DOGE Dogecoin doginals

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The Dogecoin doginal hub

Dogecoin doginals: a wallet, a set of collections, and a few open protocols. Everything here runs without an account, and the wallet's keys never leave your browser.

Download the wallet — Android APK Use it in your browser

The APK is just the wallet. This site is the wallet and everything else — and the app links back here. What you are downloading →

Engine checking…
Collections
Total supply
Inscribed on chain
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Start here

What you can get today, and what it costs

Everything here is on Dogecoin, and none of it needs an account. Get the wallet first — every one of the projects below is paid for and delivered from your own wallet, and the same wallet holds all of them.

Open the wallet

Live

The full non-custodial wallet runs in this browser. No install, no account, no password — you get a 12-word phrase and that is the whole login.

Free · network fee only when you send

Open the wallet

Download the Android app

Live

The same wallet with an app icon and camera access for the QR scanner. Sideloaded — it is not on the Play Store.

v1.0.1 · 2.4 MB · free

Download the APK

Mint a King James verse

Minting

GOD SAVES — any one of the 31,102 verses as a one-of-one, mintable exactly once, inscribed to your own wallet. This is the only mint here with pieces genuinely on chain.

per verse + network fee ·

Mint a verse ↗

Adopt a Doginal

Reading…

FDRE — the shelter. People send Doginals they no longer want to the shelter, and anyone can adopt one for the cost of the ride home — the transfer's network fee plus half again, floored at 1 DOGE. No listings, no bidding, no floor price.

Adoption fee right now:

Reading the shelter…

Visit the shelter ↗

Put a pet or an asset on chain

Live

BEACON — a pet's chip number, name and lost-and-found lines, or a tool's serial, custodian and site, written as plain text anyone can read straight off the chain. You inscribe it yourself; nobody holds the record for you.

No service fee, no subscription — network fee, well under a DOGE

Register a pet ↗Register an asset ↗

Push a pixel

Live

PIXEL PUSHER — paint one pixel on a shared 1000 × 1000 board. Your push is a few dozen bytes of plain text on chain, so the board can be rebuilt from Dogecoin by anyone, without this site.

ink fee per push + network fee ·

Open the board ↗

Mint a midnight edition

Reading…

At midnight the pixel board is captured exactly as it stood and that snapshot becomes a one-of-one, mintable once. Each edition names the block height it was taken at, so it is checkable against the chain.

Edition price: + network fee

Reading the minter…

See the editions ↗

Claim a block number

Live

DOGEMAP — the inscription <blockheight>.dogemap, one per Dogecoin block, first inscriber wins. There is no claim button anywhere: the site tracks the frontier and the open numbers, and you inscribe from your own wallet.

Network fee only — the cost is being early · right now:

Watch the frontier ↗

Built, but not open — said plainly. BLUE COLLAR () is 250 drawn challenge coins for the 25 skilled trades, and GROUP () is ten one-of-one engraved plates. Both galleries are browsable and both are worth a look, but neither has an order route built, so there is nothing to buy and no waitlist to join for either one today. They are listed in the register below with the same status the engine reports. bluecollar.hankelsner.tech ↗group.hankelsner.tech ↗Every project, live from the registry

Download the wallet

The APK is only the wallet. This site is the wallet plus everything else — the collections, the inscribers, the protocols. The app opens this same site, so nothing you do in one is missing from the other.

Download for Android Use it in your browser What you are downloading

v1.0.1 · 2.4 MB · Android · sideload

Or just use it here

Nothing to install. The browser wallet and the app are the same code, the same keys and the same 12-word phrase, so there is nothing to migrate either way.

Open the wallet →

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BEACON — look up a tag

Pets and assets
Found a pet?

Look up a pet ID

Scanned a microchip, or read a number off a tag on the collar? Type it in. No account, nothing to install, and it works for whoever finds the animal — not just the owner.

Spaces and dashes are ignored — type the number exactly as the scanner showed it. A pet's name works too, and a 64-character transaction ID reads that record straight off Dogecoin, even if this index has never seen it.

Asset tag

Look up an asset tag

The same records with the corporate vocabulary — custodian, site, in service — for equipment, instruments, vehicles and inventory.

Two inscriber services, one protocol

BEACON/1 is the same plain-text record either way. The two sites differ only in the words they use and who they are for.

