LIVE Roles, missions and reviews on Robinhood ChainMission control for every crew
Mission control, team workflows, and contribution intelligence. Form a crew, hand out missions with deadlines, collect proof and let someone else review it. Every step stays on a public record.
Pick a crew. Post the next mission.
Connect a wallet to see your crews and invites. Reading the public log needs no wallet.
On chain: each action is a transaction from your wallet (gas only). Records are public on Robinhood Chain.
Work in a crew gets lost between chats. Nerviq keeps one record: who claimed what, the deadline, the proof, and the second member who reviewed it. Nothing is edited quietly, and every count comes from the record.
Four steps from crew to checked work
Form
A leader names the crew, picks a unique tag and invites wallets as contributor, reviewer or leader. Invites are only accepted by the invited wallet.
Assign
The leader posts a mission with a brief, a deadline and the lowest role allowed to claim it. A member claims it, so everyone sees who is on it.
Prove
The claimant submits a link and a note. Their hash goes on the record, so the proof cannot be swapped later without everyone noticing.
Review
A reviewer or leader who did not submit approves it or asks for changes. Every step lands on the mission timeline with block and time.
Every mission, in the open
Each mission and every step it takes is a public record. These numbers are counted from that record only; nothing here is estimated.
Crews on the record
Members from the crew hub, mission totals from the board. Tap a crew to see its members, roles, events and activity.
Three roles, one record
Each role has clear rights, checked by the contracts on every action. A role change applies at once to every mission of the crew.
Leader
Invites and removes members, changes roles, posts and cancels missions, schedules crew events, and can review.
- Post missions
- yes
- Change roles
- yes
- Review work
- yes
Reviewer
Approves submitted work or asks for changes, never on their own submission. Can claim missions open to reviewers.
- Post missions
- no
- Change roles
- no
- Review work
- yes
Contributor
Claims open missions, submits proof before the deadline, and answers change requests until the work is approved.
- Claim missions
- yes
- Submit proof
- yes
- Review work
- no
Observer
Reads every crew, mission, timeline and count. Nothing on the record is hidden, so anyone can check who did what.
- Read the log
- yes
- Act
- no
- Sign-up
- none
Where Nerviq is going
A phase is marked live only when it works on this site. Planned items stay planned until they are built and shipped.
Crew hub
- Crews with unique tags
- Leader, reviewer, contributor roles
- Invites, hand-over, never zero leaders
- Crew events with countdown
Missions + review
- Missions with brief and deadline
- Claim, proof, peer review
- Full timeline per mission
- Counts per member and crew
Workspace extras
- Workspace credits
- Premium analytics
- Developer API
$NERVIQ utility
- Paying for workspace services
- Access to premium events
- Only once really built
$NERVIQ on Robinhood Chain
$NERVIQ launches through Pons. Its address is printed on this page and posted by @nerviq; any other source is not ours.
Questions, answered
What is Nerviq?
A coordination tool for Web3 crews: one place to see who is doing what, by when, with which proof, and who checked it. Crews, roles and missions live in two small contracts on Robinhood Chain, so the record is public and nobody can edit it quietly.
What goes on chain, and what does not?
On chain: crew names and tags, roles, invites, crew events, mission titles and deadlines, the brief and proof text you type (inside events), proof hashes, reviews and every status step. Not on chain: files, private chats, anything you do not type into a form. Do not put personal data in a brief or a note: chain data is public and permanent.
Why can I not review my own work?
The mission board refuses a review from the wallet that submitted the proof, whatever its role. A reviewer or leader who did not submit has to sign the approval, so approved means a second member looked at it.
What happens at the deadline?
Proof can be submitted until the deadline. A mission that is still open, claimed or waiting for changes after it reads as Expired. Work submitted in time can still be reviewed after the deadline, and a leader can cancel any mission that is not approved.
Can a crew lose its last leader?
No. The last leader cannot leave, step down or be removed. A leader hands over first: the hand-over makes another member leader and steps the old leader down to reviewer in one transaction.
What is practice mode?
Until the owner deploys NerviqCrewHub and NerviqMissionBoard, the same rules run in your browser. Your wallet signs a plain-text record of each action (no transaction, no gas) and the result stays in this browser only.
Where do the activity numbers come from?
Only from the record: counts kept by the mission board (missions created, claimed, submitted, approved, changes asked, reviews given) and the timeline of each mission. When a number is not on the record, the site shows a dash instead of a guess.
What is $NERVIQ?
The project token, launched on Pons on Robinhood Chain. Nerviq works without it. Workspace credits, premium analytics, an API and event access are planned uses, not live. It is not an investment and promises no value or returns.
Official links and safety
The team runs nerviq.xyz and @nerviq, nothing else. Nobody from the team will message you first or ask for recovery words, keys or funds. Every action here opens in your own wallet so you can read it before signing.