r://accesstime

AccessTime is a subscription platform that keeps the subscription itself on chain. A project defines its packages, a subscriber pays in crypto, and the access window that follows is a smart contract object rather than a row in a payment processor's database.

Why that matters

A normal subscription is a promise held by whoever runs the billing system. If that system disappears, so does the proof. Here the access window is verifiable by anyone, the project owner cannot quietly change what was sold, and no card network sits between a creator and the people paying them.

It runs on EVM chains and takes crypto only. There is no fiat path, which is a deliberate limit rather than a missing feature.

The pieces

Three apps sit on top of the contracts: a dashboard for project owners, a portal where projects are discovered and subscribed to, and a subscriber's own page. Around them are the parts developers integrate with: a TypeScript SDK, a React widget that drops subscription UI into an existing app, a NestJS guard, a self-hosted indexing node, and a Discord bot that syncs roles to live subscriptions.