VibeMap

One evidence loop,
from build to launch.

VORO is built to keep the security evidence readable as work moves from code to review, then outward into integration, audit, and launch decisions. The point is not more noise. The point is carrying one clearer packet forward.

LiveOpening nextFuture
Current truth

Build, Scan, and Report are live now. Integrate is the next opening slice. Audit and Launch remain planned, not active.

$VORO on Base

$VORO stays secondary here: a planned utility-payment discount on Base. Stripe is live today. Crypto payment is not live yet.

01live

Build

Start local, iterate quickly, and keep the entry path lightweight.

02live

Scan

Check what changed across VORO's six threat dimensions.

03live

Report

Keep one readable ThreatReport for review and later handoff.

04Opening next

Integrate

Carry the same evidence into the authenticated review surface.

05future

Audit

Route the report toward specialist human review when warranted.

06future

Launch

Keep the evidence chain attached to launch-critical decisions.

Utility layer

$VORO on Base remains a planned payment-discount layer alongside the flywheel, not the center of the story. Stripe is live today. Crypto payment is still future-facing.

Stage Detail

What each stage adds,
without restarting the story.

Each stage extends the same evidence chain. The live path starts with Build, Scan, and Report. Integrate is next. Audit and Launch stay future-facing until the wider customer path and specialist handoff surfaces mature.

LIVE
Stage 1

Build

Start locally and move quickly. VORO fits the way modern products are actually built: terminal-first, iterative, and ready for review before each release.

The Free path stays local so teams and solo builders can begin without hosted setup or deployment overhead.

See the Free path
LIVE
Stage 2

Scan

Run VORO as the code changes. Each pass is organized across six threat dimensions so the output is grouped by security surface, not just by severity labels.

That keeps fast-moving teams focused on what is most important before the next commit turns into the next release candidate.

LIVE
Stage 3

Report

Turn the scan into a structured ThreatReport that is ready for developer triage, operator review, and later human handoff without rewriting the artifact every time.

The same packet is meant to stay readable across engineering, security, and delivery conversations.

OPENING NEXT
Stage 4

Integrate

Carry the same evidence surface into the hosted workflow as Dash, owned report visibility, and customer-facing review paths mature.

This is the next opening slice: tighter handoff between report output, authenticated review, and release decision context without rebuilding the package from scratch.

See the review surface
FUTURE
Stage 5

Audit

When human review is warranted, VORO Connect is planned as the routing layer for matching the ThreatReport to auditors who understand the exact stack and risk surface involved.

VORO does not provide legal advice or audit guarantees. The report is an evidence artifact; the audit decision remains with the operators and auditors involved.

FUTURE
Stage 6

Launch

As launch-critical infrastructure matures, the same evidence chain is intended to stay attached to the product so earlier review work still informs what ships.

VORO does not guarantee token approval, collateral acceptance, or launch outcomes. Those decisions remain with the platforms, reviewers, and operators involved.

Why VibeMap exists

Launch is not the finish line.

The point of the VibeMap is continuity. Build produces code. Scan produces signal. Report produces a reusable packet. Integrate keeps that packet in the working flow. Audit and Launch stay attached to the same evidence surface later rather than restarting from raw context.

That is the customer-facing role of the page: one clean sequencing surface, not a separate roadmap, manifesto, or governance packet.

Planned utility layer

$VORO on Base

Planned

The planned model is simple: pay in $VORO on Base, receive a 20% discount. Stripe remains the live checkout path today. Crypto payment is not live yet, and this is presented as payment utility only, not as an investment product.

That utility layer sits beside the flywheel, not at the center of it. The customer story remains build, scan, report, review, and launch with clearer evidence.