New tokens, straight from the chain
Unigem’s own server reads Ethereum, Base and Solana directly. pump.fun launches and brand-new tokens getting their first Uniswap or Aerodrome pool show up within seconds.
Risk checks, holders, pools and the token’s own website on one page, in plain English. No hype, no buy button, and every number shows where it came from.


Checking one token usually means five different sites. Unigem puts it on one page, and tells you straight when something isn’t known.
Risk checks, holders, pools, launch details and the token’s own website, together and explained. No more piecing it together from five tabs.
Copycat tokens borrow famous names and logos. Unigem leads with the network and contract address, and shows whether a website is listed, so copies stand out.
No buy button, no paid rankings, no price predictions. Unigem doesn’t earn from trades, so it has no reason to rush you.
Paste an address, tap a token or open an alert, and the key checks are there. A quick look before you act, built for people who move fast.
Real screens from the app, with sound. Live data and demo data are labelled on screen.
Captured on iPhone 17 Pro Max in Unigem’s demo mode, so the tokens shown are made up.

New tokens, new pools and trading activity across Ethereum, Base, Solana, BNB Chain, Arbitrum and Polygon, filtered your way.

Price, changes by interval and the full contract address, with where every number comes from.

From 1 hour to 7 days, with the exact pool, quote currency and candle interval shown under it.

Each contract check stands on its own. There’s no made-up “safe” score, and unknowns stay unknown.

Save tokens to follow them. Everything stays on your device, with no account needed.

Every alert keeps what triggered it: value, threshold, market context, source and time.
Most new tokens vanish as fast as they appear. Unigem labels every fact, so you know what you’re looking at.
Unigem’s own server reads Ethereum, Base and Solana directly. pump.fun launches and brand-new tokens getting their first Uniswap or Aerodrome pool show up within seconds.
Prices, liquidity and volume are labelled with their provider and how fresh they are. Missing data says “not available” and is never filled with a guess.
Owner controls, mint functions, trading restrictions, upgradeable contracts and holder concentration, each shown on its own. “Not detected” never means “safe”.
Set price, liquidity or volume thresholds, or watch for new tokens matching your filters. Notifications carry the data that triggered them. They are not trading signals.
Put up to three tokens next to each other: price, changes, liquidity, volume, market cap, FDV, pools, first pool and risk checks.
Anyone can copy a name or logo. Search shows every token that shares a name, with its network and full contract address, and paste-an-address lookups are checked for the right network.
Tap (i) on any section for a plain-language explanation, or take a short guided tour of each screen. It plays once the first time you open a screen and can be replayed any time.
No account, no wallet connection, no seed phrases. Your watchlist, alerts and settings stay on your device, and the app has no analytics.
When something you set up happens, the notification says what changed, by how much, and where the number came from.
Your rules are checked on your phone, so notifications arrive while Unigem is open or was used moments ago. Alerts that work with the app closed are planned.
No middleman listing service decides what you see. Unigem’s server watches the chains itself.
Unigem’s server listens to the blockchains: pump.fun launch events on Solana and pool-creation events from Uniswap and Aerodrome on Ethereum and Base.
It reads the name, symbol and supply from the token contract itself, checks whether the contract is brand new, and follows its first trades.
The app shows each token with what is known and what isn’t: source, freshness and risk checks on every screen.
Unigem’s own server detects new tokens on Ethereum, Base and Solana. On every network, market data comes from GeckoTerminal and DEX Screener and risk checks from GoPlus Security. Each screen in the app names its sources.
Unigem shows market data so you can do your own research. Many new tokens are scams, are abandoned or can’t be sold. Showing up in Unigem is never an endorsement.
Crypto assets are high risk and you can lose all of the money you put in. Always verify a token’s full contract address from an official source.
Unigem is a reference app for crypto tokens. It shows newly created tokens, new trading pools and market activity on Ethereum, Base, Solana, BNB Chain, Arbitrum and Polygon, with the source and freshness of every number and automated risk checks.
No. Unigem is for reference only. Nothing in it is financial, investment, legal or tax advice, and nothing is a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any token. Feeds, rankings and checks describe activity. They are not endorsements.
New tokens are detected by Unigem’s own server directly from public blockchain data. Other market data comes from GeckoTerminal (data provided by CoinGecko) and DEX Screener, and risk checks from GoPlus Security. Each screen names its sources.
No. There is no sign-up and Unigem never connects to a wallet. It will never ask for a seed phrase or private key. If anything claiming to be Unigem does, it is not us.
No. Unigem never holds funds or executes transactions. Trade links open independent third-party services that have their own terms, fees and risks, and Unigem receives no payment for them.
Six: Ethereum, Base, Solana, BNB Chain, Arbitrum and Polygon. Every network has new pools, Trending, token pages and risk checks. Unigem’s own server also detects brand-new tokens on three of them: Uniswap on Ethereum and Base (and Aerodrome on Base), and pump.fun launches on Solana.
If you turn them on, yes. Your alert rules are checked on your phone, so notifications arrive while Unigem is open or was used moments ago. Your phone pauses apps in the background, and nothing runs when the app is closed. Each notification shows the value, threshold, source and time that triggered it, and opens the token when tapped. Alerts that work with the app closed are planned for a later version.
Yes. Unigem is free to use, with no in-app purchases in this version.
The app has no accounts and no analytics. Your watchlist, alerts and settings are stored only on your device. When you use live data, the services the app contacts receive your IP address and the tokens you look up. See the privacy policy for details.
Free, no account needed. Every number comes with its source.