Add your entries
Emails or social handles, plus a prize for each place.
Duplicates are removed.
Seal your entry list, let a Bitcoin block that doesn't exist yet pick the winners, and give every participant a link to check it was fair.
No tokens, no wallet, no crypto knowledge needed — Bitcoin is only the source of randomness. Free for now · Why we built it
How it works, in under a minute.
Name it, set the prizes, and pick a future Bitcoin block to draw from.
Upload a CSV or paste emails and handles. Repeats are merged for you.
Hours before the draw, the list is sealed into one fingerprint and stamped on Bitcoin.
Once it's mined, its hash shuffles the list. The top spots win, in prize order.
Emails or social handles, plus a prize for each place.
Duplicates are removed.
Choose a time; we suggest the Bitcoin block due then.
Nobody knows that block's hash until it's mined.
Hours before the draw, entries, prizes and block are sealed into one fingerprint.
Change anything and the fingerprint changes.
OpenTimestamps anchors the fingerprint within hours — long before the draw block.
Only a hash leaves the server.
Type a handle or email; the browser checks the proof.
A proof reveals only your own entry.
The mined block's hash shuffles the locked list.
Same list + same block = same winners.
The public page re-runs every step in the browser.
Change one entry or winner and a check fails.
A Bitcoin block's hash does — and nobody knows it until the block is mined. Not the organizer, not us.
It's sealed into one fingerprint and timestamped on Bitcoin hours before that block exists.
The block is fixed before entries close. Same list, same block, same winners — every time.
Every participant can check their own entry against the fingerprint, without seeing anyone else's.
No. Bitcoin is only the source of randomness; checking an entry or a result takes a browser.
So the timestamp confirms first. That's the proof the list existed before the winning block did.
A public page to check their entry by email or handle, a countdown to the block, and the draw to re-run once it's done.
No. A private list publishes only its fingerprint, and each person can still check that they're in.
Millions of entries, from CSV files or pasted lists. Repeats are merged and invalid rows are reported back to you.
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