The App — Collector Tools
The sandbox layer: tools that live above every page and turn browsing into working. All of them are free, most of them are a swipe away, and none of them touch the chain until you do.
- ①︎ PINGS — the inbox. Scrolling the list is what marks pings read; long-press a row to quiet its source.
- ②︎ NOTES — your private marginalia, owner-only forever.
- ③︎ TO-DOS — + composes (it parses plain language), ☇ opens Workflows; press and hold the header and the whole PriceOS Suite opens.
- ④︎ MY PD — the settings surface; its own map is on Settings & Display.
To-Dos ❍
How: Open the connect menu's To-Dos panel — + composes a to-do, ☇ opens Workflows.
The collector's task list, PD-flavored: items can carry ETH targets and budgets (◊), building a war-chest meter toward a goal. Completed items flip ❍ → ✓, strike through, and sink. Reminders surface as toasts; the Workflows ☇ system automates recurring sequences on top.
The Sentinel watches even when you don't. A BUY to-do with a ◊ target — and any armed price or upload Workflow — is evaluated server-side every minute against live listings and fresh uploads. The moment a trigger crosses, you get a real Ping and a native lock-screen push, app open or closed. Each trigger fires exactly once; retarget it and it re-arms. In the app, a hit target also flips its row to READY and floats it to the top.
Notes ⊟
Private per-Output annotations — owner-only, forever. The collector's marginalia: why you bought it, what you'd pay for its sibling, what the artist said about it.
The Cart ▢
A staging area for Outputs you're circling. The Cart holds intent — assembling a session's candidates in one place before any of them becomes a transaction.
It tells you what changed while you were deciding. A cart is somewhere Outputs sit for a while, and the market doesn't wait. Each row carries what has moved since you put it there:
- SOLD — somebody else bought it. The only red on the row, because it's the only one that cost you something.
- PRICE MOVED — with the price you originally saw, so you can judge the new one.
- OFFERS IN — bids standing against the Output, with the best of them.
The cart mark in the navbar turns red when anything on the list has changed, and a change also reaches you as a Ping so you don't have to keep opening it. The baseline is the price this device first saw, held on the device itself.
The Haul. Finishing a buy doesn't dump you out of the cart — it prints a receipt: what you bought, and what else that artist has listed, each one a tap to add. Follow the artist from the same card, or save the receipt as a picture through the same share sheet as the Rarity Receipt. Nothing you do on it closes it.
The Bench
How: Drag an Output onto it — the Bench docks at the bottom and holds the set.
The comparison tray: drag Outputs onto it to hold them side by side while you keep browsing. The Bench is deliberately drag-only — it docks at the bottom of the screen and holds its set until you clear it.
The Calc
A pricing scratchpad in a sheet — quick math on editions, targets, and splits without leaving the page you're on.
The Calendar ▦
The platform's temporal surface: what minted when, what's minting, and your own marks on the timeline.
The Anchor ♆
Your own reference price, per collection: set the number a Project's prices should be read against, and surfaces that price against it. An anchor is a private opinion the interface respects.
Portfolio
How: Open your profile's Portfolio tab.
The full holdings view: everything the wallet owns with the market layer on — and The Shadow (◐), its paper-trading twin, for the positions you didn't take.
The Watch ⬬
Per-page watchlists — items you're actively monitoring, with watch hits routed into your Pings.
Global search
One field, the whole platform: Projects, Outputs, artists, collectors, @names.
Workspaces
How: Switch personas from settings — one tap swaps the whole arrangement.
Whole tool arrangements — every mode, spell, and setting — saved as one-tap personas (Curator, Scout, Trader, Oracle, Socialite, Insider, Degen, DJ…) and switchable from settings. They ride Setup Codes, so a workspace is also shareable. See Settings & Display.
The PD miniplayer ♫
How: Play any soundtrack — the miniplayer appears on the bottom band while music plays.
Play any soundtrack — a project page's SOUNDTRACK button, an Output's ♫ key, your Starred Soundtracks, a pinned soundtrack in the top bar — and the PD miniplayer appears on the bottom band: a compact deck with the real video as a tiny album-art window, the track readout, and transport keys. It exists only while music is playing; close it and it's gone completely. Navigation never interrupts the audio.
- Five faces. The ⎇ MODE key cycles the deck through five looks, from the full deck to a bare signal chip — the key rides every face and switches instantly.
- The station picker. Tap the screen to change stations: your starred soundtracks first, then every album on the platform.
- Honest tuning. A station that can't be reached says DEAD LINK within seconds instead of spinning; broken tracks skip themselves.
PD Wrapped
How: Summon wrapped in the Command Stone.
Your collecting story, on demand: summon wrapped (or recap, or
wrapped 90d for a custom window) in the Command Stone and PD plays back
your period — Outputs in and out, net ◊ flow, your biggest realized flip,
your best floor call, and your top counterparty.
Lists ≡
Your own named groupings of anything you've starred — artworks, projects, traits, artists, soundtracks, transactions. Private, priced, and reorderable. They have their own page: Lists.