01—03 / Prepare
Give the idea a name.
- 01
Connect
Connect a wallet and choose the mission chain.
- 02
Brief
Name the mission, ticker, and subdomain.
- 03
Pledge
Sign the Ninpō, the founder's written pledge.
Ideas are everywhere. Proof is rare.
From your first prompt to a working prototype.
Then give the world something real to back.

The Factory standard
A deck tells a story.
A prototype lets people try it.
Build with Sensei. Publish with Shuriken. Open a mission with something people can actually explore.
An AI workbench, a live prototype, and a launchpad. Connected from the first prompt to the next stage.
Describe what you want to build. Sensei writes files and runs commands in your browser workspace, with the source always in reach.
Enter the Dōjōsrc
App.tsx
styles.css
Describe what you want to build.
Sensei creates and edits the source.
Review it. Change it. Keep building.
Open the live preview, inspect your files, and iterate with Sensei. Work on the details before you ask anyone to back the idea.
Enter the Dōjō
Publish to your own factory.ninja subdomain with Shuriken. Your subdomain locks on first deploy and becomes the prototype behind your mission.
Enter the DōjōA home for your prototype
Your subdomain locks on the first deploy.
The prototype becomes part of your mission.
Open prototype-first campaigns and commit the chain's native asset to escrow.
A funded mission can launch a fixed-supply token with liquidity locked by the protocol.
Explore price charts and buy or sell launched tokens on Robinhood Chain Testnet.
Keep founded and backed missions together in your wallet profile.
Use AI credits in the Dōjō and a separate founder stake for each mission. The contract determines stake returns and penalties.
Currently on testnet. Token launch includes a 1% platform token reserve; trading fees depend on the selected fee mode.
Nine gates. One considered launch.
From the first commitment to an open mission. Every stage has a purpose. Follow the path.

A clear identity. A chosen chain. A written commitment.
01—03 / Prepare
Connect a wallet and choose the mission chain.
Name the mission, ticker, and subdomain.
Sign the Ninpō, the founder's written pledge.
04—06 / Build
Build the prototype with Sensei in the Dōjō.
Deploy the prototype to <slug>.factory.ninja.
An automated check confirms the prototype serves over HTTPS. This is not an endorsement.
07—09 / Launch
Set the goal, deadline, stake, cap, and backer allocation; create the mission.
Backers commit the chain's native asset. Escrow holds and progress is public.
Release funded escrow, then launch the mission token with its reserved liquidity.
For the ones who see potential
Open the prototype. Read the pledge and funding terms. Understand the outcome before you back it.
Explore missions
When funding is released, half is credited to the creator and half stays reserved for token-launch liquidity. The creator claims their credit separately.
Funding is not a guarantee of delivery or returns. After release, missed-goal full-refund terms no longer apply.
If the deadline passes without reaching the goal, each backer can claim their contribution back through the mission contract.
Refunds are not automatic. You must submit a transaction to claim your contribution.
If the token has not launched by the contract's liquidity deadline, the retained liquidity half can be released for pro-rata refunds to backers.
The creator keeps their credited half. This is not a full refund, and contract transactions are required.
HTTPS verification checks that a prototype is reachable. It does not certify the project, its security, or its likelihood of success.
Currently on testnet. Escrow defines how contributions move; it cannot guarantee a founder will deliver.
Testnet only · Token trading currently on Robinhood Chain Testnet
Your next move
Less pitch. More proof.Start with a prompt.
Build something worth backing.