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# Launching a Co-Chain

Setting up a blockchain with your own rules should not require a full team or months of setup time. That is why **Pulse AP** created the concept of **co-chains**.

You decide how your system works, what it does, how it charges users, and whether it operates using your own token or the native **$PULSE** token. You can define all logic and parameters using **Pseudo**, the built-in scripting language within **Pulse AP**, and once everything is configured, your co-chain can go live instantly without building the entire infrastructure from the ground up.

It is a way to deploy real applications, services, or autonomous systems without the heavy technical overhead. You simply build what you want, and **Pulse AP’s** decentralized network takes care of the rest.


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