How it works

The card

Every card is a self-contained SVG about one to two kilobytes in size, drawn by a script from the category, the wording, the palette and the emblem. There is no AI anywhere in it: the same inputs always produce exactly the same bytes, which is what makes a card already on chain reproducible from the source years later.

Getting it to somebody

The card is inscribed onto Dogecoin as a doginal, and the inscription is sent straight to the recipient's address. They do not need an account here, and they never sign anything — the card simply appears in their wallet, and it is theirs. It cannot be edited or recalled afterwards, which is rather the point of writing something down.

Sending to a lot of people at once

A send can go to one wallet, to a pasted list, or to everyone holding a particular DRC-20 token. Each recipient gets their own inscription, and each one is recorded separately, because a large send does not simply succeed or fail — the useful question afterwards is which ones did not land and why.

What this site cannot do

The public pages hold no key and cannot spend. Sending is operator-only and gated twice over, and a dry run is always the default: cards are built, signed and checked without anything being broadcast unless the operator has deliberately armed it.