What Is DOER DAPP
Vision, Mission, and Principles.
The Problem
Today, interacting with crypto often means choosing between two extremes: Manual, repetitive approval of every single action, or Handing over broad, indefinite permissions to automated systems.
Neither is ideal. Manual approval is secure but tedious. Broad automation is convenient but risky. DOER DAPP bridges this gap.
What DOER DAPP Is
DOER DAPP is a system for granular, conditional execution.
It allows users to grant specific, limited authority to automated agents (Doers) to perform actions on their behalf, without giving up custody or control of their assets.
Think of it as a "smart outbox" for your wallet. You don't just send transactions; you define intents—conditions under which transactions are allowed to happen.
What DOER DAPP Is Not
DOER DAPP is not a custodial wallet. We do not hold your keys or your funds.
DOER DAPP is not a "trading bot". It is the infrastructure that allows *you* to define trading rules safely.
DOER DAPP is not an AI. It is a deterministic protocol for enforcing permissions.
Vision
"A world where users can automate their financial lives without surrendering sovereignty."
Mission
To build the standard for safe, intent-based execution on-chain, making "conditional permission" as common and easy as "sending a token."
Core Design Principles
Explicit Intent
Nothing happens unless you explicitly defined it.
Bounded Authority
Every permission has a limit (time, amount, scope).
User Sovereignty
You can always revoke permission. Instantly.
Credible Neutrality
The protocol enforces rules, it does not pick winners.
Who Is This For?
For Users: Who want to automate DCA, limit orders, or portfolio rebalancing without trusting a centralized exchange.
For DAOs: Who want to delegate spending authority to working groups with strict spending limits.
For Developers: Who want to build automation tools without taking on the liability of holding user keys.