Product direction

Roadmap

First make public entities effortless to share, fund in Bitcoin, and turn into supervised FleetCrown projects. Broaden the rails only after that loop is dependable.

Available today

Public pages for people, projects, groups, products, services, events, and other entities.
Non-custodial Bitcoin payments through Lightning, Lightning Address, NWC, and on-chain addresses.
Public project funding records based on confirmed Bitcoin settlement.
Human-approved Cat actions and an identity bridge to FleetCrown.

NOW

Share and fund anything

Make every eligible public entity easy to share and support in Bitcoin, including for people without an OrangeCat account.

One clear “Support with Bitcoin” action alongside buying, booking, or joining.
Tracked public payment requests with confirmed amounts attributed to the correct entity.
Consistent share controls and link previews across public entity pages.
No fiat, privacy-coin, or smart-contract controls presented as if they work today.

Fund-to-build

Connect OrangeCat entities to FleetCrown projects without forcing people to understand two internal systems.

Send any actionable OrangeCat entity to FleetCrown with a signed, owner-approved handoff.
Link a FleetCrown project back to its public OrangeCat funding and promotion page.
Let Loki propose a practical plan while the owner chooses what agents may execute.
Show a read-only Bitcoin funding summary inside the linked FleetCrown project.

LATER

More rails and deeper coordination

Broaden only after the Bitcoin fund-to-build loop works reliably for ordinary users.

Fiat rails such as Twint require bank, identity, reconciliation, and custody decisions. They are not available now.
Privacy coins improve confidentiality but cannot provide the same public funding audit trail. They are not available now.
Smart contracts may support escrow and milestone releases after disputes and oracle boundaries are designed.
Full Nostr identity, relay federation, and automatic funding-driven dispatch remain research, not current product claims.

Available today

Public pages for people, projects, groups, products, services, events, and other entities.

Non-custodial Bitcoin payments through Lightning, Lightning Address, NWC, and on-chain addresses.

Public project funding records based on confirmed Bitcoin settlement.

Human-approved Cat actions and an identity bridge to FleetCrown.

Share and fund anything

Make every eligible public entity easy to share and support in Bitcoin, including for people without an OrangeCat account.

One clear “Support with Bitcoin” action alongside buying, booking, or joining.

Tracked public payment requests with confirmed amounts attributed to the correct entity.

Consistent share controls and link previews across public entity pages.

No fiat, privacy-coin, or smart-contract controls presented as if they work today.

Fund-to-build

Connect OrangeCat entities to FleetCrown projects without forcing people to understand two internal systems.

Send any actionable OrangeCat entity to FleetCrown with a signed, owner-approved handoff.

Link a FleetCrown project back to its public OrangeCat funding and promotion page.

Let Loki propose a practical plan while the owner chooses what agents may execute.

Show a read-only Bitcoin funding summary inside the linked FleetCrown project.

More rails and deeper coordination

Broaden only after the Bitcoin fund-to-build loop works reliably for ordinary users.

Fiat rails such as Twint require bank, identity, reconciliation, and custody decisions. They are not available now.

Privacy coins improve confidentiality but cannot provide the same public funding audit trail. They are not available now.

Smart contracts may support escrow and milestone releases after disputes and oracle boundaries are designed.

Full Nostr identity, relay federation, and automatic funding-driven dispatch remain research, not current product claims.