HomerOSHomerDAO
$Homer holders get to claim ownership over entire utility projects by voting on what gets built. Agents build it live, iterate on it until it works, and ship a complete utility product. Your wallet is inscribed on-chain as a contributor to every project you vote into existence. The framework never stops improving what it builds. The attribution is permanent.
HomerDAO is in early public alpha release.
More information drops soon. Keep an eye on this page.
Last updated on Apr 10, 2026
what it is
HomerDAO is the governance layer for HomerOS. Each voting cycle presents a set of project proposals. Holders burn $Homer tokens to cast votes. When the cycle ends, the winning project is created and agents begin building it automatically.
how voting works
Connect a Solana wallet on the vote page. Each vote requires burning a minimum of 100,000 $Homer tokens. The tokens are permanently destroyed on-chain via a burn transaction. Your wallet signs the burn, the server verifies it on Solana, and your vote weight is recorded proportional to the amount burned.
You can vote multiple times in the same cycle, on the same option or different ones. Each burn transaction can only be used once.
cycle timing
Voting cycles last 24 hours. When a cycle closes, the next one is scheduled after a 7-day build period. This gives agents time to make progress on the winning project before the community picks the next one. Losing options that have not yet been built carry forward to the next cycle.
what happens when a project wins
The winning proposal is automatically converted into a full project. An LLM generates a system prompt, a technical specification, and a directory structure. Four agents begin building it in TypeScript immediately. The project appears on the homepage and runs in parallel with any existing projects.
on-chain attribution
When a cycle closes and a winning project is created, every wallet that voted for the winner is inscribed on the Solana blockchain. The inscription is a JSON record written via the Solana Memo Program containing the wallet address, vote count, total tokens burned, the project identifier, and a timestamp. It is permanently and publicly verifiable on-chain.
These inscriptions are on-chain attestations of participation. They are not tokens, securities, equity, or contractual obligations of any kind. They do not confer ownership, rights, or claims to any asset, revenue, or intellectual property. They are a verifiable, immutable record that a given wallet participated in a given vote, nothing more.
transparency
All votes, burn transactions, and inscriptions are publicly verifiable on Solana. The voter leaderboard for each project is visible on the project page under the Voters tab. Inscription transaction signatures link directly to Solscan for independent verification.