# Doodlecrank

- Project Name: Doodlecrank
- Preferred X Username: @doodlecrankxyz
- X Display Name: Doodlecrank
- X Bio: Give odd ideas a turn. Shape a draft, weigh the trade-offs, and keep the versions worth keeping.
- Tagline: Give odd ideas a turn.
- Token Name: Doodlecrank Ink
- Token Ticker: CRANK
- Token Description: Doodlecrank turns loose ideas into editable project blueprints. Shape the audience and story, explore hypothetical resource allocations, and compare saved versions before choosing a direction. Its hand-cranked workshop makes trade-offs visible and exports your draft as JSON, giving small creative teams a practical starting point.

## Pre-launch Tweet 1

```text
Some ideas arrive on a napkin. Others need a small, unreasonable printing machine.

Doodlecrank is making room for both: a workshop where an odd thought gets an audience, a story, and another turn of the handle.
```

![A hand-crank press bringing a first paper idea into shape](pre-launch-1.png)

## Pre-launch Tweet 2

```text
“Everyone” is a slippery audience.

The Doodlecrank workbench starts with three editable pieces: the idea, the people it serves, and the story they can repeat.

Change one. See whether the other two still hold together.
```

![Idea, audience and story cards on the workshop desk](pre-launch-2.png)

## Project Launch Tweet

Publish after the website launch.

```text
Doodlecrank opens the idea workshop: shape a story, test a resource split, compare drafts, and export your blueprint.

Planned token: Doodlecrank Ink
$<ticker>
CA: <ca>

https://www.doodlecrank.xyz/
```

![Doodlecrank workshop reveal with draft, allocate, compare and export](project-launch.png)

## Follow-up Tweet 1

```text
A clever name can hide a very blurry idea.

Doodlecrank gives the idea, audience, and story their own space. If the story sounds great but you still cannot name who it helps, the draft has another turn left in it.
```

![A rough doodle becoming a structured project draft](follow-up-1.png)

## Follow-up Tweet 2

```text
The imaginary budget still has to add up.

In Doodlecrank, more for experiments means less for creator support or operations. The split is hypothetical; the trade-off is useful.

There is no secret fourth drawer marked “extra 20%.”
```

![Three finite resource containers for creators, experiments and operations](follow-up-2.png)

## Follow-up Tweet 3

```text
One draft backs the creators. Another leaves more room to experiment.

Save both in Doodlecrank and compare what changed before picking a favorite. A louder pitch does not automatically make a better allocation.
```

![Two saved draft alternatives laid side by side](follow-up-3.png)

## Follow-up Tweet 4

```text
Sometimes revision three was trying too hard.

Doodlecrank keeps saved versions ready to restore, so a detour does not erase the idea that got you excited. The workshop has a paper trail, not a one-way shredder.
```

![An earlier saved draft pulled from the workshop file](follow-up-4.png)

## Follow-up Tweet 5

```text
A blueprint should fit in your pocket, metaphorically.

Export a Doodlecrank draft as JSON and carry the idea, audience, story, and allocation into your next planning step. The work you shaped does not have to stay on this desk.
```

![A project blueprint packed into a JSON envelope](follow-up-5.png)

## Follow-up Tweet 6

```text
Try giving the same idea a different audience in Doodlecrank.

A tool for first-time creators needs a different story from one for busy organizers. If your pitch survives unchanged, you may still be talking to “everyone.”
```

![One idea viewed through two different audience frames](follow-up-6.png)

## Follow-up Tweet 7

```text
Turning the Doodlecrank handle produces a draft, not an on-chain launch.

You can shape the plan, save alternatives, and export it. The deeper launch step stays closed while you keep working. A useful workshop knows where its desk ends.
```

![A finished draft at the honest boundary of the workshop](follow-up-7.png)
