DiceCo on the Internet Computer

Websites and apps that live on the blockchain.

Everything here runs on-chain on ICP, the Internet Computer. It's owned by DiceCo, served straight from the blockchain, with no wallet connect and no rented servers.

  • Secure by default
  • ~$1 a year to host
  • You own it

Projects

Built by DiceCo, running on-chain

Real tools you can use right now. Every one of them lives on the Internet Computer.

Proof, not promises: this page is running on-chain right now.

No web host, no server rack, no monthly bill. This page is served by a smart contract (a "canister") on the Internet Computer blockchain, and so is Intuitive Explorer (opens in a new tab). Go poke around. That's our showcase.

Why on-chain

A better home for your website

Secure by default

Cryptography is the foundation, not a patch. Your site is built on top of it from day one.

You own it

No landlord, no surprise renewals, and no platform that can delete you. You hold the keys.

About $1 a year

That's the typical cost to host a small website. No monthly subscription, no hidden fees.

Update it by asking

Tell an AI bot what to change and it updates your live site in minutes, for pennies per edit.

How it works

Three steps to on-chain

  1. Tell us what you need

    A new site, an app, or moving the one you already have. Plain English is perfect.

  2. We build and launch it on-chain

    We design it, put it on the Internet Computer, and connect your own domain with free HTTPS.

  3. Update anytime by just asking

    Want a new photo or a price change? Ask your AI bot and kick back while it does the work.

FAQ

Good questions, straight answers

Why would I want my website and apps on-chain?

Security, built in from the ground up. Most of today's web (web2) was built insecure first, then wrapped in layer after layer of security like mummy gauze. Every gap in the gauze is a hole an attacker can slip through.

A blockchain like ICP flips that around. Cryptography is the foundation, so it's secure by default, and your website or app is built on top of it instead of having security bolted on as an afterthought. The core cryptography behind ICP, and blockchains like Bitcoin, has never been broken.

Bonus: no server to patch, no hosting account to get phished, and every update is signed by the keys you control.

Is it more expensive than my current domain or hosting provider?

Usually it's a lot cheaper. ICP uses a different funding model: instead of a monthly bill, you prepay "cycles," which are like fuel for your site. Their price moves a little with the market, but a typical small website costs about $1 a year to run.

No hidden fees, no monthly subscription, just a top-up every few years. You still keep your own domain name.

Is it harder to build on the blockchain?

Yes, it is! But not when you let DiceCo set up your workflow. When we're done, you tell an AI bot what changes you want and kick back while it updates your site in real time, for pennies per edit.

Do my visitors need a crypto wallet?

Nope. To your visitors it's a normal website that opens in any browser, on any phone or computer. No wallet, no sign-up, no crypto knowledge needed.

Can I use my own domain name?

Yes. We point your domain (like yourbusiness.com) at your on-chain site, and it gets a free HTTPS certificate that renews itself automatically. Nothing to buy, nothing to remember.

Who owns it?

You do. Your site lives in its own canister (a smart contract that holds your site), and we can set it up so you're the one in control of it. No hosting company or platform can quietly change it, hold it hostage, or take it down on you.

What happens if the cycles run low?

Nothing scary, and it won't happen by surprise. Your site pauses long before anything is lost, and a quick top-up brings it right back. We can keep an eye on the fuel gauge for you and give you a heads-up well before it's needed.

Ready to put your business on-chain?

Tell us what you've got and what you'd like. We'll reply with a plan in plain English, no jargon and no pressure.

Get your business on-chain