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Who it is for

Joana Ribeiro is a 29 year old dental hygienist in Porto who wants to put 40 dollars of every payday into two big companies, but her bank app charges a flat fee per trade that eats a small order. Share Slice buys her slices on the 25th from her own wallet through a capped permission, and shows a plain card before each token: who issues it, what backs it, that she gets no voting rights, and when the real exchange is closed. When payday lands on a Saturday, the closed market rule waits for Monday's open instead of paying a weekend price from a thin pool.

Two ways to own it

What you get

Base$100

Yours in 4 to 6 days

A payday buy app for tokenized stocks: plan builder with amount, payday and up to five tokens, a disclosure card per token from the issuer's own documents, a closed market skip rule with a wait for the next open, a slippage ceiling, capped spend permissions on Robinhood Chain, Ink and Arbitrum, a slice diary with fees and skips, an eligibility check that follows each issuer's rules, a kill switch, plans and checkout, and the owner console.

You choose: accent color and logo
You choose: which tokens and issuers are listed
You choose: default payday and amount
You choose: closed market rule default

Customfrom $1,200

Built around you

Reshape it entirely: new features, your flows, your brand end to end, integrations you need. We scope it with you.

Everything in Base
Custom features and design
Priority build

Why it is new

What exists today, and what this does differently

What is new

Recurring buys exist on exchanges and DCA bots exist for crypto, and tokenized stocks now trade onchain around the clock. What is new is putting the two together with care: a disclosure card the user must read before a token can join a plan, and a closed market rule that refuses to buy while the underlying exchange is shut and the onchain price can drift from the real one.

Closest things out there

Exchange recurring buys for tokenized stocks, broker fractional share plans, and crypto DCA tools such as Jupiter Recurring. None pair a per token disclosure card with a skip rule tied to the underlying market's hours.

Checked with web searches in October 2026. A search is not proof that nothing similar exists, and the market moves fast, so we recheck before every build.

What it unlocks

The human in it

Small savers get the same plain facts a fund prospectus hides on page forty, in five lines, before they buy.

The Regatta Board

Races Share Slice can enter

5 live races fit this app. Each one says why, with its prize and countdown. The rule on existing code is on the race page.

ACCELERATORAny chainAlliance ALL19Deal$400KWhy it fits. Payday buys of tokenized stocks with disclosure cards are a consumer wedge into onchain equities.16 other apps can enter tooSee the race ACCELERATORBaseapply any timeOutlier Ventures (Base Camp and Fund II)DealCheck size not publishedROLLINGapply any timeWhy it fits. Real world assets: payday buys of tokenized stocks with disclosure cards.6 other apps can enter tooSee the race GRANTArbitrumapply any timeArbitrum Foundation Grants / DAO programsFundingNot announcedROLLINGapply any timeWhy it fits. Tokenized stock buys on Arbitrum where sponsored gas helps first time users.30 other apps can enter tooSee the race AIRDROP-READYRobinhood Chainapply any timeRobinhood Chain (no token)TokenNo set amountROLLINGapply any timeWhy it fits. Payday buys of tokenized stocks are real use on Robinhood Chain. Airdrops are never guaranteed.2 other apps can enter tooSee the race AIRDROP-READYInkapply any timeInk (INK announced, not launched)TokenNo set amountROLLINGapply any timeWhy it fits. Tokenization use on Ink through scheduled stock token buys. Airdrops are never guaranteed.4 other apps can enter tooSee the race

See every race on the board

What you own

The whole app, not a starter kit.

A complete payday buy app for tokenized stocks that you own: people buy small slices from their own wallet after reading a plain card for each token, the closed market rule keeps them from paying weekend prices, they pay you monthly for more tokens and family plans, and your console runs pricing, cards, rules and the buy agent.

Base price · $100

The user app, complete

Every buyer gets the same finished app. Basic branding and copy changes come through a quick form.

Illustrated home with the next payday buy and first run onboardingHome

Three step welcome, then one next action: when the next slice runs and which rules it checks.

Eligibility check before any planHome

Runs the issuer's own check and blocks plans for people it excludes, including US persons.

Plan builderPlan

Amount, payday, tokens and weights, chain, slippage ceiling and permission preview, all live.

Disclosure card per tokenCards

Issuer, backing, custodian, holder rights, dividends, market hours and source links in five plain lines.

Card gateCards

A token cannot join a plan until its card has been opened and read.

Closed market rulePayday

Wait for the open, or buy anyway under a stricter ceiling, chosen by the user.

Payday runs with three outcomesPayday

Play a weekday payday, a Saturday payday that waits and a thin pool that skips, each with a receipt.

Slice diary with feesDiary

Every slice, wait and skip with fill against the last official close, spread and gas.

Kill switch, permissions, plans and share cardMe

One tap revoke, the agent's hard limits, the plans sheet and a payday receipt card.

Paywall with locked features and simulated USDC checkoutMe

Three tiers; more tokens, paydays, chains and export unlock by plan.

