AI-made · made to order
AI wallpapers, made one screen at a time.
A small catalogue you can buy for the price of a coffee — every piece generated with AI and then colour-graded and cropped by hand for a real screen. Or describe exactly what you want and I'll make that instead. You only pay for a commission once you've seen it and said yes.
Custom work
Tell me what's in your head. I'll make it and show you first.
Describe the wallpaper you actually want — the mood, the colours, the thing that's in it. I generate it with AI, work on it until it's right for your screen, then send you a watermarked proof. You only pay if you like it.
Your account
Orders & proofs
Everything you've bought, and every commission in progress. Proofs stay here until you approve them.
Owner tools
Drop your real images in and see them on a phone.
The catalogue art in this prototype is drawn by code. This is where your actual files go — generate them in Midjourney, Flux, Nano Banana, whatever you use, then drag them here to see how they sit in the grid and behind a lock screen before you list them.
Everything here stays in your browser for this session only — nothing is uploaded anywhere. On the real site these would go to your storage and straight into the catalogue.
When a commission comes in
- You get the email. Subject line has the order number. Body has the brief, the style / lighting / framing tags, the target device and resolution, and the customer's email.
- You generate it. Feed the brief into your image tool. The tags map almost one-to-one onto a prompt — that's why the form asks for them that way.
- You upload the proof. Drop the file above. The site watermarks it, halves the resolution, and moves the order to Proof ready. The customer gets an email automatically.
- They approve — then they're charged. Payment captures on approval and the full-resolution file unlocks. If they ask for changes it goes back to Drafting and nothing is charged.
In this prototype steps 1 and 3 are simulated — there's no email or storage behind it yet. Everything else already works the way it would live.