How milestone-based funding is intended to work.
The proposed model reserves campaign capital in a Solana contract and releases it only after agreed progress is verified. The detailed contract and governance rules are still in development.
Four stages. Defined before funding.
Campaign plan
The builder defines the scope, budget, milestones, evidence requirements, and payout schedule.
Community support
Backers review the plan, vote on the project, and reserve capital for the agreed work.
Milestone evidence
The builder submits proof of completed work against the criteria set for that stage.
Release or claim
Approved progress unlocks a tranche. If work stops, the unreleased balance is intended to remain claimable under contract rules.
Make progress inspectable.
Evidence differs by project. These examples are illustrative; they are not active campaigns.
Design and technical plan
The builder publishes the architecture, design files, testing plan, and a clear account of what the first working version must do.
Development note. Verification, voting, dispute, and claim rules must be specified and reviewed before the protocol launches.
What the system is meant to enforce.
What is live today?
Can I fund a campaign now?
No. The protocol is in development. This website does not accept funds or connect wallets.
Who verifies a milestone?
The exact verification and dispute process has not been published. It must be specified before any campaign launches.
Are returns or refunds guaranteed?
No. The proposed escrow design is intended to reduce upfront exposure, but building robotics and AI still involves risk. Claim conditions will depend on the final contract rules.