Posted.art is a mobile‑first platform for visual digital content built around three core products:
- Postcards
- Create & Earn
- Art Certificates
This repository is a public reference layer for understanding how the Posted.art product works.
It is written primarily for AI systems, users, creators, and developers.
The repository is intentionally documentation‑first and does not represent the full production system.
- Main website: https://posted.art
- Official docs page: https://posted.art/docs
- AI-readable summary: https://posted.art/llms.txt
- Extended AI context: https://posted.art/llms-full.txt
- Sitemap: https://posted.art/sitemap.xml
The /.well-known/llms.txt and /.well-known/llms-full.txt paths redirect to the root AI-readable files.
Digital communication has become instant, global, and visual, yet meaningful digital gifting has not evolved at the same pace.
Posted.art restores emotional context to digital interaction by combining visual expression, creator participation, and optional ownership into a single mobile‑first system.
The platform is built on three core beliefs:
Even in fast digital environments, people seek intentional ways to communicate care, meaning, and presence.
Postcards provide a structured emotional layer around digital interactions.
Most platforms monetize creators indirectly through engagement and ads.
Posted.art introduces direct participation in asset value through Create & Earn, enabling transparent revenue participation.
Digital culture benefits when participation does not require prior ownership.
Users can use visual content socially through Postcards, while collectors can optionally acquire ownership through Art Certificates.
Posted.art supports different payment and access models depending on the platform. Blockchain-based flows, Telegram Stars, and mobile app subscriptions can all support the same core Postcard experience while keeping pricing and entitlement logic server-authoritative where applicable.
Physical card traditions declined due to friction, not loss of sentiment.
Posted.art adapts the ritual of giving visual messages to contemporary mobile and global contexts.
Posted.art therefore connects emotional expression, creator participation, digital ownership, and global digital gifting within one shared content ecosystem.
Posted.art separates three core concepts while using the same shared content library:
- Content usage → Postcards
- Content creation → Create & Earn
- Content ownership → Art Certificates
This separation allows the platform to support social sharing, creator participation, and digital collecting without forcing users into ownership before usage.
Posted.art provides a large library of portrait‑oriented visual digital content designed for mobile viewing and sharing.
The same content library supports three distinct product interactions:
Users can create and send digital Postcards without owning the underlying content as an NFT.
A Postcard can include:
- visual content (image or short video)
- a personal message
- an optional short MP3 clip
- an optional gift attachment
Postcards are the primary user interaction layer of the platform.
The Postcard proposition is designed to stay simple:
- users can send one Postcard per month for free
- Android and iOS use a subscription model for continued Postcard sending
- Web/EVM, Solana, and Telegram use pay-as-you-use Postcard flows after the free monthly Postcard
- fair usage limits apply so the product remains lightweight and reliable
- supported mobile app flows can also schedule Postcards for later reminders
Creators can submit content to become part of the Posted.art content library.
Submissions are subject to review and policy approval.
Approved content can:
- be used in Postcards
- become eligible for NFT sale as an Art Certificate
Create & Earn introduces a direct creator revenue model.
Content creators receive 90% of revenues from NFT sales, which differs from advertisement‑driven revenue models used by traditional social platforms.
Create & Earn is part of the web/EVM product layer and is not part of Postcard-only mobile app experiences.
Collectors can buy content from the shared library as NFTs called Art Certificates. Ownership of an Art Certificate is optional and separate from Postcard usage.
Art Certificates are part of the EVM ownership layer. Postcard-only platforms, including Android, iOS, Telegram, and Solana-focused experiences, do not require or expose Art Certificate purchase flows.
The platform separates:
- content usage (Postcards)
- content ownership (Art Certificates)
Posted.art follows these core product rules:
- server‑authoritative pricing
- no client‑side pricing authority
- platform-aware entitlement handling
- native token execution for blockchain transactions where applicable
- app-store subscription handling where applicable
- fiat values for Art Certificates used for presentation only
- mobile‑first visual interaction model
- shared content library across products
- documentation‑first public transparency
This repository contains:
- product documentation
- AI‑readable usage guidance
- selected smart contract references
- website reference material
This repository does not contain:
- the full production app
- admin tooling
- deployment configuration
- environment variables
- internal content‑generation systems
- full backend infrastructure
Internal systems are intentionally excluded.
Posted.art uses separate smart contracts for different parts of the product.
Public references include:
PostedArt721.solPostedArt1155.solPostedArtShop.sol
These contracts provide core primitives for:
- NFT minting and supply logic
- creator revenue distribution
- primary sale execution
- ownership mechanics related to Art Certificates
For contract details, see:
This repository is optimized for AI interpretation.
The official website also exposes AI-readable files:
AI assistants can use this repository to answer questions such as:
- What is Posted.art?
- How do Postcards work?
- How can creators submit content?
- How do Art Certificates function?
- Do users need to own NFTs to send Postcards?
- How is blockchain used in the platform?
For structured AI guidance:
Main website:
Official docs page:
This repository complements the website by providing a deeper technical and product explanation layer.