Give stocks that grow into theirs.
Grant real shares — Apple, NVIDIA, the S&P 500 — to your team, your kids, anyone. They unlock by the second, month by month, on a date, or the day the stock reaches a price you choose. Sablier's audited contract holds them until then. We never do.
- Held by Sablier, not us
- Unlocks by the second
- Robinhood's own prices
A rowan, Glen Shira- 4 ways to unlock
- 42 stocks you can give
- Up to 12 people in one transaction
- 0 contracts of ours
Plant one and watch it grow
Pick a stock, an amount and a way to unlock. Every number here is live: the price from Uniswap's pools on Robinhood Chain, the curve from the same code that builds your grant.
Try a grant
Four years, a straight line, nothing for the first year — then the first year's worth at once.
A real quote from Uniswap's QuoterV2 and Robinhood's own feed, refreshed every 20 seconds. Nothing is sent until you sign.
Four ways to let go
Every grant is one of Sablier's own stream shapes, stored in their contract and enforced by it. You choose the shape; nobody can change it afterwards — not even you, unless you kept the right to cancel.
Vest
A straight line from start to end, by the second. An optional cliff holds everything back until a date, then releases what the line would have reached.
4 years · 1-year cliffMonthly
Equal instalments on the same day every month — an allowance of shares that arrives whether or not anyone remembers.
12 × on the 1stOn a date
Everything at once, on the day you choose. A birthday, a graduation, the day they turn eighteen. Until then it is locked.
all on 1 June 2030At a price
Everything unlocks while Robinhood's own price feed for that stock reads at or above your target — or for good on a fallback date, whichever comes first.
when NVDA ≥ $300Choose, sign, then it grows.
A grant is a Sablier stream: your shares move into Sablier's Lockup contract, and the person you chose receives an NFT that is the grant. Rowan builds the transactions; Sablier keeps the promise.
Choose the stock
Give shares you already hold, or buy them with dollars (USDG) on Uniswap first, at a price checked against Robinhood's own feed.
Choose who
Paste a wallet address — or up to twelve. Split equally or give each their own number of shares. One transaction makes every grant.
Choose how it unlocks
Vest, monthly, on a date or at a price. Decide whether you may cancel what has not unlocked yet, and whether they may pass the grant on.
They collect
They open their grant, watch it count up by the second, and withdraw whatever has unlocked, whenever they like. Anyone can deliver it to them.
For the people you bet on
Your team
Equity-style grants in real, liquid stocks. If someone leaves, cancel and only what has not vested comes back to you.
Your kids
A share of the S&P 500 every month, straight into their wallet. They learn what owning something feels like, one instalment at a time.
A milestone
Shares that stay locked until a birthday or a graduation. Not cancellable, so it is a promise the chain keeps for you.
A bet
“If NVIDIA ever hits $300, these are yours.” Robinhood's feed decides, and Sablier releases them while it is there.
Nothing to trust but Sablier
Rowan is a page, not a custodian. Your shares go from your wallet into Sablier's audited contract, and from there only to the person holding the grant.
No contract of ours
Every grant lives in Sablier's Lockup v4.0, already deployed on Robinhood Chain and holding hundreds of streams. There is nothing of ours to pause, upgrade or drain.
Only unlocked shares move
Sablier releases exactly what the schedule says, and sends it only to whoever holds the grant. If you cancel, only the part that has not unlocked comes back.
Robinhood's own prices
A purchase is held to Robinhood's price feed for that stock (3% at most), and a price grant unlocks on that same feed — the one Robinhood publishes on chain.
Exact approvals
Sablier may take exactly the total you are granting, once. No standing, unlimited approval is ever asked for, and a purchase uses a fifteen-minute permit.
Tested on the live chain
The code that builds your grant runs against Robinhood Chain's real Sablier, Uniswap and price feeds, and deliberately broken copies of it must all be caught. The results.
The grant is theirs
Each grant is an NFT in the recipient's wallet, visible in any wallet that shows NFTs. If you allow it, they can pass it on — the shares follow the NFT.
Good to know
What does it cost?
Rowan charges nothing. Creating a grant costs gas in ETH, a fraction of a cent on Robinhood Chain. If you buy the shares first, you pay the Uniswap pool's fee (0.05%–1% depending on the stock) and its price impact, both shown before you sign. Sablier's withdrawal fee is currently zero, and the page reads it from the contract every time.
What do they need to receive it?
Just a wallet address on Robinhood Chain. The grant arrives as an NFT. To withdraw they need a little ETH for gas — or anyone, including you, can press “deliver” and the unlocked shares go to their wallet anyway.
Can I take it back?
Only if you leave “I can cancel” switched on when you make it, and only the part that has not unlocked yet — what has unlocked stays theirs. You can also give up that right later, which makes the grant permanent.
How does “at a price” work?
Sablier's price-gated stream reads a price feed. Rowan points it at Robinhood's own feed for that stock, the same one Robinhood publishes on chain. While the feed reads at or above your target, everything can be withdrawn — and anyone can deliver it to them, so it does not wait on them being online. Sablier does not remember the moment: if the price falls back below the target before it is taken, it waits again. On the fallback date it unlocks for good, whatever the price.
What about stock splits and dividends?
Robinhood's stock tokens keep the raw balance fixed and adjust a multiplier, so the shares in a grant follow the stock through splits. Rowan shows share counts with that multiplier applied, exactly as Robinhood's own balance does.
Why three transactions?
If you buy first: one to buy on Uniswap (with a signed permit instead of an approval), one to let Sablier take exactly the total, one to create every grant. If you already hold the shares, it is two.
Is it audited?
Rowan deploys no contract, so there is nothing of ours to audit. Grants live in Sablier Lockup v4.0 — the same code, byte for byte, that Sablier publishes and has had audited — and purchases go through Uniswap's router. The page that builds the transactions is open, and tested against the live chain.