Getting paid shouldn’t feel like a technical test.
I’m working toward fewer decisions about chains, networks and fees—not hiding the cost or the state of a payment.
OroWallet · In development
Your Money.
Your Freedom.
A crypto wallet being built in public. I started with no coding experience 18 months ago. Today I’m working toward simpler ways to send, receive and use crypto.
Real interface. Real development. No fictional balances or feature claims.
The reason
I want to change
my situation.
I want to build a useful product that can sustain itself. But that alone doesn’t explain why I’m building Oro.
Create something. Help someone. Get paid. Receive it. Use it. I want those things to connect, without making people give up more personal information than they need to.
The wallet is the foundation. The bigger idea is an economy people can take part in. I’m starting by trying to make one part of that experience less confusing.
Privacy needs more than a label.
Control over personal information is a design goal. I won’t call a feature private just because a screen hides a name or a balance.
Showing up early means something.
Giving your time to an unfinished product isn’t a small thing. I want to show what changed because of that input—and explain what didn’t.
The bigger picture
A wallet first.
A wider idea behind it.
These are different stages of the work, not a list of features available today. Nothing here is a promise of income, investment returns or a launch date.
OroWallet
In developmentThe foundation for receiving, sending and using crypto with clearer costs and payment status. Public updates will say what was checked, on which version, and what is still unverified.
The Oro economy
Longer-term planA place where creative and useful work can connect to payment. Work, qualifications, paid assignments and any future Founder participation are separate—not guaranteed by a purchase.
Private donations & giving
Longer-term planI’m exploring ways to support someone without unnecessary public disclosure, and community votes on where a DAO could donate available funds. No donation service, treasury or voting process is being presented as live here.
Ask & search
ExploringI’m considering how AI we operate ourselves could help people search and ask. The approach, costs and privacy properties still need to be tested. This is not a claim that a proprietary AI model is ready.
Future paid participation will need clear terms and usable rights before it is offered. You don’t need to buy anything to give feedback. This page is not a checkout, a whitepaper or a wallet connection request.
From here
Less pitch.
More of the work.
I’ll share what I’m trying to fix, the decisions I change, and what the results actually show. When something is only an idea, I’ll say so.
Early feedback matters. What feels hardest about receiving money in the wallet you use now? That’s a useful place to start the conversation.
There’s room for an honest question.
Follow the build on X, or ask in the Telegram room. Joining is optional. Reading this page never requires a wallet connection.