Built for actual use
Useful experiences. An authorized utility layer.
Discover what RS COIN's programmable objects do, and how RS-FLOW is intended to support eligible activity.
Watch the flagship film
RS COIN — The Digital Object That Does More
A cinematic introduction to the real-world experiences we're building: work-for-hire Escrow, Date & Time Release, and seven programmable surfaces.
82-second cinematic product vision featuring illustrative experiences and tested engineering workflows. Not a live Mainnet service, active token sale, or proof of live payment execution.
The connection
How RS-FLOW fits
Seven surfaces show what people can do. Escrow and Timed Release show why it matters. RS-FLOW is designed as the utility and settlement layer for eligible, verified activity when enabled.
01 / Experience
Use a digital object
Open a site, share a signal, play media, access storage, embed a widget or use an approved workflow.
02 / Permission
Verify the action
The object's rules determine whether the action is allowed. Not every interaction is a billable or token event.
03 / Utility
RS-FLOW, where enabled
The designed utility layer supports eligible, authorized activity and settlement—not automatic issuance or a live payment on every click.
This is the designed RS-FLOW relationship, not a live token transfer. Using a surface, releasing escrow, or unlocking content does not itself mint, charge, or transfer RS-FLOW.
Two flagship applications
Escrow and Timed Release
Real-world workflows engineered and tested—not hypothetical tokenomics.
Work-for-Hire Escrow
Pay for verified milestones
A client hires a designer. The agreement holds milestone funds under contract rules. After delivery evidence and client approval, the contractor can release the approved milestone.
On-chain milestone agreements, signed client actions, approval, release, dispute and refund paths have been exercised in local Hardhat tests.
Inspect the working testEngineered and tested — not live
Timed Release
Make the moment matter
An artist schedules a song drop. A collaborator or customer can retrieve the protected file only after the approved release time and access checks.
Encrypted content, server clock, durable test database, access entitlements, cancellation and single-use retrieval have been tested. No public upload service is active.
Inspect the working testEngineered and tested — not live
Seven programmable-object surfaces
The token becomes the experience
One shareable programmable object can present different experiences according to its manifest and permission rules. These are product surfaces—not seven separate tokens.
Surface 01
Token-as-Site
Open a shareable digital object as a compact creator or brand microsite.
Public-object site view and content policies implemented in the repository.
Inspect the working testSurface 02
Token-as-Signal
Publish a controlled announcement or status tile that travels with the object.
Object-linked signal route and permission checks implemented.
Inspect the working testSurface 03
Token-as-Logic
Reveal an experience only when a verified policy allows that action.
Policy decisions and access checks implemented and tested.
Inspect the working testSurface 04
Token-as-Media
Turn an object into a protected audio, video or image experience.
Object-linked media surfaces and access controls implemented.
Inspect the working testSurface 05
Token-as-Storage
Keep protected files attached to a digital object, with access permissions.
Encrypted storage and retrieval paths implemented in test environments.
Inspect the working testSurface 06
Token-as-UI
Embed an interactive object card inside another application or site.
Presentation and embedding surfaces implemented and tested.
Inspect the working testSurface 07
Token-as-Symbol
Share an emoji-like programmable object that opens into an authorized experience.
Durable symbol identity, shareable object routes and presentation implemented. Not a Unicode emoji.
Inspect the working testProof and access
See what is implemented—and what is not yet live.
These capabilities are implemented in repository test and rehearsal paths; they are not a Mainnet launch or an invitation to fund an escrow, buy a token, or upload customer content.
The Proof Lab is a separate simulation of RS-FLOW architecture, not a live demo of escrow, token purchase or file delivery. No funds are accepted on this page and no Mainnet utility services are represented as active.
The founder-approved flagship film introduces the use cases above. Technical test links remain available alongside each utility.