Crypto makes promises. SHIPTRACE checks what gets delivered.

What SHIPTRACE records

For every tracked project, SHIPTRACE records what was publicly promised (as a short paraphrase with the original source), the deadline, the evidence offered, and the final status. Each project receives a transparent Ship Score based on delivery history, evidence quality, development continuity, product availability, and transparency.

1. 1. Discover project
2. 2. Read commitments
3. 3. Inspect evidence
4. 4. Follow deadline
5. 5. Submit evidence
6. 6. Moderation
7. 7. Status update
8. 8. Ship Score changes

Editorial rules

• Every factual status requires a source URL and access timestamp.
• Project claims, community submissions, automated observations, and moderator conclusions are always labelled separately.
• We never call a project a scam, fraud, or similar based on inactivity or a low score. We write “No qualifying evidence found as of [date]”.
• Every project has a visible correction and dispute pathway; prior decisions stay in the audit history.
• No personalised investment recommendations, no wallet connection, trading, swaps, price targets, token sale, staking, or financial rewards.
• Automated scoring is explainable and versioned; we never fabricate repository, product, uptime, social, or roadmap data.

What SHIPTRACE is not

SHIPTRACE is not an investment-rating service, a security auditor, or a court. A Ship Score measures documented delivery, not investment quality. Read the full methodology and the token utility page for what a future token could and could not do.

In one breath

Crypto makes promises.
We track what ships.
Roadmaps · Evidence · Delivery history