bookmarks die in folders. we save the things that shaped us — an essay, a tool, a color study — and never see them again.
drag to wander, click a point for its details. with the map focused, arrow keys pan, plus and minus zoom, and 0 resets. every link is also listed in the index below.
your internet, mapped.
$RILL·built on solana·
recently saved
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/ index
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nothing matches. try another word, or .
stored locally in this browser. nothing leaves your device unless you export it.
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/ trails
a trail is a path through links. walk it on the map, or share it as a link that opens its own trail page — the whole trail lives in the link itself, nothing is uploaded.
the best curators rise on the boardboosted · paid for by burning $RILL
boosted trails paid for their spot by burning $RILL — burned, removed from the supply forever; nobody receives it. anyone can boost a published trail from its page.
featured · curated by rill
following · new trails from curators you follow
the curators you follow have not published a trail yet.
your trails
no trails yet — string a few links together, or save a featured one above.
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/ manifesto
the internet is a river,
not a feed.
rill turns what you save into a living map. collections become currents, links become points, and the shape of your curiosity finally becomes visible.
your map is yours. it lives in your browser, exports as plain json, and — only if you want — can be anchored on solana. portable first, on-chain optional.
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/ how it works
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save
paste a link, name it, pick a collection. three fields, no account.
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map
it becomes a point in your atlas. collections become currents that pull related links together.
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anchor
connect a wallet and sign your atlas for free, then anchor its fingerprint on solana devnet — proof of what you mapped, and when.
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share
string links into a trail and share it as a link. it opens as its own page: anyone can walk it and save it to their own atlas.
save from anywhere
drag this to your bookmarks bar. on any page, click it — rill opens with that page ready to save.
on android: add rill to your home screen, then use share → rill from any app. iphones do not offer sharing to web apps yet.
import reads your browser's bookmarks export (an html file) or a list of urls, one a line, right here in this browser — nothing is uploaded, and you see every folder before anything is saved.
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/ why solana
- ~400ms
- sub-second finality. slots land in roughly 400 milliseconds — anchoring feels like saving, not waiting.
- <$0.01
- fees in fractions of a cent. a 5,000-lamport base fee per signature keeps small actions sensible.
- cNFT
- state compression. merkle-tree storage makes millions of compressed nfts cheap — one per atlas, one per trail.
- wallet-native
- sign in with what you have. phantom, solflare, backpack. no email, no password.
your solana, mapped: paste an address and rill draws its public history as a map — the protocols it used, its transactions, its last moves. read-only, nothing stored.
map your walletnetwork facts from public solana documentation — solana.com ↗
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/ $RILL
a token for the people who keep the map worth reading.
- vouchback a curator with your $RILL weight — nothing leaves your wallet.live
- earncurators can receive rewards from the buyback treasury, paid by the team — every payment on the ledger.live
- boostburn $RILL to put a published trail in the boosted strip on rill's home page.live · burn
- nameburn $RILL to claim @yourname — one per wallet, shown wherever your wallet is.live · burn
- storepay atlas storage and anchoring credits.planned
- governvote on protocol parameters.planned
vouch and earn are live since roadmap 04: vouching is a free signature and nothing is locked; rewards are decided and paid by the team from the buyback treasury, each one on the buybacks ledger — no amount, schedule or yield is promised. on-chain staking, a program that locks $RILL, is next (05). boost and name burn $RILL: the tokens are removed from the supply forever — nobody receives them — and every burn is listed on the buybacks page. store and govern are planned, not built: storage credits come with mainnet anchoring (07), governance with the rill dao (09). the curator board →
where the fees flow
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trading people trade $RILL on the open market.
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creator fees a small creator fee on each trade goes to the team wallet.
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claimed the team claims those fees.
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bought back and spends them buying $RILL back.
- sol claimed
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- sol spent on buybacks
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- $RILL bought back
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plus $RILL burned by boosts and names: —
every claim and buyback is listed with its transaction. see every transaction
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| contract address | 3w82rgQsoyXEbYLuQK31BbDS7PMfGzTDLVCFFZyypump
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not read yet — verify on solscan ↗
in your atlas
- links saved
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- collections
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live on rill
- curators on the board
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- $RILL vouched
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- $RILL burned by utility
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your atlas is counted in this browser.
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/ roadmap
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[live]
concept preview
local atlas, collections, index, json export.
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[live]
$RILL launch
token launched on solana.
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[live]
public trails
trails, share links, trail pages and featured trails curated by rill.
