jagomoko
Beat the Ender Dragon in under 1 hour
$340 backed
12 in the party
Turn your stream into a co-op game
Viewers back quests, call the match and level up a character. Every dollar splits instantly between the creator, the community and the players.
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Streaming? See the creator studio
Works with any platform you stream to
Why jagomoko?
Your viewers already play along. Now it counts.
Chat already predicts, dares and cheers, but none of it sticks. jagomoko gives every viewer a character that remembers, and every dollar a route the whole community can see.
One character, every stream.
Pick a role, earn XP by taking part, and carry your level to every creator's guild. XP can't be bought or transferred.
Money that splits itself.
Tips and quest pools are divided the moment they arrive: creator, community treasury, community fund. Nobody has to trust a spreadsheet.
Fair calls, settled by the crowd.
If a result is disputed, Judges with nothing at stake vote. The majority wins, and honest Judges earn XP.
How it works
From first tip to treasury, nothing to explain
Six small systems that fit together. A viewer can use one or all of them, and the creator never has to run a spreadsheet.
Character
Create a character with a role. XP is earned by playing, never bought, and it follows you to every guild.
Quests
Back a stream challenge. If it's completed, the pool goes to the creator. If it's missed, you get 90% back.
Battles
Pick a side on the match. Winners split the losing side. There is no house.
Split vault
Every dollar is divided the moment it arrives — creator, treasury, community fund — and the split is public.
Jury
If a result is disputed, Judges with nothing at stake decide. Honest votes earn XP. Dishonest ones cost it.
Treasury
Everyone with XP votes on how the community treasury is spent. Square-root weighting keeps whales in check.
Drops into your stream
Every tip shows up on stream
The overlay is a browser source in OBS. When someone tips, their own character pops up with the alert, so the whole chat sees who backed the run.
Sample stream
Under $5
The tipper’s own character peeks over the alert.
$5 to $24
It hops out and cheers, with a few sparkles.
$25 and up
A party: confetti and a violet frame, held for 9 seconds.
Quests
Back the challenge. Get 90% back if they miss.
A quest is a crowdfunded stream challenge, like “beat the boss in under an hour.” Your money waits in escrow until the result is in.
Open
Viewers back the quest. The pool grows while the clock runs.
Reported
The creator posts the result with a proof link, like a VOD timestamp.
Challenge window
Backers get a few minutes to dispute it. A dispute goes to a jury.
Resolved
Complete, failed or void. Every outcome is paid out by the rules, not by anyone's say-so.
What happens to your $10
| They make it | $9.80 to the creator, $0.10 to the treasury, $0.10 to the community |
|---|---|
| They miss | $9.00 back to you, $1.00 to the community treasury |
| It can’t be called | $10.00 back to you |
Shown with the default 98 / 1 / 1 split.
Battles
Call the match. Winners split the other side.
Battles are viewer versus viewer: will the streamer win this round? Pick a side before it starts. Nobody takes a cut but the community.
- The streamer and their mods can't play their own battles.
- Picks close the moment the match starts.
- No house: 98% of the losing side goes to the winners, 2% to the community treasury.
Prefer no money?
Points mode is free to play and pays XP only. Creators choose it per battle, and it’s the easiest way to try the game.
Built for
Four roles. One party.
Everyone starts by choosing a role. Roles don't give power over anyone's money — they decide what you earn XP for, and what you unlock.
Illustration for the Knight roleKnight
Earns XP from backing quests
Illustration for the Seer roleSeer
Earns XP from winning battles
Illustration for the Judge roleJudge
Earns XP from honest jury votes
Illustration for the Bard roleBard
Earns XP from clips and bounties
Of the community, by the community, for the community.
Fair by design
Rules nobody can bend, including us
These rules are enforced by smart contracts on Monad, not by our say-so. The code is written to be read.
Creators can’t play their own battles.
The contract blocks the creator and their moderators from taking a side.
Read the ruleEvery split is public.
Each dollar’s route — creator, treasury, community — is recorded for everyone to see.
Read the ruleDisputes go to Judges with nothing at stake.
Anyone who backed a quest is excluded from its jury. Honest Judges earn XP, dishonest ones lose it.
Read the ruleRefunds are always claimable.
Even if a creator disappears, backers can settle a stale quest and claim their money back themselves.
Read the rule
Links go to the contract source. They’ll point at the verified deployment on the Monad explorer once we launch.
Questions