Pet inscriber

Live

Write a pet's chip number, name, status and the six lines a finder would need onto Dogecoin, from your own wallet. If they ever go missing, a second small inscription flips the record to MISSING and adds where they were last seen.

No subscription, no service fee — network fee, well under a DOGE

Register a pet ↗ Find a pet ↗ pet.hankelsner.tech ↗

Runs on DogecoinWalletProject dashboard

The chain is the registry; these sites are a cache. The lookup index only knows records it has been shown, so a record made with somebody else's tool may not be listed — paste its transaction ID and it is decoded from Dogecoin itself and indexed for everyone. The record format is published, so anyone can build a competing reader without this project existing.

How a BEACON record is put togetherThe BEACON/1 protocol ↗

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What a doginal is

Four steps, no jargon. If you understand these you understand the whole site.

  1. An inscription writes data onto one specific satoshi on Dogecoin. A picture, a Bible verse, a pet's chip number — the bytes go into a transaction and land on one particular unit of one particular coin.
  2. The first person to inscribe it owns it. There is no registrar and no waiting list. Whoever writes it first has it, and moving the satoshi moves the piece.
  3. That satoshi rides inside an ordinary coin. Your inscription lives in a normal unspent output, so a wallet that does not know the difference can quietly hand your art to a miner as a fee, or send it away as change.
  4. This wallet refuses to spend anything it has not positively identified as plain DOGE. Coin selection is cardinal-only, and if the classifier that identifies asset-bearing coins is unreachable, the wallet spends nothing at all — it fails closed rather than risk burning a piece.

How inscribing actually works, and what you can write today →

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The ecosystem map

One card per surface

Wallet

Live

Send and receive DOGE, transfer Doginal NFTs, and do the full two-step DRC-20 transfer — with the keys and the signing kept in your browser.

Free · network fee 1 / 2 / 5 DOGE per kB

Open the wallet

DogecoinProject dashboardGet the app

BLUE COLLAR

Ready — not yet inscribed

Struck challenge coins for the 25 skilled trades — ten per trade, and serial 01 of each trade is that trade's single 24K gold one-of-one. All 250 are drawn and the gallery is browsable, but the mint is not open yet and nothing is on chain.

Planned at 5 / 8 / 12 / 18 / 25 DOGE by grade ·

bluecollar.hankelsner.tech ↗

Runs on DogecoinWalletProject dashboard

GROUP

Ready — not yet inscribed

Ten one-of-one engraved plates — words that mean the same thing to a machine and to a group of people. Built and viewable; there is no mint page and nothing is inscribed.

Not for sale ·

group.hankelsner.tech ↗

Runs on DogecoinWalletProject dashboard

BEACON — pet inscriber

Live

A pet's chip number, name and lost-and-found details written as plain text on chain, so the lookup keeps working even if the registry that issued the chip goes under. You inscribe it from your own wallet.

No subscription, no service fee — network fee, well under a DOGE

Look up a pet IDpet.hankelsner.tech ↗

Runs on DogecoinWalletProject dashboard

DOGEMAP

Live

A dogemap is the inscription <blockheight>.dogemap, one per block, first inscriber wins. The dashboard tracks the chain tip, the mint frontier, and which numbers are open right now.

First inscriber wins ·

dogemaps.hankelsner.tech ↗

Runs on DogecoinWalletProject dashboard

PIXEL PUSHER

Live

A 1000 × 1000 shared canvas where every pixel is a few dozen bytes in an OP_RETURN under PIXPSH/1. The site is only a cache — the board can be rebuilt from the chain by anyone.

1 DOGE ink fee per push ·

pxlpsh.hankelsner.tech ↗

Runs on DogecoinWalletProject dashboard

FDRE — the shelter

Reading…

Free Doge Ring Earth: send an unwanted doginal to the shelter and it becomes a resident anyone can adopt for the cost of the ride home — the transfer’s network fee plus half again, floored at 1 DOGE. Intake works today. Whether adoptions are running is read from the shelter itself.

Adoption fee right now: ·

fdre.hankelsner.tech ↗

Runs on DogecoinWalletProject dashboard

Projects browser

Live

Every collection the engine knows about, with supply, inscribed count and status — and a per-collection viewer with art, on-chain traits and rarity for the collections that expose an item API.

