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Get notified the moment a dev goes live on pump.fun — before anyone else spots it.
A dev opening a livestream is a deliberate act of promotion. Stream Alerts watches for it across pump.fun and pings you while the stream is still running, rather than after the chart has already moved. Open it from ⚡ Stream Alerts in /menu.
Stream Alerts is a paid feature. On the free tier and during the trial the button reads ⚡ Stream Alerts · 🔒 Locked and opens the plans screen. See Plans and slots.

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What each alert includes

Dev history is the field to read first. A dev with previous graduations behaves very differently from one with a trail of rugs, and the alert tells you which you are looking at before you open anything.

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Filters

An unfiltered feed alerts on every live stream, which is far too much. The filters exist to cut it to the shape you actually want:
Only alert above a minimum viewer count. Higher means you skip empty streams; lower means you are earlier.
Only alert at or below a market cap ceiling — the usual way to keep the feed to things that have not already run.
Bonding only restricts to tokens still on the bonding curve. You can also cap bonding progress as a percentage.
How new the token is, and how long the stream has been running. Tight stream age is how you catch a stream in its first minutes.
Restrict the whole feed to devs you already track. Turns Stream Alerts from a discovery tool into a watchlist monitor.
Filter on the dev’s record: any, graduated before, no rugs, both, or a custom combination.
Adds the dev’s SOL balance to each alert. Off by default because it costs an extra lookup.

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Presets

Rather than setting seven filters by hand, start from a preset and adjust. The screen shows which preset you are on and lists your active filters underneath, so you can always see what is actually being applied. When no filters are set the screen says so plainly — No filters — alerting on every live stream — which is your warning that the feed is about to be loud.

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Reading the screen

The header shows ⚫ Off or 🟢 On. When it is on you also get:
  • 📨 how many alerts you have had today
  • 🔴 how many streams are live right now
  • 🗂 which preset you are on
  • Your active filters, listed
A livestream is marketing. It tells you a dev is actively promoting a token — not that the token is good. Dev history and bonding progress are context, not a recommendation. Always DYOR.

Community launch feed

The other live feed: brand-new pump.fun tokens the moment they spin up a community.