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The whole sky, inscribed on-chain one shard at a time.

Aurora is 10,000 shards of one long night under a sky that never stops moving: 12 colors, 20 clusters, one endless curtain of light. You don't pick a picture from a list. You fly into the sky, drift until a patch of it grabs you, and mint it.

What is a shard?

One patch of the big aurora, cut out and kept. The whole sky is a 125 × 80 grid, which makes exactly 10,000 patches, and each patch is its own token, #00001 to #10000. A shard's picture comes from its number alone — same number always gives you the same shard.

How do I mint?

  1. Connect your wallet (top right). Any EVM wallet works — MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet, etc.
  2. Click a patch on the aurora map, or hit Pick a random shard. A preview of your NFT shows up on the right.
  3. Hit Mint and confirm the transaction. The price is 0.00002 ETH (~$0.05) plus gas, on Robinhood Chain.

The chain

The whole sky lives on Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663). The site will automatically ask your wallet to switch to it.

Navigation

Scroll or pinch to zoom in, drag to pan. Click a patch to select it; minted patches appear dimmed.

Traits

Every shard has four traits: Main color (12 values), Time (UTC second it was caught), Cluster (one of 20 named regions), and Number (1 – 10,000).

The art

Everything is painted live in your browser via WebGL — layered curtains, rays, haze, stars, and a mountain horizon. When you mint, your shard is locked as a still image on-chain.

Connect wallet

Select a wallet extension installed in your browser.