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Ship ScoreConsistent documented delivery
Measures documented delivery, not investment quality.
Illustrative example. Real scores are calculated from stored evidence and published per project.
How it works
Verified from public evidence
Milestones moved to shipped or partially shipped by a moderator, with the accepted source.
Verified from public evidence: primary source matches the commitment scope.
Verified from public evidence: primary source matches the commitment scope.
Verified from public evidence: primary source matches the commitment scope.
Verified from public evidence: primary source matches the commitment scope.
Verified from public evidence: partial scope delivered. Historical queries are documented and live; websocket subscriptions remain marked experimental in the docs.
Commitments
Public deadlines in the next seven days. Dates and status only — no countdowns.
Lumen Data Grid · 16 Sept 2026 · in 2 days
Tessera Rollup · 18 Sept 2026 · in 4 days
Keelstone Oracle · 19 Sept 2026 · in 5 days
Recently delayed or unevidenced
Deadlines that passed without a verified delivery. A missed deadline is a fact about the record, not a conclusion about intent.
No qualifying evidence found as of 2026-09-06.
No qualifying evidence found as of 2026-08-27.
No qualifying evidence found as of 2026-08-17.
Deadline passed; project published an updated timeline (new deadline 2026-11-02).
Documented delivery
Highest Ship Scores among projects with sufficient data. This measures documented delivery, not investment quality.
Fictional oracle network with a long public delivery record and detailed release notes.
Fictional proof-of-stake base layer with a published quarterly roadmap and open-source node software.
Fictional optimistic rollup that publishes a public engineering roadmap and monthly progress notes.
Fictional indexing and query network with a public status page and release notes.
How the Ship Score works
Each project receives a 0–100 Ship Score only when minimum data exists; otherwise we show Insufficient data. The formula is public and every snapshot stores raw component values and the formula version.
ship_score = delivery×0.40 + development×0.20 + availability×0.15 + transparency×0.15 + evidence×0.10
Read the methodologyCompare
Side-by-side documented delivery. Comparison is about records, not investment quality.
Community
1 submissions pending review · 2 open corrections · 6 contributors
Keelstone Oracle · Mara Okafor · verified
Tessera Rollup · Mara Okafor · verified
Aurelia Chain · Mara Okafor · verified
Veritas ID · Mara Okafor · verified
Nimbus Wallet · Mara Okafor · verified
Nimbus Wallet · Mara Okafor · verified
Straight answers
No. It measures documented delivery against public commitments. It says nothing about price, returns, or whether to buy or sell anything.
A moderator reviews accepted evidence (a working product, a repository release, official documentation) and records the change with a written reason. Community submissions never change status on their own.
The milestone is marked “No qualifying evidence found as of [date]”. That is a fact about the public record, not a claim about intent. Projects can request a correction at any time.
No. There is no paid placement, no token that influences scoring, and every calculation is published with the formula version used.
Public roadmaps, repositories, documentation, product endpoints, and reviewed community submissions. Every record carries its source URL and access timestamp.
More detail in the methodology and about pages.
Weekly digest
Verified shipments, missed deadlines and new commitments, posted with sources. No price talk, no hype.
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Disclaimer. SHIPTRACE tracks publicly available project commitments and evidence. A Ship Score is not an investment recommendation, security audit, legal conclusion, or guarantee of future delivery.