Wickmoth
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Illustrated ring · local heading only

Bearing ring with a moth silhouette holding the current heading N E S W
Northwick 000°

    Interactive demonstration. The ring writes locally. No heading has been minted.

    A plate from the night desk

    Good moths.
    Better bearings.

    Night flyers keep a line by a lantern more stubbornly than by a map. Wickmoth treats that stubbornness as a product: one ring, one silhouette, one heading that can later be claimed. Until then the plate is paper, and the notes stay with you.

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    Field plate: moth specimen with wing venation, a small lantern, and a paper bearing ring on cream paper
    Studio plate: wing dust, wick, and the ring. Not a live compass or a token.

    How a heading is held

    01

    Turn the ring

    Drag the moth, type a degree, or tap a cardinal. The silhouette stays on that bearing.

    02

    Write the plate

    Keep a short note on the heading. It persists in this browser and can be opened again.

    03

    Stop before claim

    On-chain heading identity is not wired. Ask for a claim only to see that boundary.

    On-chain heading claim

    SOON

    This desk can hold a local bearing. It cannot yet mint that heading, attach a contract, or move a token.