How AutoPad Works

AutoPad AI is designed around a simple approval-driven workflow.

1. Connect a Solana wallet

The user connects a compatible Solana wallet. AutoPad can then display wallet information such as wallet address, SOL balance, and transaction approval prompts. AutoPad should not require access to the user's private keys.

2. Set launch rules

Users can define launch preferences such as maximum SOL per launch, maximum launches per day, minimum Market Heat score, and approval/notification preferences. The default workflow should require user approval before every launch.

3. AutoPad watches the market

AutoPad is designed to analyze signals such as Solana trading volume, new token launch activity, liquidity, holder growth, price momentum, narrative momentum, and social/market activity. These inputs feed the Market Heat system.

4. Market Heat is calculated

AutoPad turns market signals into a score from 0 to 100. A higher score means the market is showing stronger levels of activity and momentum. Market Heat is a market-condition indicator, not a guarantee that any token will perform well.

5. AI generates an original concept

When the user's heat threshold is reached, AutoPad can generate a proposed coin concept including a name, ticker, description, visual direction, narrative, and “why now” reasoning. The goal is to use current narratives as inspiration without simply cloning an existing token.

6. The user reviews the proposal

The user can regenerate the concept, edit it, reject it, or approve it for launch. Nothing should be launched merely because the AI generated an idea.

7. AutoPad prepares the launch transaction

After approval, AutoPad is designed to build an unsigned Solana transaction containing the required launch instructions. Before signing, the user should be shown expected costs, estimated fees, launch settings, and risk warnings.

8. The wallet signs

The user's own wallet presents the transaction for review. The user decides whether to sign. If the user does not approve the wallet transaction, the launch does not happen.

9. AutoPad tracks the result

After launch, AutoPad can track metrics such as market cap, volume, holders, liquidity, token age, and performance over time. This data can also help improve future launch decisions.