# Introduction

> What CryptoMuz is, what you can do with it, and how these docs are organised.

CryptoMuz is a web app for creating, launching and managing crypto tokens. The platform is non-custodial and your connected wallet signs token deployments and manual transactions. CryptoMuz does not require your wallet's recovery phrase or private key.

> **Note:** CryptoMuz is live across all 38 supported mainnets. Test networks remain available for rehearsal, and pages that describe features which are not built yet are labelled Planned.

## What you can do

- Create tokens on 38 open networks, including Ethereum, Solana, Base, BNB Chain, Sui, TON, TRON, Aptos and Stellar.
- Review every permission, fee and irreversible choice before you sign.
- Manage tokens after launch: mint, burn, pause, freeze, transfer or revoke authority, and update metadata.
- Send tokens to many wallets at once with the multisender.
- Launch meme coins on Raydium LaunchLab, Meteora, Stonk.fun, Bags, Clanker, Four.meme and Flap.
- Save launch drafts, add images and hosted Solana metadata, and prepare a distribution plan before deployment.
- After a confirmed testnet launch, use Prepare mainnet launch to create a separate draft on its matching mainnet. Review addresses, permissions and fees again before signing. This copies the original launch settings, not current balances, holders, liquidity or automation state.
- Generate up to 50 EVM or Solana wallets in an encrypted ZIP and hand their addresses to Multisender.
- Publish a public token page with available chain facts, creator checks and community reporting.
- Schedule Telegram and Discord messages, market summaries and milestone posts, set liquidity, price, market cap and holder-count alerts.
- Manage up to 10 trading wallets, apply trading limits, pause new automation work and review the transaction center.
- Schedule buys or sells from a selected trading wallet while your dashboard is open and that wallet is unlocked.
- Earn rewards by referring others through the affiliate program.

## How these docs are organised

- [Quickstart](https://cryptomuz.com/docs/quickstart) walks through a first launch.
- [Concepts](https://cryptomuz.com/docs/concepts) explains the terms used everywhere else.
- [Launch review](https://cryptomuz.com/docs/launch-review), [Token options](https://cryptomuz.com/docs/token-options) and [Networks](https://cryptomuz.com/docs/networks) cover creating a token.
- [Token tools](https://cryptomuz.com/docs/token-tools), [Multi-send](https://cryptomuz.com/docs/multi-send), [Meme launchers](https://cryptomuz.com/docs/meme-launchers) and [Affiliate program](https://cryptomuz.com/docs/affiliate) cover what comes after.
- [Auto-trade](https://cryptomuz.com/docs/auto-trade) and [Trading wallets](https://cryptomuz.com/docs/trading-wallets) explain scheduled trades and wallet storage. [Community tools](https://cryptomuz.com/docs/community-tools), [Auto-posting](https://cryptomuz.com/docs/auto-posting) and [Alerts](https://cryptomuz.com/docs/alerts) cover channels, announcements, milestones and notifications.
- [Security](https://cryptomuz.com/docs/security), [Risks](https://cryptomuz.com/docs/risks), the [Glossary](https://cryptomuz.com/docs/glossary) and the [FAQ](https://cryptomuz.com/docs/faq) cover trust and safety.