Open the full app demo

Add-on

Owner console

Your admin side: revenue, paywall editor, users, rules and the agent log.

Revenue dashboard and live paywall editorRevenue

MRR chart, tier names and prices, gated features, payments and pay methods.

Card deskRules

Edit listed tokens and their cards, see each card's last checked date, and flag cards older than 90 days.

App wide rulesRules

Default closed market rule, settle window, maximum slice per payday and slippage limits.

Buy agent log with failures and adaptationsAgent

A payday where a holiday was missing from the calendar and the agent caught it, plus monthly running costs.

Roadmap with build requestsRoadmap

v2 and v3 add-ons with prices and a request sheet.

Top-up

Growth and referrals

Referral and growth mechanics, switched on when you are ready to grow.

Growth loop and sourcesGrowth

Shared disclosure cards, starter plans for savings groups and referral sources.

The money path, built in

How it earns for you

A free plan for one small payday plan, and monthly plans for more tokens, paydays, chains and family use. No fee is taken from users' buys.

SliceFreeOne plan, up to two tokens, one payday, disclosure cards, closed market rule, diary and kill switch.

Shelf$6 per monthUp to five tokens, two paydays, all three chains, payday rebalancing and a tax ready export.

Family$15 per monthUp to four people in one household, each buying from their own wallet, with one combined view.

Prices are yours to set. Illustrative, not a promise of income.

Growth loops, built in

How it spreads

Disclosure cards people can share on their own, useful even to non users
Payday receipt cards that show fees and skips honestly
Starter plans for savings groups that list the cards first
Referral month: invite a friend and both get a month of Shelf

Roadmap · build the next phase with us

Where it goes next

v1 included

The careful payday slice

Eligibility check and disclosure cards
Plan builder with closed market rule
Capped permission and revoke
Slice diary with fees
Plans, paywall editor, agent log

Included

Robinhood Chain and Ink

Plans on Robinhood Chain and Ink next to Arbitrum
Issuer mint and redeem routes where offered
Cards that alert users when an issuer changes terms

Add-on from $450

Family plans

Up to four people, each buying from their own wallet
One combined household view
A yearly statement for each member

Add-on from $700

The pitch, ready for investors and grant reviewers

Unlocked when your app is paid in full

Your 2 minute demo script

Unlocked when your app is paid in full

Make it entirely yours

Your brand, listed tokens and issuers, default paydays, extra chains, a family version or a white label for a savings community are scoped and priced together.

Custom from $1,200

BLUEPRINT

Why it matters and how it really works

The recipe (how it is built, the data, costs, risks, build order, the pitch and the demo script) is unlocked when your app is paid in full.

The need

People who want to own a little of a few big companies often pay a flat fee per trade that eats a small order, and tokenized stocks onchain now make small buys cheap. But most buyers cannot say who issued the token they hold, what backs it, or what they give up compared with a real share, and an onchain price can drift from the real one while the exchange is closed.

What exists and what is new

Recurring buys and fractional shares exist at brokers and exchanges, and crypto DCA tools exist. Tokenized stocks are live on Robinhood Chain, Ink and Arbitrum. Share Slice is an incremental take that joins them with care: every token must pass a plain disclosure card before it can join a plan, a closed market rule waits for the real exchange to open, and a slice diary records fees, fills and skips. Funds stay in the user's own wallet behind a capped permission. Research verdict: parts exist, medium novelty.

The data it runs on

Unlocked when your app is paid in full

1.The mission

Owning a slice of a company onchain should be small, cheap and plain: you know what you hold, and you never pay a weekend price by accident.

2.Why people can't resist it

Read it before you hold it Each token shows a five line card: who issues it, what backs it, who holds the real shares, what you get and what you do not. A token cannot join a plan until the card is opened.

The Saturday skip When payday lands while the real exchange is closed, the buy waits for the open and the diary shows the weekend price it avoided.

Fees in plain numbers Every slice receipt shows the spread, the gas and the price against the real stock's last close, so small buys stay honest.

3.How it works for real

Unlocked when your app is paid in full

4.Pricing

Cost per use: unlocked when your app is paid in full.

Slice Free

One plan, up to two tokens, one payday a month, disclosure cards, closed market rule, diary and kill switch.

Shelf $6 per month

Up to five tokens, two paydays, all three chains, weights you can rebalance on payday and a tax ready export.

Family $15 per month

Plans for up to four people in one household, each buying from their own wallet, one combined view.

5.Growth loop

The payday receipt and the disclosure card are both shareable, and the card is useful even to people who never use the app. Personal finance creators and savings groups can link a starter plan that lists the cards first.

6.Risks and guardrails

Unlocked when your app is paid in full

7.Build order

Unlocked when your app is paid in full

8.Where this is going

Now
A small payday plan on one chain, with a plain card before every token.
Next
Robinhood Chain and Ink, family plans, and cards that update when an issuer changes its terms.
Later
An open library of disclosure cards that any wallet or app can show before a tokenized stock trade.
The world it builds
Owning a slice of a company becomes cheap for small savers, and nobody holds a token they cannot describe in five lines.

