good ideas die waiting for permission. ideapad lets people back them first.
title, concept, goal and why it should exist.
publish it on ideapad and open it for backing.
supporters discover the idea and put weight behind it.
creators post milestones, updates and working releases.
finished products move into the shipped section with their entire history preserved.
an app, a tool, a game, an AI product, something for creators — anything you could actually build, described clearly enough that someone can decide to back it.
anyone with a connected wallet. launching writes your idea on chain and costs a small network fee.
backers put PONS behind an idea they believe in. the idea page shows how much has been raised, how close it is to its goal, and how many people are in.
progress in public. creators post build updates and tick off milestones on the idea page, so anyone can see whether the thing is actually getting made.
it moves into building. the funding goal is met, the milestones start getting checked off, and the idea stays visible in the building and shipped sections.
backing happens on chain through Pons. ideapad reads the chain for the truth and shows it in one place.