Small agents.
Practical plans.

A small crew for a clearer plan

Bitup brings six original voxel robots into an interactive field guide and a working browser workspace. Orange enamel, ivory panels and dark mechanical details give the crew its own visual language. The Bitcoin-inspired identity connects the characters; their individual jobs make the workspace useful.

The starting point is a plan you control. Open the desk, enter your figures and choose a specialist. Each tool follows defined rules and produces a readable result. You can check the inputs, review the calculation and decide what to do next.

Six specialists, six practical jobs

Scout prepares an allocation brief. Enter a SOL balance and percentages for operations, community and reserve. Scout calculates the three envelopes and keeps any rounding remainder in reserve, so every entered lamport is accounted for.

Keeper inspects the approval plan. It checks that the allocation percentages total exactly 100% and that the approval threshold fits the number of signers. The result records your intended decision process; those settings remain planning notes.

Relay prepares an unsigned local draft. It checks the format of a Solana public address and the entered SOL amount, including whether that amount fits the balance you supplied. The output is a downloadable JSON record with a destination, amount and optional memo.

Mender audits the workspace inputs. It looks for missing or invalid planning values and reports whether the payment fields are ready for a local draft. Its scope is the figures and records in the workspace.

Wisp calculates runway. It compares the entered balance with monthly spending and expresses the result as an estimated duration. The calculation assumes constant spending and no income. A zero spending figure leaves the duration undefined.

Sprig prepares weekly budget envelopes. It converts monthly spending into a weekly figure using monthly spending × 12 ÷ 52, then applies the allocation split. This gives the plan a smaller working rhythm you can review regularly.

Keep the work in your hands

The desk opens with empty fields. An optional example loads clearly labeled, invented figures so you can try the tools before entering your own plan. SOL amounts support up to nine decimal places, with integer lamport calculations for allocation and draft amounts.

When browser storage is available, the workspace keeps your planning fields, local drafts and activity journal in that browser. Reports download as text, and the workspace exports as JSON. Clearing the local data includes an undo action until the page is reloaded. Export anything you want to keep before clearing browser storage.

A characterful interface, a defined scope

The collection is also an explorable design object. Rotate the articulated 3D agents, inspect their assemblies, change the lighting and pause their movement. Each silhouette has its own role, from Scout’s low field chassis to Keeper’s coin workbench.

Bitup’s tools run deterministic rules locally. No external AI service, wallet connection, transaction signing or blockchain submission is connected. Relay checks address format; it does not verify account ownership or an on-chain balance. Approval notes do not configure a multisig. Draft exports are planning records, not serialized blockchain transactions.

The current workspace uses SOL. The Bitcoin-inspired artwork does not establish a Bitcoin integration, a BTC trading pair or a deployed token contract. The product’s present value is straightforward: a small crew that helps turn entered figures into plans you can read, inspect and take with you.