Costs and tools are estimates at the time of writing. General information only, not legal or financial advice.

OWNER PLAYBOOK

Own it, then chart your voyage

Nine routes from one vessel. Tap a port to open its chart.

Why own Share Slice

Tokenized stocks let anyone outside the US own a slice of a big company for the price of lunch, but most buyers cannot say what the token they hold really is. Owning Share Slice means you run the careful version: small payday buys from the user's own wallet, a plain card before every token, and a rule that never pays a weekend price by accident. You earn from your own plans, never from a cut of people's buys.

What’s stopping you?

“Is it legal to run an app for tokenized stocks?”

Tokenized stocks are not offered to US persons and some other regions. Share Slice runs each issuer's own eligibility check and blocks anyone it excludes, and it never holds funds. Rules still differ by country, so take local advice before you charge, and never call the app investment advice.

“I am not a finance person. Can I keep the disclosure cards right?”

Each card is five lines filled from the issuer's own documents, with source links and a last checked date. The console flags any card older than 90 days, so you only review a few each month.

“What if a user loses money and blames me?”

They can lose money, and the app says so on the plan builder and on every card. Keep that line visible, never show projected returns, and point to the diary, which shows every slice, wait and skip.

“Exchanges already offer recurring buys. Why would anyone switch?”

People who already hold crypto want to buy from their own wallet without a new account. The disclosure card and the Saturday skip are easy to show in one screenshot. Start with savers who already buy small amounts by hand.

A revenue ladder, step by step

Monthly plans for more tokens, paydays and chains, a family plan for households, and white label copies for savings communities. Illustrations, not promises.

$300

$5,200

$4,000 plus users

$100,000

First paydays

50 paying users

$6 a month

Known in two communities

700 paying users

$6 to $15 a month

White label

10 communities

$399 a month

Category regular

14,000 paying users and 30 communities

Mixed

Publish the disclosure cards as a free public library that brings people to the app
Partner with savings groups on starter plans that list the cards first
Sell a family plan that turns one saver into a household

Illustrative stages, not a forecast. Results depend on you and the market; nothing here is guaranteed.

Pick your destination

Grow it into a business

People who already buy a few stocks by hand and pay a flat fee each time are easy to find, and the disclosure card wins their trust fast.ARRIVE: Forty people on a free plan and eight paying for Shelf, about $48 a month.5 moves · first one within the hour →

Raise for it

Careful consumer access to tokenized real world assets is a clear story for programs that back DeFi and RWA teams, and Arbitrum offers help with audits and gas for apps close to launch.ARRIVE: One support application and one accelerator application submitted with real plan data.4 moves · first one within the hour →

Become a real builder on a chain

Deploying Share Slice under your wallet and running real payday buys leaves a public footprint on Arbitrum, Robinhood Chain and Ink. Robinhood Chain has no builder program and no token, and Ink's announced token has not launched. Airdrops are never guaranteed. You are positioning, not buying a payout.ARRIVE: Share Slice live under your name on Arbitrum, with your own plan running and a public build log.4 moves · first one within the hour →

Win with it at hackathons

RWA, consumer DeFi and user safety tracks all fit a feature built on Share Slice. Check each event's rule on existing code; many want new work built at the event.ARRIVE: A submission that adds one new feature to Share Slice, within the event's rules.4 moves · first one within the hour →

Run your own work on it

If you buy a few shares by hand each month, Share Slice gives that time back and stops the rushed weekend buy.ARRIVE: Your own monthly buy runs on rules for two paydays with zero manual trades.4 moves · first one within the hour →

Get your people moving

A disclosure card is a calm, honest way to teach what a tokenized stock really is, including what holders give up.ARRIVE: A group of five to fifteen people reads three cards together and each sets up a tiny plan or decides not to.4 moves · first one within the hour →

Partner with founders and projects

Savings groups and personal finance creators want a careful, plain way to show their members tokenized stocks. A starter plan that lists the cards first is an easy partnership.ARRIVE: One community shares a Share Slice starter plan with its members.4 moves · first one within the hour →

Prove your skills with it

Running a live app for tokenized real world assets with eligibility checks, disclosure cards and scoped permissions is strong proof of careful product and DeFi engineering.ARRIVE: A case study page with the app, a card, the closed market rule and a diary, sent to five people who hire.4 moves · first one within the hour →

Sell it as a service

Families and small savings groups outside the US want a careful payday plan without anyone holding their keys. Setting it up for them is a service you can sell.ARRIVE: Two clients with plans set up and running as a done for you service.4 moves · first one within the hour →

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Commission your own version.

Send a short brief: the idea, the chain, your budget and deadline. A real person replies usually within a day with questions or a fixed quote. The custom tier for Share Slice starts at $1,200, and you pay nothing until you approve the quote.

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