Nockr

base:0x9b5e262cf9bb04869ab40b19af91d2dc85761722 is live on Pons. CA: 0x228e22d59f3c38c0703cb7011a2b35d951d7d40d It does one job on Nockr: more arrows. An arrow is one go at making something. guest: 3 a day wallet: 5 a day holding base:0x9b5e262cf9bb04869ab40b19af91d2dc85761722: 20 a day holding 1,000,000 or more: 100 a day Nockr reads your balance from Robinhood Chain when you loose. Nothing to claim, nothing to stake. No promises about the price. Just more arrows. nockr.app

don't take the card's word for it. press Verify on any proof card and read the transaction yourself, then the contract on Sourcify. exact match. no owner, no admin, no funds, no upgrades.

Where Nockr stands, read at block 101,586,651: 14 arrows loosed 14 proofs on chain 1 creator That 1 creator is me. It changes with the first person who publishes after me. Every proof carries the wallet that signed it and the block it landed in, so the order of who came first sits on chain for good. Nobody can rewrite it, including me. The books are open too. The Ledger shows every ETH that comes in and every dollar the AI costs, day by day. At 08:24 UTC on Oct 30 it read 0 ETH in, $0.44 out.

Remix is how one work becomes many without losing where it came from. Pick any public work. Here it's #30, a five second film. I added one line, "the same arrow at dusk, lanterns glowing between the pines", and loosed it. 297 seconds and $0.04 later: #49, a new film made from the old one. Publish a remix and the original's fingerprint goes on chain with yours. Tip a remix and 20% goes to the original creator, in the same transaction.

What base:0x9b5e262cf9bb04869ab40b19af91d2dc85761722 is for, plainly. Every day Nockr hands out free arrows. One arrow is one go at making something. guest, no wallet: 3 wallet signed in: 5 holding base:0x9b5e262cf9bb04869ab40b19af91d2dc85761722: 20 holding 1,000,000 base:0x9b5e262cf9bb04869ab40b19af91d2dc85761722 or more: 100 An answer or an image costs 1 arrow, an app or an agent 2, a short film 3. So 20 arrows is 20 images a day, or 10 apps, or 6 films. 100 is 33 films. Your balance is read from the chain each time, never from anything you tell us.

One sentence in, a working app out. I typed: "a simple archery round timer: one big start button, 120 seconds per end, the screen turns amber for the last 30" 25 seconds later Build handed back Archery End Timer. Not a mockup. Press START and it runs. Claude writes the whole app as one HTML file, and it runs at sandbox.nockr.app on an origin of its own: no network, no forms, no frames. That one cost $0.04 to make.

14 proofs on Robinhood Chain mainnet at block 101,586,651, each about 0.00000105 ETH to record, a quarter of a cent at ETH $2,231. 🎯

From an idea to a proof, start to finish: 1. write the idea in the Studio 2. loose two versions at once 3. pick the one that hits 4. publish: your wallet signs one record() 5. PROVEN, on Robinhood Chain Both lanterns in the video were made in 5.7 seconds, $0.003 each. Before you sign, Nockr puts the gas, the fee and the chain on screen. The proof at the end is my first publish from the Studio: block 101,501,833, fee 0.00000107 ETH.

what nockr is, in 32 seconds. write an idea, pick what to make, keep the version you like. publish it and your own wallet signs the record on Robinhood Chain. every arrow leaves a proof.

This is Nockr. You write an idea and it makes the thing: an answer, an image, a short film, a web app that actually runs, or an agent. Loose a few versions side by side and keep the one that hits. The part I care about most comes after. When you publish, your own wallet signs one small record on Robinhood Chain: the work's fingerprint, your address, the block it landed in. Nockr never holds your key. So "who made this, and when" gets an answer nobody can edit afterwards. Not even me. Nock an idea. Loose it. Every arrow leaves a proof.