Believe.app Launch Guide [Updated]

Want to turn your idea into a community-backed project without needing a developer or a big budget? Believe.app makes it super simple to launch your own token by just posting on X (formerly Twitter). If your tweet gets enough love, your coin is live.

Here’s a chill, step-by-step guide to get you started:

Get the Basics Right

Before you dive in, make sure you’re clear on a few things:

1. No promises of profit: Your coin isn’t an investment.
2. Be transparent: Don’t mislead people about what your coin does.
3. Stay active: Your community needs to see you’re in it for the long haul.
4. Legal stuff: If you’re unsure, it’s smart to check with a legal pro.

Nail Down Your Idea

Think about what your project is all about:

1. What is it? (A podcast, a brand, a game, etc.)
2. Why does it exist? (What problem does it solve or what vibe does it give?)
3. Who’s it for? (Your audience)
4. What makes it cool? (Your unique angle)

Prep for Launch

Before you hit go, get these ready:

1. A video: Coins with videos do better. A simple one-minute clip explaining your project works great.
2. A clear description: Keep it simple and honest.
3. Your bio: Update it to include your project and why you’re the right person to lead it.
4. Let Believe.app know: Give them a heads-up at least an hour before you go live.

Launch Like a Pro

After launching, the launch is official with a tweet from Launch Coin account which comes with a link taking to your Believe.app page.

From there, the first 24 hours are crucial:

1. Promote your tweet: Share it on your socials and ask your followers to engage.
2. Share your roadmap: Let people know what’s coming next.
3. Be active: Respond to comments and keep the energy up.

Build Your Community

Your supporters are everything:

1. Celebrate wins: Share milestones and thank your community.
2. Involve them: Ask for feedback and make them feel part of the journey.
3. Use your token: Think about how your coin can be used—maybe for access, rewards, or voting.

Stay Legal and Ethical

Keep it clean and clear:

1. No equity: Your coin isn’t a share in your company.
2. No financial promises: Don’t say or imply people will make money.
3. Just a token: It’s a way for people to support you, not an investment.

Launching on Believe.app is all about being real, staying active, and building a community that believes in your project. If you’ve got a clear idea and the energy to back it up, you’re all set.

References: Believe.app Creator Playbook.