A date, made ownable.
Bitcoin quietly stamps the world's clock — one block at a time, forever. bitmap.media turns any meaningful day into the thing you can actually hold: the district it belongs to, inside the Bitmap in a Canister — a million-tile world living entirely on-chain. Bitcoin makes the day real. The canister makes it yours.
Your date resolves to the first Bitcoin block mined that day — an immutable, public timestamp no one can fake or change.
That block is a district on the Bitmap — one of 1,000,000 tiles in a canvas that lives fully on the Internet Computer.
You claim it, name it, add a dedication. It's on-chain, permanent, and transferable — a keepsake, not a screenshot.
Three taps to keep a day.
Pick your date
A birthday, an anniversary, the day everything changed — or a festival like Diwali, Christmas or the Lunar New Year.
See its block & sigil
We find the Bitcoin block for that day and draw its one-of-a-kind sigil — the art is generated from the date itself.
Keep it or gift it
Claim it to your wallet for 0.11 ICP, seal a short dedication on-chain, and either hold it or send it to someone who lived it.
The most personal gift on the internet.
"For my daughter, the day you were born." "The night we met." A day only the two of you know. Seal it, and hand over something that can't be bought twice and never expires — because it's written to a chain no company can switch off.
Gift a day →Which day is yours?
There's only one first block of any day — and only one owner.