A square of the internet, in your name.
One shared canvas, a million cells, and a rectangle of them that belongs to you. Pick your spot, put your artwork on it, and it stays exactly where you left it while the rest of the internet builds up around it.
Or start with a free pixel — no card, no expiry.
Four rules, and they do not change
The canvas is deliberately simple. Everything that makes a piece worth holding comes from these.
No two pieces overlap
Every placement is checked against every committed piece before it goes through. Your rectangle is exclusively yours, the way a plot of land is — not a row in a table that can be reassigned.
The canvas grows outward
When the wall gets busy, a ring is added around the outside and the world gets bigger. Every existing piece keeps its exact coordinates. Nothing is remapped, and nobody's piece ever moves.
The middle is worth having
Free pixels land on the outer band. The centre — the part people zoom into first and screenshot — is kept for pieces someone chose and paid for.
Every piece is also a page
Claiming a square is not just a pin on a map. Behind it is a full link-in-bio at your own handle, so the thing people find is a thing they can act on.
The jump is bigger than the price
The four plan allowances, drawn to scale against each other.
Space, and what the page can do
A subscription that sets how much of the wall you hold and switches on the styling, analytics, socials and branding. Stop paying and it pauses — nothing is deleted.
Property, bought once
A one-off purchase of an exact rectangle in an exact place. Yours permanently, whether or not you keep a plan, and added on top of whatever your plan gives you.
Pick how much of the internet you want
Every tier includes a handle, a page and a place on the canvas. The bigger the tier, the more of the wall you hold and the more the page can do.
Or start free. 1×1 pixel, placed for you, your handle, and a page to point it at — no card, no expiry.
Claim your free pixel →Point at it years from now.
The wall only gets more crowded. The good spots go first.
Want the page side of it? See what your link in bio does