Establish
A creator authorizes a persistent identity, representation, statement, and initial claims.
A registry for digital material culture
Some things deserve a life beyond the screen.
The Last Prism gives digital objects identity, custody, biography, and a way to move deliberately between people—without cryptocurrency.
- Native identity
- Not a blockchain token
- Human custody
- Not a market position
- Portable proof
- Not vendor lock-in
An empty registry
Begin with one real object.
Sign in with Supabase Auth, register an authorization passkey, then establish the first artifact. This surface no longer invents collection records.
Create the first account01 · A different premise
“A digital object can matter because an artist made it, a friend gave it, a community kept it—or simply because someone chose not to let it disappear.”
Files are easy to copy and easy to lose. Objecthood is something else: a continuous identity shaped by authorship, custody, relationships, encounters, and memory.
Cryptography can help preserve that continuity. It cannot prove artistic worth, factual truth, legal title, or cultural value. Those remain human questions.
02 · Objects in care
A collection, not a storefront.
Public artifacts will appear here after their signed genesis events are accepted.
03 · Continuity
An object becomes itself over time.
Encounter
The artifact can be inspected, exhibited, interpreted, and kept without needing a price or utility.
Give
Custody moves through intention, review, consent, departure, arrival, and an unbroken biography.
Preserve
Portable packages and public checkpoints make quiet rewriting detectable beyond this service.
Begin with one object
What would you choose to keep?
Create an artifact without a wallet, price, chain, or promise of permanence—only a careful record of what it is and who is entrusted with it.
Create an artifact