You propose.
Tell us what you will build, what you need, and how your deliverable can be verified.
Small projects. An unlikely backer.
Big ideas.
Tiny wings.
Your next project could be backed by a fly. An experimental funding platform for people who build.
Your next “yes”
could come from a fly.
You bring a small, concrete, achievable idea. Humans check eligibility. An experimental mechanism makes a visual selection. You turn that support into something real.
Discover the experimentThe next thing worth building
Ideas ready
to come to life.
Explore projects that have passed human review.
Round budget (ETH)To be announced
Eligible projects…
Confirmed payments0 ETH
Amounts and dates will be published before selection opens.
Your idea.
A flight on us.
Humans review.
People check scope, criteria, and feasibility before any selection takes place.
The fly chooses.
The model interacts with eligible visual options, following the published rules.
You deliver.
The authorized payment is recorded. You publish what you built with that support.
The selection mechanism is not configured yet. The fly is the mascot of the experiment; we do not claim it understands or evaluates proposals.
Give your idea wings
You have the fly’s
attention.
From a useful tool to an art experiment. Start with something small you can put out into the world.
PRE-APPLICATIONFLY / 001
What do you want to build?
This submission registers your interest. It does not guarantee eligibility, selection, or funding.
Already shared your idea?
Check your progress using your reference code.
THE NEXT FLIGHT / TECHNOLOGY ROADMAP
PLANNED INTEGRATIONA tiny decision.
A public record.
Meet the FlyFund Flight Protocol: our proposed funding workflow, designed for a future integration with Robinhood Chain.
A human-made shortlist.
Reviewers approve eligible projects and publish the round’s budget, criteria, and deliverables before selection.
An experimental choice.
The visual model selects within that fixed shortlist. Its output is recorded separately from payment authorization.
A traceable flight.
A planned smart contract on Robinhood Chain would enforce funding rules and record authorized payments for anyone to verify.
Playful idea. Real intent.
Public rules.
Transparency is part of the experiment from the very first flight.
How is FlyFund related to Robinhood?
FlyFund plans to use Robinhood Chain as the network for its future funding contracts. Robinhood Chain is an Ethereum-compatible blockchain; it is not the fly model or the selection system. The proposed FlyFund Flight Protocol is our own workflow. Integration is not live, and Robinhood does not sponsor, operate, or endorse this project.
Who can apply?
Developers and creators with a small, verifiable deliverable and a project or portfolio link. Pre-applications accept funding estimates in ETH and delivery timelines of up to 90 days. Final round limits and criteria will be published before selection.
How does human review work?
Review checks deliverable clarity, scope, and alignment with published criteria. Only applications marked eligible enter the visual shortlist. Human approval does not guarantee funding.
What does the fly actually do?
The fly represents an experimental mechanism: a model interacts with a visual representation of a fixed list of eligible projects. Its response determines a choice within that list. This does not imply understanding, merit assessment, or an investment recommendation.
When is the money sent?
Payments are not enabled at this stage. The budget, dates, network, contract, and authorization rules will be published before the round. Selection, authorization, and transaction confirmation will be separate steps.
How will deliverables be tracked?
The round will define deadlines, delivery evidence, and payment conditions. The selected project will publish its result and links that let others verify what was built.
How is my data used?
We store your name, email, and proposal details for review and tracking. Your email does not appear in the public list. Your name and proposal are only published after eligibility review. Keep your reference code private: it lets you check your status. Do not include sensitive information in your description.
One day, you could say: