Stop farming the chain. Build on it.
- Who it is for
- Friends who farm airdrops and do every quest.
- What it does
- Shows them the chains with a program, the dates and the odds, and the app they could own and deploy on each one.
Your owner's portal
You are the owner here.
Every card below is a door you own: its own link, its own page, written for one kind of person, with your name on it. Your only job is to pick a door and send it. If someone does not walk through, it was the wrong door, not the wrong person. Pick another.
Today's door
Stop farming the chain. Build on it.
You have sent this door the least. Friends who farm airdrops and do every quest. Who do you know like that?
People who could own a working app and never thought they could.
Apps can earn. Most people never learn how.
- Who it is for
- Friends who are always hunting for another way to earn.
- What it does
- Breaks down, app by app, how software earns: who pays, where the money lands and what the owner controls.
Pay once. Own the app. Keep it.
- Who it is for
- Shop and business owners tired of monthly software bills.
- What it does
- Shows the apps they could own outright for one payment instead of renting a tool every month.
Your community deserves its own app.
- Who it is for
- People who hold a group together: churches, clubs, schools, online communities.
- What it does
- Shows community apps for dues, giving, votes and events that the group can own outright.
Show up to the race with an app that already runs.
- Who it is for
- Friends entering a hackathon or grant round with more ideas than time.
- What it does
- Shows the live races with countdowns and the working apps that already fit each track.
Own the bot instead of being the bot.
- Who it is for
- Traders and farmers who repeat the same onchain routine every day.
- What it does
- Shows the automation apps they could own and run themselves, with their own twist.
You have used a hundred apps. Deploy one.
- Who it is for
- Crypto users who have used many apps and never deployed one.
- What it does
- Gives them a working app and a guided deploy, so their wallet shows up as a deployer.
Apply with a product, not a promise.
- Who it is for
- Friends applying to accelerators, grants or early funds.
- What it does
- Shows open programs and the working apps that fit them, so they apply with a demo instead of a deck.
Someone should build it. Make it you.
- Who it is for
- The friend who keeps saying someone should build an app for that.
- What it does
- Turns their one-line idea into an idea card, shows the closest apps, and lets them commission it.
Your door
Your door, ready to send
The airdrop hunterStop farming the chain. Build on it.Friends who farm airdrops and do every quest. Shows them the chains with a program, the dates and the odds, and the app they could own and deploy on each one.
Saw this and thought of you. It's a board of chains with airdrop programs: official dates, Polymarket odds where there's a market, and the apps you could own and deploy on each one. The idea is to be a builder there instead of one more wallet doing quests. Nothing is promised, it just shows the mechanism. https://deployr.airdropsea.com/for/airdrop
Not for them? That is a door, not a no. The daily grinder: Own the bot instead of being the bot.
No reply is not a no. It means try a different door.