bLighT fLeeT

where would you like to start?

six rooms in one house. look first, try the tools next, trade last.

looking around never asks for your wallet.
start with the museum

the fleet

fly in

bLighT://fleet
server of ours = none · key = none

doors

#surface · pathphase

funnel · in order

    wallet receipt

    verify · no trust in this page needed
      the deep water ↗ (opens in a new tab) fork the template ↗ (opens in a new tab)

      the whole fleet

      bLighT fLeeT

      One operation with many frequencies. Everything below runs from chain state or your own machine — no server of ours, no key, every claim checkable by a stranger. Trust first, tools second, trade last.
      trust

      museum

      What "on-chain" actually means — nine exhibits fetched live from Bitcoin, Ethereum and Base, the errors kept on the wall, the 3.99 MB inscription that nearly filled a block.

      walk the halls →
      utility

      studio gate

      Drop a trait PNG, meet the same WASM verdict the LaunchPad will run at deploy — palette, hairline, dither, margin, rect budget, each finding with its fix. Offline, zero credits.

      check your art →
      utility

      explorer

      One field: an address, a .b / .eth name, a Bitcoin txid or inscription id. Art renders from chain, inscription content decodes in your browser, inclusion carries a merkle proof verified locally.

      read any chain →
      making

      C-1 aid

      Taxonomy sizing with live collision arithmetic — the uniform bound and the weighted truth side by side, the component and byte bill under your sliders.

      run the numbers →
      making

      vaulta reader

      Any contract's table rows through public keyless APIs — the anchor's read path, three rotating endpoints, ambiguities stated rather than hidden.

      read the tables →
      conversion · docked

      marketplace

      Trading ships when it's proven, not when it's demoed. Escrow that never touches the art, delivery provable by one call — the door opens on construction we can show, not promise.

      why it waits →
      one connection carries across the fleet — the button always tells the truth about its state
      One number is all you should ever read: 1.321 b / 10 g bGoLd — the machine consumes b, you see grams. Every new vessel is a new button, not a new education.
      the corner, as promised: the deep water lives at github.com/beehive-nature — specs, receipts, corrections on the wall, every bug we ever caught kept on exhibit. The nerd stuff isn't hidden; it's just not in your way.
      ⌂ hub