OneYes is a feed of small ideas looking for their first backers. Give an idea a yes for €1. Each yes you give earns you a turn to post your own.
Twelve yeses fill the figure. It's free here.
Every big thing started small. A note on a phone. A sentence said out loud at dinner. A "what if" on the way home.
Most of those ideas never get a second day. Nobody says no to them. Nobody says anything.
One yes changes that. One euro from a stranger who picked your idea out of a hundred.
Three things to know. The whole app is built around them.
Reads the tag on your cat's collar, so the neighbour's cat stops eating dinner. First batch of 20.
Marta, ValenciaTry it: drag the card up, save an idea, give a yes. Example ideas and a demo balance, no real money.
One idea per screen: what someone wants to make, who they are and how much they need. Drag up for the next one. The feed learns from what you stop to read.
Like an idea? Save it. Believe in it? Give it a yes. About 56 cents of each yes reaches the creator, and the idea's total appears the moment you give it.
Each yes you give earns you a turn. Talk about your idea for up to a minute and OneYes drafts the card: title, two-line description and a concept image. You edit it before it goes live.
You can't post an idea on OneYes until you've backed someone else's. One yes given, one turn earned. Everyone asking for support has already given some, and every new idea arrives with real euros already moving toward somebody's goal.
A yes costs €0.99 in the app. We show the whole split, because you should know who gets what. Each dot below is one cent.
Buy one yes at a time or a pack with a few extra. Every new account gets one yes free, paid by OneYes.
Planned prices and fees for launch, rounded to the cent for a purchase in Spain. Bank transfer fees for payouts are shown to creators before they withdraw.
| Pack | Includes | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Yes | 1 yes | €0.99 |
| 6 Yes | 5 yeses + 1 extra | €4.99 |
| 12 Yes | 10 yeses + 2 extra | €9.99 |
| 30 Yes | 25 yeses + 5 extra | €24.99 |
A yes works both ways. You give €1 and a bit of belief. The creator answers with progress, in public. These rules make sure nobody can collect the money and go quiet.
Creators receive the money in three parts. Each part needs something backers can see.
With a flexible goal that isn't reached, the first part is paid at day 90, as 40% of what was raised.
Every creator posts updates. When they stop, this happens.
A first idea can ask for up to €300. After one delivered idea, up to €2,000. After three, up to €10,000. Any goal is open to a verified company with five delivered.
Every stage comes with photos or video and a short note. Backers tap "Looks right" or "Something's off". If a stage gets flagged, a person on our team reviews it before the next payout.
Delivered, Building and Didn't deliver, in public. One person gets one creator profile, and we check their ID before the first payout.
Every card says what the money will buy, so you can hold each proof up against the plan.
Some ideas won't work, and that's fine. A creator who posts an "It didn't work" update with the reasons keeps their profile, and the unpaid part goes back to backers. Only silence gets penalised.
We review reports and remove scams, copied ideas and anything illegal. Personal fundraisers and investment offers are not allowed.
If an all-or-nothing idea misses its goal, your yes comes back as credit to give to another idea.
These payout rules are planned for launch. We may adjust the details with our payment partner before OneYes goes live, and this page will say so if we do.
A yes backs a person's attempt. You are not buying a product or a share, and nobody can promise an idea will work. Follow the updates and decide who to back next.
The feed is built so a first-time maker in a small town can be seen next to a startup with a marketing budget.
Totals and likes stay out of sight, so you judge the idea and not the crowd. Creators see their own likes.
There are no boosts and no ads in the feed. Money only moves as yeses.
Whoever posts it, a new idea is shown to its first hundred people before the feed decides where it goes next.
It adapts to what you read and back, and keeps about one card in five outside your usual interests.
Set a goal and you get a 90-day window. Small goals fill fast. Bigger ones open up as you deliver.
Your first idea can ask for up to €300. After one delivered idea, up to €2,000. After three, up to €10,000. Any goal is open to a verified company with five delivered. Before your first payout we verify your identity and bank account through our payment partner.
| Flexible | All or nothing | |
|---|---|---|
| You get paid | In three parts: 40% of what you raised at the goal or at day 90, 30% after your first proof, 30% when it's done | Only if you reach the goal within 90 days, then in three parts: 40% at the goal, 30% after your first proof, 30% when it's done |
| If you miss | You keep what you raised | Backers get their yes back as credit |
| OneYes fee | 20% | 10% |
| In the feed | Shown like every new idea | Marked, and shown a little more often |
A yes costs less than a coffee and gets you a front-row seat to somebody's first attempt.
Then you see how much the idea has raised, and whether you got there early.
Every idea you gave a yes to sits in one list, with progress updates from its creator.
It counts how many of the ideas you backed early went on to reach their goal.
Something else on your mind? Write to hello@oneyes.app.
OneYes is an iPhone app where people post small ideas and others back them for €1 each. Every yes you give to someone else's idea earns you a turn to post your own.
One yes costs €0.99 as an in-app purchase. You can also buy packs: 6 for €4.99, 12 for €9.99 and 30 for €24.99. New accounts get one yes free.
About €0.56 of a €0.99 yes, for a purchase in Spain. The rest covers VAT (about €0.17), Apple's App Store fee (about €0.12) and the OneYes fee (about €0.14).
It keeps OneYes fair. Everyone who asks for support has given some first, so every new idea arrives from someone who already backs other people.
Things you want to make or start: a product, a tool, a small business, a creative project. Personal fundraisers, charity appeals and investment offers are not allowed.
It depends on the goal type the creator picked. With a flexible goal, the creator keeps what was raised after 90 days, paid in three parts as they show progress. With all-or-nothing, backers get their yes back as credit to give to another idea.
In three parts. 40% when the goal is reached, or at day 90 for a flexible goal that wasn't reached. 30% after the first proof of progress, and the last 30% when the idea is done. Before the first payout the creator verifies their identity and bank account. These rules are planned for launch.
They can't take it all at once. Money is released in three parts, each after proof that backers can see. If a creator goes 60 days without an update, payouts stop. At 90 days the unpaid part goes back to backers as Yes, and the profile shows Didn't deliver. Ideas can fail. People can't vanish.
That can happen, and it's allowed. The creator posts an update saying it didn't work and why, the unpaid part goes back to backers as Yes, and the creator keeps their profile. Only silence gets penalised.
You decide how much to share. Post the problem you solve and your first step, and keep the details you consider secret.
Neither. You get no shares, interest or prizes. A yes is support for someone's project, and in return you can follow its progress.
So you judge the idea and not the crowd. The total appears right after you give a yes.
OneYes is coming to the iPhone App Store first. Leave your email on this page and we will write once, on launch day.
OneYes launches on iPhone first. Leave your email and we will send one message, on launch day.
