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Publish the split
Creator, community, liquidity, and ecosystem have to add up to 100% of supply. The labels are the creator’s statement. This demo does not check that the non-creator buckets were sent anywhere.
A public vow, not an instant grant
The creator’s share unlocks on a clock anyone can read.
Vowmint is a launch-desk prototype. A team publishes how supply is split, which wallets they are willing to name, and how their own allocation unlocks over time. They do not receive that share all at once. The projects below are examples. The drafts you save stay on this browser.
Demo clock fixed at 8 Nov 2026, 12:00 UTC.
What this desk will not pretend
- A schedule is not an audit.
- A disclosed wallet is not every wallet.
- There is no safety score, no live volume, and no profit promise.
- Demo mode does not sign, custody, or deploy.
How a vow is written
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Put the creator share on a clock
A cliff, then a straight line to an end date. Before the cliff ends, that allocation stays locked. At the end, it is fully unlocked. The arithmetic is tested. It is not an audit, and it is not a contract.
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Name the wallets you will show
Disclosed wallets can sit beside the schedule. A later indexer could warn when those addresses send tokens out. Wallets nobody disclosed would still be invisible.
Example projects
Five projects are written into this demo so the cliff, the line, and a finished schedule can be read. They are not live tokens. None of the figures are market data.
Builder and standard are labels on these written examples. They are not chain checks and they are not a Vowmint platform account.
ExampleBuilder labelNot a live tokenSample sale warning
Harbor Note HBR
A fictional membership desk for long essays. Halfway along a two-year creator schedule.
Unlocking on the schedule · 50% of the creator share unlocked
Creator 15% · cliff 6 months · duration 24 months
Stated supply split, summing to 100%.
- Creator 15%
- Community 55%
- Liquidity 20%
- Ecosystem 10%
ExampleBuilder labelNot a live token
Northline Atlas NATL
A fictional map cooperative. The creator share is still inside its cliff.
Inside the cliff · 0% of the creator share unlocked
Creator 18% · cliff 6 months · duration 36 months
Stated supply split, summing to 100%.
- Creator 18%
- Community 47%
- Liquidity 22%
- Ecosystem 13%
ExampleStandard labelNot a live tokenSample sale warning
Glass Orchard GLOR
A fictional studio co-op whose creator schedule has already reached its end.
Fully unlocked · 100% of the creator share unlocked
Creator 8% · cliff 6 months · duration 18 months
Stated supply split, summing to 100%.
- Creator 8%
- Community 62%
- Liquidity 18%
- Ecosystem 12%
ExampleStandard labelNot a live token
Kite Ledger KITE
A fictional field-notes collective with no cliff, one month into a one-year line.
Unlocking on the schedule · 8.33% of the creator share unlocked
Creator 20% · cliff 0 months · duration 12 months
Stated supply split, summing to 100%.
- Creator 20%
- Community 40%
- Liquidity 25%
- Ecosystem 15%
ExampleBuilder labelNot a live token
Sable Chorus SABL
A fictional listening room. The creator share stays locked until the final day.
Inside the cliff · 0% of the creator share unlocked
Creator 28% · cliff 12 months · duration 12 months
Stated supply split, summing to 100%.
- Creator 28%
- Community 42%
- Liquidity 18%
- Ecosystem 12%
Drafts on this browser
Demo drafts are stored in local storage on this device. Clearing site data removes them. They are not published and they are not tokens.
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What the record can and cannot say
Vowmint does not claim a launch is safe, finished, or worth anything. These three limits stay visible on every example and every draft.
A disclosed wallet is not every wallet
A disclosed wallet is an address someone chose to publish. This product can list it. It cannot tell whether that person controls other addresses. After tokens unlock, they can move to wallets that were never named. Those undisclosed wallets are invisible here. Watching the disclosed list is not the same as knowing where a supply sits.
A schedule is not an audit
The timeline is a published plan plus arithmetic. It does not prove that a contract holds the tokens, that deployed code matches the plan, or that anyone reviewed the code. An audit would be a separate document from a named reviewer. Vowmint has no audits, and it does not compute a safety score.
Enforcement is outside this demo
On a real network, a lock holds only if a reviewed program refuses transfers beyond the unlocked amount. A sale warning holds only if an indexer is actually watching the disclosed accounts. Both need audited contracts and indexing before anyone should treat them as protection for real money. This demo calculates the schedule in the browser and stops there.
Nothing on this desk is a promise of profit, a prediction of price, or an offer to sell a token.