Founders publicly vow their own token lockups and get a shareable trust score that grows with time kept.
A founder launching on Solana locks her team tokens and publishes a vow page. Every month she keeps it, her trust card updates, and buyers can verify it in one click.
Make a founder's integrity something anyone can check in one tap, instead of something they have to trust.
Buyers cannot tell if a founder's 'tokens are locked' is true, whether it will stay true, or whether a co-founder is quietly selling from a side wallet. Honest founders have no simple way to prove integrity over time.
Vow lets founders publicly commit to their own token lockups and earn a trust score that grows each month the promise is kept. If you own the app, the vow pages, the trust cards and the verified record of every founder who used it live under your brand and your wallet, not a launchpad that can change the rules. In a market full of rug fears, being the place where integrity is provable is a real position to hold.
Five founders have paid for a vow page and at least one has embedded their trust card on their site.
You have applied to one ecosystem program with live vows as evidence.
Vow is deployed from your wallet on at least one chain, verified, and listed on your builder profile.
You have entered one event with a new Vow feature built during the event.
You track your own commitments in Vow and review them monthly.
You have published one public story of a founder keeping their vow.
One launchpad or community lists Vow as a recommended or default step.
Your portfolio has a Vow case study with live vow links.
You have one paid launch trust package client.
You do not need to. DEPLOYR ships Vow ready to deploy on Solana, Base or Sui. You set your brand, your fee wallet and your supported chains. The vow and trust card pages are already built.
Only some will, and that is fine. The founders who want to prove they are serious are exactly the ones who will. Start with five you know personally, and let their trust cards do the selling.
Then the record shows it, and that is the point. Vow does not lock tokens by force unless the founder uses an onchain lock; it publishes and verifies. Be clear on your site that a trust score is a record of behavior, not an endorsement or investment advice.
Yes. The deployment, the domain, the fee wallet and the founder relationships are yours. DEPLOYR does not take a cut of your fees or own your users.
Possibly, if you present scores as investment advice. Keep the copy factual: this founder vowed X, the chain shows Y. Add a plain disclaimer and talk to a lawyer before you charge large projects.
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