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[live]
wallet sign-in + anchoring
connect a wallet, sign your atlas, anchor it on devnet. next: mainnet anchoring.
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follow graph + staking
published trails, curator pages, follow, vouch staking and the curator board. rewards from the buyback treasury, paid on the ledger.
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[next]
on-chain staking
a solana program that locks $RILL, audited before it touches mainnet. program written and tested — devnet next.
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[live]
save from anywhere
a "save to rill" button for any page, share-to-rill on phones, and one-click import of your browser bookmarks.
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[later]
mainnet anchoring
anchor atlas snapshots on solana mainnet, paid with $RILL storage credits.
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[later]
mobile app
rill on your phone: save from the share sheet, walk trails on the go.
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[later]
rill dao
governance handed to holders: vote on protocol parameters and treasury use.
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/ how to get $RILL
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install a wallet
any solana wallet — phantom, solflare or backpack.
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fund it with SOL
buy or transfer a little SOL to cover the swap and fees.
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swap
use a solana dex aggregator with the official contract address.
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vouch · live
back a curator you trust with your $RILL weight on the curator board — free, and nothing leaves your wallet.
only trust the contract address published here and on our official channels.
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/ faq
01what is rill?
a personal internet atlas. you save links into collections and rill draws them as a map — points, currents and hubs — instead of a list you never reopen.
02do i need crypto to use it?
no. the atlas works fully offline in your browser. wallets and $RILL are optional layers for anchoring and curation.
03where is my data?
in your browser's local storage, on this device only. use export json in the index to keep a copy or move it elsewhere.
04how do shared trails work?
the whole trail — names, links, notes — is packed into the link after the #, which browsers never send to a server. a shared link opens its own trail page: whoever has it can walk your trail on the map and save a copy to their own atlas. a share link uploads nothing: the trail exists only in the link.
05what does anchoring on solana mean?
proving what you mapped, and when. connect a wallet, then open it from the top bar. "sign your atlas" has your wallet sign a message holding a sha-256 fingerprint of your atlas — free, no transaction, no fees. "anchor on devnet" then writes that fingerprint to solana's free test network in a memo transaction, so its time is on-chain. your links never leave your browser, only the fingerprint does. anchoring on mainnet comes later.
06is $RILL live?
yes. $RILL has launched on solana. only trust the contract address published on this site, on x.com/Rillatlas and in t.me/rillatlas — anything else is not us. admins never DM first.
07what is vouch staking?
a way for $RILL holders to back the curators they trust. open a curator's page and vouch: your wallet signs a message — free, no transaction. nothing is locked and your tokens never leave your wallet; your weight is your $RILL balance when you vouch, re-checked on-chain by a daily job, oldest checks first — a lower balance lowers it at its next check, and a wallet that no longer holds $RILL drops out. who a wallet vouches for, and with what weight, is public to anyone who knows its address. you back one curator at a time and can change or unvouch whenever you like; the curator board ranks curators by the weight behind them. curator rewards go to curators, not to the wallets that vouch — vouching itself pays nothing. they come from the buyback treasury: the team decides amounts and timing, pays them by hand and lists every payment on the buybacks ledger with its transaction. no yield is promised. on-chain staking, which locks $RILL in an audited program, is the next phase (05).
08is this financial advice?
no. this is a concept preview. the token facts on this page are read live from solana, and every planned feature is marked as planned. do your own research.
09how do i save from other sites?
drag the "save to rill" button from save from anywhere to your bookmarks bar. on any page, click it: rill opens in a new tab with that page's address and title in the add-a-link dialog — pick a collection and save, or cancel; nothing is saved until you do. on android, add rill to your home screen and it shows up in the share menu. to bring everything in at once, export your bookmarks from your browser (an html file) and use import bookmarks: rill reads the file in this browser, shows every folder with its count, and turns the folders you keep into collections. only web links (http and https) are saved, and links already in your atlas are skipped.
09how does publishing work?
a share link carries the whole trail and uploads nothing. publishing is the other way: rill keeps a copy of the trail — its name, links and notes — with your wallet address as its curator, and gives it a short link (rillatlas.com/t/…) that shows a proper preview on x. your wallet signs a message to publish (free, no transaction); only wallets holding $RILL can publish. published trails are public and listed on your curator page, where others can follow you. you can unpublish at any time, which deletes rill's copy. rill does not check what a trail links to, and does not verify who is behind a wallet.