A public score of how often your predictions and calls actually came true.
Rahul writes a weekly crypto newsletter full of calls. Calibrated stores each call with a date and resolves it later, so readers see he is right 68 percent of the time at stated confidence, and he grows on honesty instead of hype.
Let anyone who makes predictions build a track record they cannot quietly edit, and let readers trust people for being right rather than loud.
Newsletter writers, analysts and creators make public predictions every week, but nobody keeps an honest score. Misses get deleted or forgotten and hits get repeated. Readers cannot tell a careful thinker from a loud one, and honest writers have no way to prove they are careful.
Calibrated turns every call you make into a dated, resolved record that lives at your own address, under your own name. On someone else's platform your track record belongs to them and disappears when you leave; on yours, your hit rate is a public asset that follows you to every newsletter, podcast and job. Readers stop asking whether you are loud and start seeing whether you are right.
At least 10 readers paying for early access to your calls, with 30 or more resolved calls on your public profile.
Two grant or accelerator applications submitted with live usage numbers attached.
A verified contract from your own wallet, a builder profile linking it, and 30 or more onchain transactions from real use.
One hackathon submission with a live demo and a clear new feature built during the event.
Four weeks of calls logged and one written note on where your confidence is too high or too low.
At least 10 people in your group logging calls, with a monthly review everyone sees.
One signed partnership where another project's analysts or community log calls on your deployment.
Your Calibrated profile linked on your CV, LinkedIn and one job or client application.
Three paying clients with a Calibrated page you set up and maintain.
Then you learn it before your readers do. Run it privately for four weeks, look at your Brier score, and only publish the widget once you are comfortable. A 60 percent hit rate shown honestly beats a 90 percent claim nobody can check, and the score rewards stating lower confidence when you are unsure.
You do not need to. You create a call in a form, pick a confidence, set a resolution date, and resolve it when the date arrives. The embeddable widget is one line you paste into Substack, Ghost or your site builder, and DEPLOYR ships it set up.
You resolve it, and readers can dispute. Every resolution and dispute is recorded, so cheating on your own calls is visible to everyone. Pick a clear resolution source when you write the call (a price feed, a public announcement, a named date) and disputes stay rare.
Yes. The contract deploys from your wallet and the calls are signed by you. If DEPLOYR vanished tomorrow, your record would still be readable onchain and you could point any frontend at it.
Calibrated records predictions, it does not give advice or take money for trades. Still, if your calls are about assets, add a plain not financial advice line and check your local rules on paid signals before you charge for them. Many owners avoid this entirely by calling events, launches and metrics instead of prices.
Put your name on a take onchain, mint a shareable badge, others co-sign.
Create an account and prove your transactions in your own browser. Client-side proving on Miden, nothing leaks.
Prove your trading discipline, not your profits: stops honored, sizing kept, tilt avoided.
Caregivers and parents prove unpaid care work, privately, for loans and jobs.
Recruiters pay a small USDC fee to request verified proofs from candidates, who get paid.
Mentees attest that you changed their path, building a lineage tree of who you lifted up.
Prove you are over 18, a resident, or a degree holder without showing a single document.
Timestamp every hour of deliberate practice and own the 10,000 hour proof.