Prove it

Pick a number you can stand behind.

The page tells you where that number lands you before a cent moves. Then Stripe takes the card and you get the receipt.

Amount

From $10 to $999,999 per receipt.

Where this lands you

$100

Rank: №1
Tier: Plausible

Takes the throne

You would dethrone J. P., who holds it with $10. They will be notified.

Name on the register

Email for the receipt

Never shown. Paying again with the same email adds to your total.

A line for the certificate (optional)

Website (optional)

X handle (optional)

Got an idea? (optional)

Only the engineer reads it. If it is good, you will hear from him. Not a request, not a promise.

Doubt someone on your certificate (optional)

Prints “and doubts that they can do the same” on your proof. Nothing else is ever asked of anyone.

Stay anonymous The register shows “Anonymous” and your amount. You still rank and can still take the throne. Attach the Stripe receipt to my public proof Stripe’s own receipt page: amount, date, card brand and last four digits. No name, no email. The charge id is shown either way; this adds the page a skeptic can open.

By paying you agree to the terms. A voluntary gift to one software engineer, final once it clears. Your name, message and amount become public. Nothing is ever asked of you except this payment.

Secured by Stripe Cards · Apple Pay · Google Pay Receipt by email

Where this lands you

$100

Rank: №1
Tier: Plausible

Takes the throne

You would dethrone J. P., who holds it with $10. They will be notified.

What you get

A numbered certificate at a permanent public address. Serials 1 to 10 carry the founding mark forever. 9 left.
A page under your name, or under “Anonymous”.
A share image built for X, LinkedIn and group chats.
An email the day someone passes you.
Software in the world that would not exist otherwise.