Free · no account

Browse the projects

DogecoinWalletInscribe

One chain, one wallet. Every project above is on Dogecoin, so the same browser wallet holds all of them and the same dashboard lists all of them — there is no separate account, token or app per collection. Each card links to both, so wherever you land you can get back: the wallet and the project dashboard.

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Live collection register

Read from the engine at page load

Nothing in this table is typed into the page. It is whatever the collection registry reports right now, including the ones with nothing on chain.

MintingOpen, and pieces are genuinely inscribed.
LiveA working tool or protocol you can use now.
Ready — not yet inscribedBuilt and viewable; nothing is on chain.
Collections reported by the engine registry
Collection Kind Supply Inscribed % Status Site
Reading the registry…

Supply is blank for the open protocols — BEACON, DOGEMAP and PIXEL PUSHER have no fixed edition, so there is no number to report.

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Do something today

Five concrete things, with what each actually costs and what is honestly not working yet.

Mint a King James verse

Pick any of the 31,102 verses and mint it to your own wallet. Flat 1 DOGE per verse plus the network fee — no tiers, no allowlist, no auction. Each verse can only ever be minted once.

Mint a verse ↗How the mint works ↗

Look over BLUE COLLAR before it opens

All 250 coins are drawn and zero of them are on chain. The mint is not open yet — the order route it needs is not built, so there is nothing to buy today and no waitlist to join. Prices are planned at 5, 8, 12, 18 or 25 DOGE depending on the grade. Traits are written inside the artwork itself, so the picture and the metadata cannot drift apart. Browse the whole set and judge it on the art, which is all anyone can honestly do right now.

Browse all 250bluecollar.hankelsner.tech ↗

Put your pet's chip number on chain

One small inscription carries the chip number, the pet's name, and six lines a finder would need. No account, no subscription, no platform cut — you pay the Dogecoin network fee, well under a DOGE, and you inscribe it from your own wallet. If they ever go missing, a second small inscription flips the record to MISSING. Everything you write is public and permanent, so give a town rather than a street.

Register a pet ↗Find one by chip number ↗

Race for a block number

Dogemaps are not a backlog waiting to be picked over — the mint frontier trails the chain tip by only a handful of blocks, so the valuable numbers are future blocks and claiming one is a real-time race. The scoring is plain arithmetic (palindromes, mirrors, repdigits, primes, runs), so you can re-derive the target list yourself instead of trusting ours.

Watch the frontier ↗Pack planner ↗

Verify a canvas against the chain yourself

PIXEL PUSHER publishes a CC0, single-file, standard-library-only rebuilder with no API key. Run it, rebuild the board from Dogecoin, and check that its digest matches the one the site serves. The genesis canvas is genuinely inscribed; the board itself is still empty, so early pixels are wide open at the 1 DOGE ink fee.

Get the rebuilder ↗Read PIXPSH/1 ↗

And the shelter. FDRE takes in doginals nobody wants and lists them for adoption at the transfer's network fee plus half again, floored at 1 DOGE. The fee it is quoting right now is , and . Intake is working: you can drop one off today. Whether an adoption can complete right now is the shelter's own answer, read from it at page load. Visit the shelter ↗Meme kit ↗
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Custody and limits

What leaves your browser

Signed transaction hex, and only after you tick the confirmation box. That is the entire list. The signing core has no network code in it at all — no seed, no 12-word phrase, no private key is ever transmitted. Everything else the page fetches is public chain data: balances, unspent outputs, asset classification, transaction history.

What this site can never do

It holds no key, so it cannot move your coins, cannot freeze them, and cannot recover them. There is no account and no password here. If you lose the 12-word phrase, nobody — including us — can get the wallet back.

The limits, stated once.
  • The signing key sits unencrypted in the browser tab until you lock or close it. There is no PIN and no encryption at rest.
  • One address only. A single derived key, and change comes back to the same address — no rotation, no privacy from address reuse.
  • No fee bump and no RBF. A transaction sent at too low a fee cannot be sped up from this wallet.
  • NFT thumbnails are rendered by this site's own engine, and history shows each transaction id as a tap-to-copy value rather than a link off the site. An image that cannot be fetched falls back to a content-type glyph; nothing else in the wallet depends on it.
  • The camera QR scanner needs the browser's built-in BarcodeDetector, so it does not work in Firefox or Safari. Typing or pasting an address always works.
  • Asset safety depends on the classifier. If it is unreachable the wallet may report nothing spendable — that is the fail-closed behaviour working, not a bug.