Snap a product. Own the company.
Photograph something real. We work out who made it and send you $1 of that company's tokenized stock on Robinhood Chain. Put your face in the frame and it becomes $10.
Every product you see is made by a company you can own.
Snap turns your camera into a way in. Photograph a real product, we identify the company, and a dollar of its tokenized stock is yours. No app store, no wallet extension, no forms.
Camera only, by design
Photos are captured live inside Snap, straight off the viewfinder. There is no file picker and no gallery upload anywhere in the flow, so every reward is earned by pointing at something in the real world.
Checked before a token moves
A vision model names the product and the company behind it, then judges whether the shot is a live capture of a physical object. Screens, prints and re-shot images are rejected. Ambiguous shots earn nothing rather than the wrong stock.
Real stock, not points
Rewards are tokenized shares on Robinhood Chain that track the real share price. $1 for a verified product, $10 with your face in the frame. Hold them, sell them, or keep snapping.
Companies that pay for a photo
Each one is backed by its stock token on Robinhood Chain. Brands without a token of their own pay in SPY, the S&P 500 token. New brands are a registry row, not an app update.
From viewfinder to wallet
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Shoot the product
Open the camera and point it at something real. AirPods, a Starbucks cup, a Tesla in the street. The frame is read straight off the live video stream. Nothing comes from your gallery.
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We name the company and check it is real
A vision model reads the photo and maps the product to the company behind it. The same pass checks the shot is a live capture of a physical object, not a screen, a print or a doctored image. Fakes get nothing.
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The stock lands in your balance
$1 of that company's tokenized stock is sent to your wallet from the treasury, on chain. Put yourself in the frame with the product and pass the face check and it is $10 instead.
Frequently asked
What you are paid, what counts as a snap, and what Snap does and does not accept.
