The Output action row, annotated: star, wishlist, album, note, to-do, grail pin, and cart

--- title: "The App — Outputs" description: "The individual artwork surface: live on-chain rendering, fullscreen, attributes and rarity receipts, the action row, the ASCII backup, and Output-level follows." category: "app" keywords: ["output", "artwork", "live render", "rarity", "ascii backup", "grouping", "tribunal"] last_updated: "2026-09-20" --- # The App — Outputs An Output is one minted Output — the unit of collecting on PD. Its page is where the work is experienced at full strength: the actual generative script executing live from on-chain data, surrounded by everything the platform knows about the Output. ## The live render Grids and cards across the app draw each Output's stored PNG preview for speed; the Output page renders the real thing — the artist's script, running with this token's on-chain hash, exactly as `tokenURI` defines it. Fullscreen mode hands the whole viewport to the work. ## The Darkroom ◉ **How:** Long-press the artwork on its page. **Long-press the artwork** on its page and the Darkroom opens: an inspection workspace where the art is the interface and the chrome all but disappears. It renders the Output live at full resolution — never a stored image — with pixel-level zoom, so you can go right into the grain of the work. Alongside it, the Output's **real palette** as tappable swatches, sampled from the render itself rather than declared by anyone, and an optional **INVERT** mode that flips the whole Output to its negative — the printer's trick for seeing composition and value without the color arguing. INVERT is off until you tap it. The × returns you to where you came from. ## Attributes & rarity The attributes panel lists the Output's traits with per-trait rarity across the Project, and the **Rarity Receipt** is the one-tap summary of how this Output sits in its edition. Trait stars let you mark the traits you hunt for; they animate when the Output in front of you carries one. Every Output also carries its **Fingerprint** — the platform's objective read of the artwork itself, measured from its actually rendered pixels. It has [its own page](/docs/fingerprint). ## The action row The Output's verbs, in canonical glyphs, one tap each: - **①︎ ★ Star** — the silent bookmark; never generates a notification. - **②︎ ✛ Wishlist** — declared buy intent; drives financial [Pings](/docs/pings/overview). - **③︎ ◰ Album** — opens the Add-to-Album sheet ([Albums](/docs/albums)). - **④︎ ⊟ Note** — a private annotation, owner-only forever. - **⑤︎ ❍ To-Do** — writes a BUY to-do pointed at this exact Output. - **⑥︎ ⟟ Grail Pin** — pins the Output to the top of your rows. - **⑦︎ ▢ Cart** — stages the Output with the session's other candidates. | Action | Glyph | | --- | --- | | Star (bookmark, silent) | ★ / ☆ | | Wishlist (buy intent — drives Pings) | ✛ | | Album | ◰ | | Note (private) | ⊟ | | To-Do | ❍ | | Grail Pin | ⟟ | | Cart | ▢ | Starring an OUTPUT is deliberately silent — a frequent, low-stress bookmark that never generates a notification. Starring an artist, a project, or a trait is the opposite of silent: those stars are your declared taste, and movement on them drives your interest [Pings](/docs/pings/overview). Wishlist is the strongest signal of all — buy intent that drives financial Pings like wishlist hits. ## The price, in context Above the buy button an Output carries the three numbers you'd otherwise go hunting for: **its last sale**, the **project's floor**, and the **best offer** standing on it. It's the same data the Stats tab and the offer sheet already hold — put where the decision actually happens, because the buy button was the one place a price stood on its own with nothing to judge it against. The button itself says **ADD TO CART**: it stages the Output in your [Cart](/docs/app/collector-tools#the-cart), it has never bought anything on the spot. A sold-out project's **BUY (floor)** keeps its own name — that one takes you to the floor listing. ## The Output's timeline An Output's event history reads **time as distance**: in feed order, a gap of a year or more between events stretches the connector between them — longer still at five and ten years — so an Output's quiet decades are visible at a glance, not compressed into a uniform list. ## The Neighbourhood An Output's +More carries its **Neighbourhood**: the wallets in its story — the keeper, the original minter, past hands — and what else each of them holds, drawn as tappable art tiles. Provenance as a place you can walk around in. ## Spell-aware surfaces Several [Spell Book](/docs/app/spell-book) lenses live their fullest life on the Output page. With **Celestial Tracker ♃** on, the Output's title wears its birth sky — sun sign, true mint-moon disc, rising sign, in that order. **Tribunal ⚻** adds the full case file to +More: custody with tenures, the money, the parties, findings of fact, and a ruling stamp. **Degen ⚔** replaces the art with the Output's data slab entirely. And **Aura ⦿** halos the work in its own sampled colors. ## Sorting & grouping the gallery Every gallery sort is one tap — each pill cycles its directions — and a standalone **grouping toggle** (⁘ at rest) leads the sort row: tap it to fold the grid into collapsible groups. The identity dimensions come first — **artist ✺, project ⬚, owner ⌂, dominant color ◉** and their two-level combos, plus **rarity ❖** — and the cycle runs deep from there: **listed ✹, Fate ䷲, temperature °, light ◑, mood ~, orientation ▭** (read from each artwork's stored visual fingerprint), **moon phase ○, zodiac ⍟, born-on ▦** (from each Output's real mint sky), **faction ⚐** (whose flag holds the Outputs), and **numerology #** (The First, Palindromes, Primes, Round Numbers, Sevens). No dimension fakes a value — an Output the data can't place lands in an honest tail bucket that always sorts last. The active sort becomes a shareable link, grids remember their grouping per page, and up to three saved **grid presets** restore a whole view — layout, sort, and grouping — in one tap. ## The ASCII backup Every Output can emit an **ASCII backup** — a text rendering of the artwork, generated from the same on-chain data. It is the Output's survivalist form: art that can be printed, pasted, or stored anywhere text lives. ## Following an Output Individual Outputs can be followed, routing their market events (listings, sales, transfers) into your Pings — the way collectors watch a specific grail without watching its whole Project. ## Further reading - [Projects & Minting](/docs/app/projects-and-minting) - [Pings](/docs/pings/overview) - [PDProject contract reference](/docs/contracts/pd-project) — how `tokenURI` builds the render on-chain