Alchemist AI

Alchemist AI is a no-code app builder with a token on Solana. You type what you want in plain English, such as "a snake game", and it writes a working web app for you. This page covers the crypto project at alchemistai.app and its ALCH token. It is not the Alchemist forex trading bot, the HR or sales software of the same name, or the hip-hop producer. It launched in late 2024. ALCH pays for premium features and marketplace apps. In late October 2026 the web app was offline, and the team had been silent on X for seven months.

Is Alchemist AI still working?

As of 29 October 2026, the Alchemist AI app looks offline. We first saw alchemistai.app return a server error on 11 October. It still returned errors on 29 October. The docs site still loads.

The team has said nothing about it. The official X account has not posted since March, and we found no shutdown notice, outage update or sunset post. The ALCH token still trades on decentralised exchanges, so a live token price does not prove the app works.

Until the team says otherwise, treat Alchemist AI as unmaintained. Check that the app loads before you buy ALCH to use it.

How does Alchemist AI work?

Alchemist AI turns a written description into a web app in a few steps. A large language model, the kind of AI behind chatbots, reads your prompt and works out what the app should do. It then writes the app in HTML, CSS and JavaScript, the standard building blocks of a web page. The finished app opens in a sandbox, a sealed area of the browser, so you can test it straight away. The Alchemist AI docs call this a "no-code development platform".

The workspace is called the Sacred Laboratory. You type a prompt and press the Forge button. The beginner's guide lists four stages on screen: loading, generating graphics, generating logic and reviewing. The app then appears on a desktop-style home screen.

You change an app the same way you made it. You can type the change you want, or circle part of the app and describe what should be different there, per the Laboratory guide. A model selector switches between a free, quick mode and a paid mode that the docs call slower and more intelligent.

All of this runs on Alchemist AI's own servers. Solana comes in through the ALCH token, which you load into an in-app wallet to pay for paid features.

Which AI models does Alchemist AI use?

The docs do not name the models, but the project's X posts do. Late in 2025 it added Kimi K2 and Gemini 3. It also launched a new generation pipeline. The team said this ran on its own fine-tuned orchestration model.

For the project's first birthday, it made every model free for a week. That post also named GPT-5. Kimi K2.5 went live in February 2026.

The last product update came in March 2026. The team said it had refreshed its models to their latest versions, "including Sonnet, Gemini, Grok, and others".

Sacred Laboratory features: image generation, multiplayer games and APIs

The Sacred Laboratory does more than write code. The features page lists ten tools. These are the ones that shape what you can build:

• Image generation makes backgrounds, characters and game art from a description.
• A multi-model system gives each part of the job to a different AI model and runs them in parallel.
• Multiplayer support handles player connections and real-time syncing for games.
• Built-in connections to more than 16 outside services cover news, weather, maps, stocks and speech-to-text. You can also add your own API keys.
• Forge Rewind rolls an app back to an earlier version.
• A Premium Model tier offers faster processing and room for more complex projects.

A February 2026 roadmap post promised tighter app security and "Rapid Website Generation". That feature would build a whole website from a short set of questions. We found no post saying it shipped.

Magic Orb settings: Pro Mode and Kids Mode

The Magic Orb is the settings panel for app generation. It lets you tilt the AI toward more creative design or more creative logic. It has two presets: Pro Mode for complex projects and Kids Mode for beginners and younger users. You can also save standing instructions, such as "dark mode", that apply to every app you make, per the Magic Orb docs.

Arcane Forge Marketplace: buying and selling apps with ALCH

The Arcane Forge Marketplace is where Alchemist AI users trade the apps they make. To sell, you click the shop icon on a finished app. You then add a name, a short write-up and a price. Buyers browse by type, such as games or tools. You pay in ALCH to buy an app or to tip the person who made it. The marketplace docs do not state a fee. The marketplace sits inside the web app, so it is unavailable while the app is down.

Azarus, the Alchemist AI agent on X and Telegram

Azarus is Alchemist AI's own AI agent. It builds apps when people mention it on X or message it on Telegram, and it also publishes apps of its own. The Azarus docs say it gives market predictions drawn from Polymarket data. It also scans app code for weaknesses and gives each app a safety rating from 0 to 100. That rating is the project's own automated check. It is not an independent audit.

ALCH token: supply, tokenomics and what it is used for

ALCH is the Alchemist AI token on Solana, with a total supply of 1 billion. Most of it went straight to the market. The token docs put 85% in the public liquidity pool with no lock-up. The rest went to the treasury, marketing and the team, and unlocked over time. Each schedule in the docs has now ended.

The docs give ALCH two clear jobs. You pay with it on the marketplace, for apps and for tips. You also top up an in-app wallet with it to use paid generation. The docs give no price per app. They do not describe staking or holder voting either, so treat third-party claims about those with care.

ALCH hit its record price of about $0.24 on 18 December 2025, per CoinMarketCap. CoinMarketCap also tags the token as a pump.fun launch. Live price, volume and holder data are in the token panel on this page.

Who is Alchemist AI for?

Alchemist AI was built for people who want a small game, tool or prototype without writing code. They also had to be happy for it to live inside Alchemist AI's own platform. The free mode let you try it before you held any ALCH. You needed the token for the paid model or the marketplace.

With the app offline in October 2026, it suits no one who needs a working builder today. Even when it ran, it was a weak fit for production software. Apps run in a browser sandbox with limited system access. The docs pages we read describe no way to export an app and host it elsewhere. If you only want the token, its use depends on people building and trading apps on this one platform.

Is Alchemist AI legit and safe? Audits, team and risks

Alchemist AI is a real product with public docs, but it has no independent audit and no named team. CertiK's Skynet page lists the project as not audited and its team as not verified. The official docs name no founders. A Gate Learn guide from April 2026 calls the team anonymous. We found no primary source for team names that appear in some third-party databases, so they are left out.

The main risks:

• The app is a hosted service, and it is down. If the website fails, you cannot build or open your apps. That has been the case since at least 11 October 2026, with no word from the team.
• Your in-app balance is custodial. Paid use runs through an in-app wallet that you top up with ALCH. The docs do not say who holds the keys, so assume the platform does. A balance there may be out of reach while the app is offline.
• Fake tokens use the name. In March 2026 the team warned that an account called @AzurisALCH was pushing a fake token, $GEN, with no link to ALCH. Check the mint address on this page before you trade.
• ALCH is a small, volatile token. In early October 2026 it traded at less than a fifth of its December 2025 record. The docs give holders no claim on revenue.

The docs describe no on-chain programs for the app builder. The token is the only part of Alchemist AI that lives on Solana.

Is Alchemist AI a trading bot?

No. Alchemist AI on Solana builds apps and does not trade for you. Searches for "Alchemist AI trading" usually refer to an unrelated automated forex product sold under the Alchemist name. That product has no link to alchemistai.app or the ALCH token. Reviews of one do not apply to the other.