Deploy
Entry points
You can start a deploy from three places in the Twitter Tracker.
Deploy button in the tracker top bar. Opens an empty modal.
Deploy button on every tweet card. Prefills the modal with the tweet's Post URL and pulls the image from the tweet.
Enrichment tile under a tweet. Prefills Token Name, Token Symbol, Post URL, and Token Image from the tile. Every field stays editable.
The Deploy modal
The modal is one continuous flow from header to footer. Walk it top to bottom.
Pick a creator wallet from the header dropdown. This wallet signs the deploy and pays for the first buy.
Set the Token Name and the Token Symbol.
Confirm or paste the Post URL.
Choose a Token Image source: From Tweet, Library, or AI Generated.
Pick one or more launchpads. Each launchpad gear opens its own settings.
Configure Features. Apply or create a Bundle preset, and paste a vanity private key with Custom CA if you want one.
Set the creator buy SOL amount in the footer and the Priority Fee.
Click Deploy Token.
The rest of this page expands each step, starting at the top of the modal.
From Tweet
Directly Deploy from a tweet by clicking or highlighting the text.
Modal header icons
The header carries four functional icons, left to right.
The floppy disk icon saves the current modal configuration as a preset.
The archive icon loads a saved preset into the modal. Every field the preset covers fills in at once.
Name fragment
Text the preset adds to the token name. Prefix places it before the name you enter, Suffix places it after. If you enter no name, the fragment is the only name displayed.
Symbol fragment
Text the preset adds to the token symbol. Prefix places it before the symbol you enter, Suffix places it after. If you enter no symbol, the fragment is the only symbol displayed.
Preset name
Name of the preset. It is the label you pick from later, here and in the Deploy Preset dropdown in Settings.
The gear icon toggles Website and Description as additional fields in the modal body.
Once enabled, both fields appear under the Post field.
The dropdown selects the creator wallet. The wallet you pick here signs the deploy transaction and performs the first buy at the SOL amount you set in the footer.
Modal fields
The body of the modal holds the metadata for your token.
Token Name
Up to 32 characters.
Token Symbol
Up to 10 characters.
Post
URL of the source tweet. Empty when you open the modal from the top bar.
Website
Optional. Appears after you toggle Advanced settings in the header.
Description
Optional. Appears after you toggle Advanced settings in the header.
Token Image
Pick where the image comes from. The three modes are mutually exclusive.
Bloom's AI pulls images from the source tweet. The strip below the tabs shows the candidates. Empty when the deploy was not started from a tweet.
The set of images you have uploaded from your device. Click the upload tile to add a new one.
Builds the token image as ASCII art.
Bloom generates a token image with AI using parameters consistent with the tweet, the coin, and existing launches on the chain.
Image editor (Studio)
Every image carries a pencil icon in the top-right corner. Click it to open Studio.
Inside Studio you can:
Keep the image as it is or replace it.
Crop the image.
Apply a flat or a gradient color background.
Apply templates such as bars or black and white.
Add an emoji.
Add custom text with selectable color and font.
Click Save to persist the change.
Features
Four buttons sit under the launchpad row. Bundle, Custom CA, and Transfer are live. Multi-deploy is marked soon.
The Bundle button opens an inline picker of your saved presets. Pick one to apply it, or create a new preset from scratch.
A Bundle preset has four modes. Pick one when you create the preset.
None
The deploy runs alone. The creator wallet buys at the SOL amount set in the footer. No additional wallets buy at deploy.
Configure Token Distribution as a follow-up transfer from the creator wallet to other wallets.
Packed
Multiple buys are packed into the same Jito bundle as the deploy. No other user can buy before you.
Configure:
Jito Tip
Priority Fee
Bundle Buys (additional wallets and their SOL amounts)
Token Distribution as a follow-up transfer from the creator wallet to other wallets
Non-Packed
Each Buy lands as its own transaction. All transactions land together at deploy, before any other user.
Configure:
Jito Tip
Priority Fee
Same Priority Fee for all checkbox. When the checkbox is off, you set a per-wallet fee on each Bundle Buy
Bundle Buys (additional wallets and their SOL amounts)
Token Distribution as a follow-up transfer from the creator wallet to other wallets
Sniper
No bundle and no cap on wallets. Other users can buy before your snipe lands, in exchange for a supply distribution that looks organic.
Configure:
Priority Fee
Same Priority Fee for all checkbox.
Bundle Buys (additional wallets and their SOL amounts)
Token Distribution as a follow-up transfer from the creator wallet to other wallets
Custom CA deploys your token at a vanity mint address you control. Generate the keypair inside Bloom, or paste one you already have.
Prefix
Characters the mint address starts with.
Suffix
Characters the mint address ends with.
Generate
Bloom generates a vanity keypair with AI, matching the prefix and the suffix you set. Longer strings take longer to find.
Apply
Applies the generated keypair to the deploy.
Mint Private Key
Base58-encoded private key of a pre-generated vanity keypair. Paste it and click Submit. Bloom does not validate the key in the modal.
Distribute deployed tokens from your creator wallet to others.
Each Token Distributions row picks a wallet and its share of the distributed supply. Add Distribution adds a row. Click Done to save the split.
Set the buy amount and deploy
The footer is the last step.
Pick the SOL amount for the creator buy from four preset tiles: 1, 3, 5, or 10 SOL. Edit any of those four values with the pencil icon next to the row. Set the Priority Fee. Click Deploy Token.
Explain
Explain sits next to Deploy Token in the footer. It uses AI to describe the configuration you have just built: how the task is set up, and how it will execute once you launch it.
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