reua.click — Web3 · Solana DAO (personal project)

Solana DAO that pools anonymous donations and lets token holders vote which vetted Ukrainian organisations receive funds for rebuilding.

Role: Author: design docs, Anchor programs, backend worker, frontend and landing

Client: Personal non-commercial project

Team: Solo

Period: 2026–present

Donors to Ukraine’s reconstruction rarely see how funds are allocated, and most donation platforms ask them to trust an operator. reua.click explores the opposite: anonymous donations in SOL, USDT or USDC go into an on-chain treasury, and token holders decide which pre-vetted humanitarian organisations receive money and how much. The design had to keep entry easy, stop large donors from dominating votes and leave no single point of trust.

I started with design documents covering governance, tokenomics, architecture and risks, then scaffolded the code. Voting reuses Realms/SPL Governance instead of custom logic; two Anchor programs in Rust handle donation intake and the organisation registry, so a passed proposal can only pay a vetted address. Donations are priced through Pyth oracles and mint governance tokens on a square-root curve. A Cloudflare Worker sponsors transaction fees and proxies Pyth and Helius; the React app and Astro landing run on Cloudflare.

Design docs: overview, governance, tokenomics, architecture, risks

Realms/SPL Governance with quorum, timelock and a council veto

Anchor programs (Rust): donation intake and vetted organisation registry

Square-root token curve on oracle-normalised USD value (Pyth)

Fee-sponsoring relayer worker, React + Vite app, Astro landing

Design complete and documented; on-chain programs and app in early development

Solana, Anchor (Rust), SPL Governance, TypeScript, React + Vite, Astro, Cloudflare Workers, Pyth