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Get your project right on HEY

HEY reads what your project publishes and says what it can verify. Nothing here is paid for, and nothing you do changes a score directly: you make your work readable, and HEY measures it the same way for every project.

  1. Get researched

    HEY finds most Robinhood Chain tokens on chain by itself. If yours is missing, submit it with one thing HEY can check: a contract on Robinhood Chain, a public repository or a live website. Check there first whether it already has a page.

  2. Get linked

    Link your repository, changelog or release feed, docs and your product contracts (as their page on robinhoodchain.blockscout.com) from your own website, and name your token’s contract there. HEY reads your site and maps only what it vouches for; a link from your own domain is what makes a source official.

  3. Read as shipping

    Shipping means a meaningful, source-backed ship in the last 7 days; active one in the last 30. A release, a deployment, a dated changelog entry or a week of code changes counts; a merged pull request, a docs-only week or a rolling build tag does not.

    “Activity not measurable” means HEY has a ship on record but nothing it can keep reading: step 2 fixes it.

  4. Become a Verified Builder

    HEY holds verified evidence of shipping. HEY awards it when an official source carries a meaningful ship and the project has evidence on Robinhood Chain. It says what you shipped, not who runs the page — that is the claim, step 5 — and not whether you are shipping this week; your activity status says that.

  5. Claim your page

    On your project page, press “Claim this project”. Prove control with a DNS TXT record, a file or meta tag on your site, a signature from the key that launched, owns or deployed the token, or admin of the registered GitHub repository. Sign in with GitHub or a wallet; only the GitHub proof needs GitHub.

  6. Keep it accurate

    Once claimed, “Submit an update” posts what you shipped (self-reported until a source backs it), and edits your description, website, sources and product contracts. Every change is recorded. Anyone can report an error from the page; a moderator checks it against sources. Anything else: [email protected].

  7. Show it

    Every published project has a badge at /badge/your-project for a README or site, and a live widget in the embed kit. Both state only what HEY verified — status, last ship, Verified Builder when held — never a price, a score or a rank.

Every definition in full, with its version: Methodology. Sponsored placements are a separate, labelled row and never change research: how they work.

For builders: get your project right on HEY | HEY Research Lab