Every contributor to a project gets a signed credit, like movie credits, owned by them forever.
Chloe designed the logo, wrote docs, and tested a protocol that later took off. The founders issue Credit Roll entries; her role is permanently on record and linked from her portfolio.
Make sure everyone who helped build something keeps their name on it, with proof they own.
Designers, writers, testers, translators and community leads help projects launch, then disappear from the story. Repos only remember commits, and a portfolio claim like 'I did their brand' is easy to doubt and easy to fake.
Credit Roll turns the invisible work behind a project into credits people own forever, and whoever runs the credits page becomes the place a community goes to say thank you. Own it and every roll carries your brand, your wallet issues the attestations, and your onchain record shows you as the builder who made contributors visible. Use someone else's and you are just a name in their list.
20 paid rolls and 2 event or DAO packs within 90 days.
Applications submitted to one retro or public goods round and one chain builder grant, with real roll and claim numbers.
Verified contract, builder profile live, and 100 credits claimed by distinct wallets.
One hackathon entered with an event-built feature, plus one event that issues its roll with you.
A roll issued for every project you led in the last year, and one added at the end of each new project.
A community roll with at least 40 contributors, and a monthly roll habit.
One DAO or foundation issuing rolls through you every season.
Your own credits page with at least 10 credits from real projects, linked from your CV.
Five paid done-for-you rolls at $150 or more.
Busy founders rarely start on their own, so you start for them. Draft the roll from their public repo, docs and Discord, then ask them to approve it. Approving a ready list takes five minutes; writing one from scratch never happens.
Credits are issued and signed by the project, not self-claimed. A contributor can only claim a credit the project created. If a mistake happens, the project can issue a correction, and the history stays visible.
Yes. Issuing a roll is a form: project name, roles, contributors. DEPLOYR deploys and hands it over. Your real job is talking to projects and contributors.
Modest money from single projects, better money from hackathons, DAOs and agencies that issue many rolls a year, and from contributors who want a polished profile. It is a small, steady product, not a jackpot. Treat the revenue ladder below as a target.
The attestation contract deploys from your wallet, payouts go to your wallet, and the brand and domain are yours.
Tradespeople log each repair with photos and a customer signature, sealed onchain as a warranty.
Leave clear onchain instructions so the people you trust can reach your crypto if you cannot.
A weekly ritual that finds risky token approvals and lets you revoke them in one tidy pass.
Every commit, deploy, and demo you ship becomes a signed, timestamped builder diary.
Show funders exactly what their grant built, milestone by milestone, with proof attached.
A hackathon cockpit that plans your scope, tracks bounties, and drafts a judge-ready submission.
Your DePIN devices report uptime and earnings in one honest dashboard with tax-ready exports.
Tenants and landlords seal move-in photos and rent receipts so deposit disputes end fast.