The fully public remote-founder alliance on X

100 real ideas, 10,000 builders,
paid by contribution.

You bring ideas, take on tasks, and spread the word; every action earns public points. Stark builds and ships the products, and once they profit, 60% of net profit goes into a contributor pool — settled quarterly and visible to everyone.

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The membership fee is a community service fee, not an investment. Startups carry risk; no returns are promised.

What it is

Not a lecture group — an alliance that really ships

Every week an idea is greenlit, tasks are delivered, products go live — all public

🛠️

Real assets shipped

One idea greenlit per week, split into tasks that members claim and deliver, on a public progress wall.

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Paid by contribution

Contribution points, ledgers, and quarterly settlements are public. The first real payout is the ultimate proof.

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Build in Public

Data, books, and post-mortems are all public. You watch all 100 projects grow with your own eyes.

How it works

Four steps, from joining to getting paid

Rules written before taking a dollar

1

Join

¥1,000 founding fee earns a permanent founding number badge and the full benefit set.

2

Take part

Submit / vote on ideas, claim tasks, give advice, and spread the word.

3

Score points

Every accepted action is recorded in a public points ledger everyone can read.

4

Get paid

Once products profit, quarterly settlements run by points, with public details and appeals.

100 Ideas Wall

100 projects, validated one by one

Kill underperformers in public, no sunk-cost clinging. Startups are probability; discipline beats enthusiasm

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Founding VIP benefits

One payment, ten benefits

Founding status is permanent; seats close at 10,000

①Access to 100 projects: submit ideas, vote, claim tasks
②Profit-sharing eligibility: join the quarterly pool with valid points
③Productathon Online Pro for one year (worth ¥4,788)
④Founding number badge + permanent status; price rises after close
⑤Task system access: research/design/ops/growth/testing tasks
⑥Weekly public review, join by voice (adopted advice scores more)
⑦Full startup stack: templates, data, tooling, legal & tax channels
⑧Member directory and team-forming: a cross-background network
⑨Promotion path; core teams get a higher allocation coefficient
⑩Priority access to future projects and benefits
Profit rules

Two pools of money, fully accounted

Monthly statements, quarterly details

How membership fees are used (10,000 × ¥1,000)

R&D 50%
Ops 20%
Rewards 20%
Reserve 10%

Net-profit allocation per product

Contributors 60%
R&D 25%
Ops 10%
Reserve 5%
Your quarterly reward = pool × your valid points ÷ total valid points
🔒 90% auto-calculated:Stark keeps only ±10% adjustment
📝 Published in writing:Every adjustment is reasoned and archived
⚖️ Member review:3 elected members can trigger a review
Member stories

People already building

Individual results are not representative; startups carry risk

#001 · Stay-at-home mom, no coding background
She claimed the “user interview” task, completed 40 in 3 weeks, and changed the project direction — earning the first points. Code is only one form of contribution.
#017 · Junior in college
His first task was translating an announcement into English. “I have no money and no skills — I just have time.” Here, time + reliability is hard currency.
Reverse screening

First, decide whether it fits you

Talking people out matters more than pulling them in

✅ It fits if you

  • Want to really ship a complete product, not just bookmark advice
  • Can spare a few hours a week to deliver
  • Accept that projects may fail and rewards may be zero
  • Are willing to build in public and be seen

❌ It doesn't fit if you

  • Want guaranteed returns or easy money
  • Want to earn via recruiting or cash commissions
  • Only want to watch, never take a task
  • Expect someone else to succeed for you once you join
FAQ

FAQ

What is the ¥1,000 fee?

A community and collaboration service fee covering participation, tools, weekly reviews, and ongoing support. It is not an investment and promises no returns.

How exactly are earnings calculated?

60% of each product's net profit goes into a contributor pool, settled quarterly by points share. The formula, points table, and settlement details are all public.

Is Stark's “final call” fair?

90% is auto-calculated from public points; Stark keeps ±10% with written reasons, and three elected members can trigger a review.

Can I join without coding?

Yes. Interviews, ops, design, translation, distribution, and support all earn points.

How much time is required?

No hard requirement; choose which tasks to claim. But two straight quarters with no valid contribution pauses profit eligibility until you contribute again.

Can I get a refund?

A no-questions refund is available within 7 days if you haven't used tasks/resources; after joining in, no refund — see the Membership Agreement.

What if my idea is copied — who owns the IP?

Project assets belong to the operating entity; idea providers and contributors hold profit-sharing rights. Background IP is covered by a separate agreement you can read first.

What after it sells out?

Founding entry closes and founding status is permanent; later members pay ¥2,999/year.

How do you prove this isn't a recruiting scheme?

Three checks: invites earn points never cash, single level, and membership is never tied to commission qualification. Test every project against these.

Founding VIP

Lock in your founding seat

Founding VIP · Permanent status
¥1,000 one-time
Later members ¥2,999/year
  • Access to 100 real projects + profit-sharing eligibility
  • Productathon Online Pro for one year (worth ¥4,788)
  • Permanent founding number badge; seats close at 10,000
  • Corporate payment, invoices available, 7-day refund rule

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⚠️ Risk notice: This is a startup collaboration community. The fee is a service charge, not an investment; no capital preservation or returns are promised. Products can fail and rewards can be zero. Only risk money you can afford to lose.