SpotWar
Stake your spot. Never lose it.
What it does
SpotWar is a 24×24 town of advertising lots. You stake any amount on a startup's URL, and the stake never expires and never gets refunded just for losing — it's added to a permanent, cumulative total for that lot. The biggest total stake holds the 3D building and the map pin. Ranks 2 and 3 get sidewalk signs. Everyone else keeps a text row on the board, forever. Get outranked and you don't lose your spot on the board — you just lose the building, until you stake again.
SpotWar is software for listing your product on a live 24×24 town leaderboard. Sign in, place your URL on a lot, and stay active to hold better real estate. Every listing stays on the board.
SpotWar is software: a 24×24 town leaderboard for products. Sign up, list your product URL, and take part. The strongest listing on a lot holds the building. Ranks 2–3 get sidewalk signs. Every other listing keeps a board row. The more you take part, the better your realfrom spotwar.com
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