Fewer launches. Closer looks.

A curated launchpad for teams shipping real products in crypto. Every project gets a close look at the team, the product, the token and the terms. The findings go public before anything opens.

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The filter

Four gates.
Not everyone gets through.

Gate 01 / 04

The team

Who's building it, and what they've shipped before.

  • GitHub & X history
  • Founder interviews
  • Who holds the keys

The product

Something that works. A demo, not a deck.

  • Working prototype
  • Claims vs. reality
  • Plain-language roadmap

The token

What it's for, who holds it, and what the contract can do.

  • Token purpose
  • Supply & distribution
  • Contract permissions

The terms

Allocation, vesting and unlocks, published before anything opens.

  • Allocation rules
  • Team vesting
  • Unlock schedule

What's left is worth a closer look.

This week's spotlight · Illustrative

Arcline

Developer infrastructure · Window not scheduled

This week's spotlight

Every launch ships with its paper trail.

Before a participation window opens, the review is public. Who looked, what they looked at, what they found, and what's still unresolved.

  • Checked Looked at, nothing material found
  • Noted Worth knowing before you decide
  • Open Unresolved and published anyway

Browse every launch

Illustrative project · No sale is open

Arcline

One workspace for building, testing and shipping onchain apps.

Category
Developer infrastructure
Stage
Working prototype
Reviewer
Lytmus review team
Launch window
Not scheduled
  1. Checked

    Founders control the linked GitHub and X accounts

    Ownership confirmed for both founders; history reviewed.

  2. Checked

    The demo matches the pitch

    Core workflow shown live. Two roadmap features aren't built yet.

  3. Noted

    The contract can pause transfers

    Admin key held in a 2-of-3 multisig. Disclosed in the terms.

  4. Open

    No treasury spending policy yet

    Flagged until the team publishes one.

  5. Checked

    Team tokens unlock on a fixed schedule

    Cliff and monthly releases set before launch, not after.

Scope: account ownership, product demo, token & contract permissions, launch terms. A review is not a guarantee of delivery, security or returns.

Our approach

Most launches ask for your trust. We'd rather show you the work: who's building, what's real, what the token does and what the terms are. Then you decide.

01

Curated, not permissionless

Teams apply. A few are selected. Launches get focused attention instead of an endless feed.

02

Evidence over hype

Every review says who looked, what they covered and when, and exactly which checks were done.

03

Accountable after day one

Teams keep posting updates on delivery, treasury and unlocks long after the spotlight moves on.

How it works

From application to long after launch day.

Launch mechanics are still being designed. Each launch publishes its exact rules up front.

  1. 01

    Apply

    Teams with a working product apply. Not everyone is selected.

  2. 02

    Review

    Team, product, token and terms get a close look. Findings are written up, open questions included.

  3. 03

    Spotlight

    The profile, demo, review and proposed terms go public. Ask questions and meet the founders.

  4. 04

    Participate

    An announced window opens, under rules published in advance. You decide if it's for you.

  5. 05

    Launch

    Allocations are finalised and the token goes live, under the terms published before the window opened.

  6. 06

    Follow-through

    Teams keep shipping updates on delivery, treasury activity and upcoming unlocks. The record stays public.

Launch mechanics

Choose your launchpad.

Teams launch on the venue they already know. The review, the published terms and the follow-through come with them, from the first buy to the last unlock.

One standard curve for every launch.

Curve
Pump.fun bonding curve
Graduates to
PumpSwap
  1. 01

    Pick the venue

    Pump.fun, Meteora or StonkFun. The venue runs the market; the review and the terms come with the project wherever it launches.

  2. 02

    Fill the curve

    Price follows a bonding curve. Every buy moves it up, until the curve is complete.

  3. 03

    Graduate to a pool

    A completed curve moves its liquidity into a pool on the venue's exchange, and open trading begins.

  4. 04

    Team tokens wait

    A cliff, then releases on a schedule published before launch. Anyone can see what unlocks when.

  5. 05

    Shipping unlocks the rest

    Some team tokens are tied to milestones. A reviewed release unlocks the next tranche. A missed one stays locked.

Example venues, not affiliated with Lytmus. Curve shapes and the schedule are illustrative; each launch publishes its own terms.

For builders

Built something real?

Bring your product, your team and your terms. We'll take a close look. That's the point.

What we look at

Questions

Fair questions.

What is Lytmus?

A curated launchpad for crypto teams with working products. Projects apply, get reviewed and launch one at a time, with the review published alongside.

Does a review mean a project is safe?

No. A review describes what was checked, by whom and when, and what's still unresolved. It isn't a guarantee of honesty, delivery, security or returns. Always make your own call.

Is a review the same as a security audit?

No. Account checks, founder interviews, contract reviews and independent security audits establish different things. Each launch states exactly which ones were done.

How often are launches?

Up to one featured launch a week. If nothing meets the bar, the week is skipped.

Can I take part in a launch today?

Not yet. This is an early preview: no sale is open and the projects shown are examples. Join the waitlist to hear when the first window opens.