How NOOK works
Put a stake behind a goal, prove you hit it with your own data, and earn a completion bonus for verified follow-through.
How a pact works
A NOOK pact turns one goal into a stake-backed commitment. Your result is determined by your verified follow-through.
Put real USDC on a goal you actually want to hit. Your stake locks the moment the pact starts — skin in the game from minute one.
Wearables, Apple Health, screen time, game stats, and learning profiles. Objective data settles every pact — no screenshots, no honour system, no vibes.
Finish and your refundable stake comes back, plus a share of the forfeits from commitments that were not completed.
The math, in the open
A simple 20-person group pool, settled honestly:
Why it feels fair
NOOK runs on commitment contracts. There's no random draw, no casino-style house, and nothing to buy or hold just to join a pact — you stake in plain stablecoin and the rules are public.
FAQ
Commitment staking is a commitment contract for goals: you stake money on something you control, prove completion with objective data, and finishers share the forfeits from commitments that were not completed.
NOOK is commitment staking for real goals. You put a stake behind a goal you want to hit, prove you did it with objective data, and finishers can earn a completion bonus.
No. The outcome depends on your own effort — verified by data — not on chance. There's no house taking the other side of your goal and no random draw. It's a commitment contract.
Pacts settle on objective data: connected wearables and phone health for movement, screen-time reports for focus, public game stats (OpenDota, Riot, FACEIT, Chess.com) for ranked climbs, Duolingo streak data for learning, and more. Verification favours hard data over screenshots.
Your pact stake joins the completion bonus pool and is shared among the people who finish.
The displayed commitment is paid in USDC. Today it includes a 1% service fee; the remaining 99% is your refundable pact stake. The confirmation screen shows both amounts before you sign.
No. You can sign in with email or Google, and stakes are held in a stablecoin so the value stays steady. You don't need anything special just to join a pact.
Find a pact worth your stake, define the proof clearly, and build momentum you can see.