> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://cybro.gitbook.io/cybro/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://cybro.gitbook.io/cybro/introduction/what-is-cybro.md).

# What is Cybro?

**Cybro is a professional liquidity management platform for DeFi users.**

It allows users to create, monitor, and manage LP positions across multiple protocols with advanced tools for automation, analytics, and notifications.

Alongside direct LP management, Cybro also provides Vaults - yield strategies designed for users who prefer passive liquidity management.

#### Key Features

* Dashboard - manage and track LP positions with real-time data.
* Actions - Add Liquidity, Withdraw, Move Range, Compound, Claim Fees.
* Automation - auto-rebalance, auto-compound, auto-exit.
* Notifications - Telegram bot for range alerts and updates.
* Vaults - passive yield strategies with automated compounding.
* Exchange - swap tokens directly inside the platform.
* [$CYBRO Token](/cybro/usdcybro-token/about-usdcybro.md) - utility token of the protocol
* Fees - transparent breakdown of protocol, automation, and gas costs.


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