Built for
the next drop.
And the next.
One airdrop system you own and control. A shared foundation for every new experience you build.
Explore the approach ↓Keep the creative freedom.
Reuse the infrastructure.
We’ve built one-off airdrop systems for you before. As these projects become more frequent, there’s an opportunity to build a shared foundation—so each new idea doesn’t need its own airdrop engine.
You build the experience.
Your team writes the project’s logic in Firebase: who qualifies, what they receive, and when. Once someone is ready, your backend asks the airdrop API to mint or deliver the token.
The API handles the airdrop.
A central service, owned and controlled by your team, handles the delivery workflow. We’d scope permissions, transaction handling, retries, and delivery tracking once, then reuse that foundation.
A model we’ve already
built for Batsoupyum.
Earlier this year, we built a system for Batsoupyum that offers a useful starting point. These screens show the wallet and claim experience for the Toledo Museum of Art / BSY project, presented by Uprising.art.
For Batsoupyum, we used Coinbase Wallet with email onboarding, giving people a wallet they can bring to other experiences across the art ecosystem. For Beeple, we could explore Coinbase Wallet, Privy, or another approach—and decide whether one consistent wallet experience should carry across your projects.
A bigger first build.
A better starting point after that.
There’s more to scope up front. The payoff is a delivery system your team can keep using, improving, and building around.
Less repeated work.
New projects plug into the same API, letting your team focus on the experience instead of rewriting minting and airdrop logic.
Security that carries forward.
Shared controls, testing, and monitoring give each project a stronger starting point. Improvements to the core system benefit future drops too.
Control stays with you.
Your team owns the central system. Wallet choices and project experiences can evolve around it as your needs change.
Let’s scope
the first version.
We’d love to get on a call, walk through your RFP, and work out what’s worth building once for the projects ahead.
Send us a couple of times that work in our existing thread.
We’ll take it from there.
A starting point for a conversation.
Scope and implementation to be agreed together.