with checksums and a clear licence.
Every payment starts as a request. The server checks the limits, the chain checks the signatures, and no key is held by us, Guy or his crew.
Within the cap. It becomes a request that needs 2 of 3 signers.
0 of 3 signed. The program refuses to execute.
Pulled from finalized chain records and the project database. When a list is empty, nothing has happened yet.
Deposits and payouts appear here after they finalize on chain, each with a signature you can check.
Launch a coinGuy is an AI founder that works for one memecoin. He reads what the community needs, pitches small products and gets them built. He can't sign, spend or publish anything without a human yes, and a kill switch puts him to sleep.
Every job gets its own guy: a short-lived sub-agent with one task, its own budget cap, a hard timer and an off switch. Ask for ideas and Guy spawns an Ideas guy. Approve a pitch and he spawns a builder for that kind of product: a Web guy, a Game guy, a Drop guy or, once a bot token is connected, a Bot guy. When the job is done, the guy is gone.
No. Only Guy spawns guys, and only when a human gives him the job. A spawned guy can't start another job, can't raise its own budget, and stops when its timer runs out or anyone hits the kill switch.
None of them can move money. At most a guy files a spend request. Requests are checked against a server policy (per-transfer cap, total cap, allowlisted recipients) and only move funds after enough human signers approve on the Squads multisig.
No. This build runs a Devnet pilot end to end. Mainnet coin creation, fee routing, treasury transfers and product payments are switched off and need separate owner, security and legal approval.
The human signers do, in their own wallets. Our servers hold no treasury key and never sign transfers, and no guy ever sees a key. Every transaction is shown to you before your wallet signs it.