# How TMS fits into your token lifecycle

TMS is designed to plug into your project at any stage.

#### **Before TGE**

Use TMS to design your token operations:

* Model allocations and vesting schedules are directly in the app.
* Plan token and LP lockups to align with your tokenomics.
* Prepare staking pools and reward programs for the post-TGE period.
* Test everything on the testnet before any real value is at risk.

#### **At TGE**

Use TMS as the backbone of your launch:

* Deploy vesting and lock contracts using audited infrastructure.
* Set up your initial staking or reward programs if you’re launching with utility.
* Publish and share your **public tokenomics dashboard** as *the* source of truth for unlocks and flows.

#### **After TGE**

Use TMS to turn your token from a one-off event into a system:

* Adjust staking pools as your liquidity and community evolve.
* Create new vesting strategies for partners, ecosystem deals, or expansions.
* Use analytics to anticipate unlocks, manage supply, and communicate clearly with investors.
* Lock in critical vesting strategies as **immutable**, while continuing to experiment with new ones.

Over time, TMS becomes your token's operational memory: everything lives in a single structured system rather than scattered tools and one-off contracts.


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