A company insidea smart contract
On Stellar, from an idea in minutes. For partners who want rules that hold.
Testnet demo with test tokens. Not shares, not an investment, and no returns.
A partnership starts
on a handshake
Then comes a shared spreadsheet or a template agreement. Legal setup is slow and costly before an idea is proven, and partners in different countries share no jurisdiction or bank.
Then one partner
takes the money
Or stops working
and keeps the share
Unicorn binds partners
before money moves
For two to five people starting a product together. Their rules sit in a contract, not in anyone's goodwill.
A bike workshop in Porto. Maria pays 10,000 for 70%. Rui earns 30% over two years.
- Capital
- 10,000 Unicoin
- Maria
- 70%
- Rui
- 30%
- Vesting
- 24 months
- Quorum
- 30%
- Timelock
- 2 days
One sentence in
A whole company out
Claude Haiku 5.5 configures contracts that were reviewed in advance. It proposes shares, vesting and spending rules, you confirm them, and it never writes contract code.
PlannedIt will also warn you about weak spots in your terms.
Name the people
Set the shares
One person can pay it all, or everyone pays a part. Unpaid shares vest on the schedule you set. The company deploys only after every partner accepts.
70/30
Accepted by invite
If a partner stops
the share stops too
The others vote. The unvested part returns to the company, the vested part stays, and a timelock leaves time to exit. Only the vested part of a share votes.
- The others vote
- A timelock leaves time to exit
- The new shares apply
Every company
starts with
a Charter
The terms are written down and hashed before anyone pays. The hash goes on chain, so a single changed word no longer matches.
Its own contract
No key can change it
One company, one contract
Every company gets its own address and treasury, deployed from a catalog of reviewed builds.
The exact amount
A partner signs one specific payment. No standing approval is left behind.
Only members decide
Neither Unicorn nor any single key can replace the code. Only members can vote to move.
Stellar Mainnet closed each of 200 ledgers in a row in 5 seconds, measured 8 November 2026. Unicorn runs on Testnet.
Genesis
One transaction creates the company, moves the treasury and hands control to its members. If any step fails, none of it happens. From then on, money moves only under the rules the partners accepted.
Roles, money and work
in one contract
What partners agree on stays in force because a contract runs it. Part of this works on Testnet today. The rest is planned, and the roadmap shows how it gets built.
$99 to create a company
1% of the money paid in
On Testnet everything runs on test tokens, so nothing here costs real money today.
- Capital
- Can be minimal
- If a company does not launch
- The 1% comes back. The $99 stays
- What it pays for
- The AI, the Mainnet deployment, the servers and Unicorn's earnings
- Unicorn's share of your company
- None
Where it stands today
- Network
- Stellar Testnet
- Protocol
- Version 5, deployed and tested on Testnet
- Money
- Test tokens only. 1 Unicoin is treated as $1
- Audit
- No external audit yet. Required before Mainnet
- Source
- Contracts will be public under Apache-2.0. Not published yet
- Legal
- A smart contract is not a legal entity. Not shares, not an investment, no returns
The road to Mainnet
Next
Proof in publicBefore stage 1
The contracts become public, and real teams try the product on Testnet.
Stage 1
Protection between partnersWeeks 1 to 8
A partner who stops working can no longer keep the share they have not earned.
Stage 2
Money and depthWeeks 9 to 16
Partners sign without a wallet, work in stages and share what the company earns.
Stage 3
Mainnet launchWeeks 17 to 24
The first real companies go live, with a limit on each treasury.