I built AlbuSOL because every way to launch a Solana token seemed to start with "connect your wallet to our website". That means signing transactions you cannot read, on a front-end that can be replaced, run by someone who may quietly keep the mint or freeze authority on your token. For a thing whose whole point is trustlessness, that felt backwards. AlbuSOL is a terminal menu instead. It creates the SPL token and Metaplex metadata, revokes the mint and freeze authority, locks the metadata, opens a Raydium AMM v4 or CPMM pool, adds liquidity, burns LP with a real BurnChecked, and mints Metaplex Core NFTs, including a resumable batch-mint from a folder. The private key is stored encrypted on your disk and is only ever used to sign locally; nothing talks to any server except the RPC you chose. Two honest notes. It has been run end to end on devnet many times, but I have not run it on mainnet myself, so rehearse on devnet first. And it charges a small fee per completed action to my wallet, printed on every confirmation screen; the code is MIT, so you can see exactly where that happens. I would love feedback on the batch-NFT path in particular; I think it is useful for brands (loyalty passes, tickets, certificates) rather than only for coin launches.

AlbuSOL

Launch a Solana token from your terminal, key never leaves

Launch a Solana token from your terminal, key never leaves