GOBAR

Creators still collect money in fragmented ways: donations via bio links, separate streams, widgets without stablecoins, payout delays and high fees. We needed a tool where a specific goal (album, trip, microphone, video series) becomes the center of audience interaction, with progress updates in real-time, transparent, without intermediaries, and with clear motivation to support "just a little more, and the goal is reached." The existing solutions lacked the transparency and immediacy that modern creator-fan relationships demand. Traditional payment rails introduced friction and delays that broke the emotional connection between supporting a creator and seeing the impact of that support.

We saw a chance to merge Web2 culture (easy sharing, familiar donation scenarios) with Web3 capabilities (stablecoins, on-chain transparency, ownership rights). From this insight, gobar was born — "goal-bar," where the green progress bar serves as the main visual object and metaphor for real-time results. Together, we developed an identity system centered around the dynamic progress bar: dark UI, accent green as "support energy," and micro-animations that "push" users toward action. The visual language communicates momentum, progress, and collective achievement. The platform architecture enables 99% of funds to go directly to creators (1% platform fee), with the option to scale to 3-4% for sustainable monetization without degrading UX. Real-time channels power live progress updates and leaderboards.

gobar turns support into tangible progress: fans see their contribution "painting" the bar in real-time; creators get instant on-chain payouts and tools to scale their funding through sharing, Explore feeds, and leaderboards. The platform provides a sustainable monetization model and foundation for ecosystem partnerships. Creators can now set specific, transparent goals and watch their community rally around them with unprecedented immediacy and clarity.