about
A wall that ranks money.
Inspired by outbid.lol and the pay-to-be-seen wave around it, stripped of everything except the part people actually came for: the rank.
What this is
A public wall that ranks money. You pick a name, you post an amount through Stripe, and the wall shows your name, your amount and your rank. That is the whole product: nothing to buy, nothing shipped, nothing unlocked.
Anyone can post more than you and take your place. Your name and every payment stay in the register either way.
How the money moves
Payments run through Stripe hosted checkout. We never see or store your card. What you pay is what the wall displays, and payments are final: what you bought (a public, dated record) is delivered the second you pay.
The entry minimum starts low and rises as the wall fills. Top-ups on an existing seat have no minimum.
What this is not
Not a wealth ranking: the wall shows what people chose to post, not what they are worth.
Not an investment, a raffle or a donation with perks. No return, no prize, no product. If you expect anything back beyond a rank on a wall, do not enter.
Names and removals
Enter under an X handle, a real name, a company or an alias. The first payment sets the display name; the same name always adds to the same seat.
Illegal, abusive or impersonating display names are removed without refund. That rule keeps the wall publishable, and it is the only edit we ever make.
Who runs this
Mickaël is a freelance DevOps and cloud engineer in Lyon, and a hopeless tech addict who ships small internet things faster than he names them: a cat battle game (kittenclash.com), a letter-writing app (lettrio.app), an AI photo roaster (roastmypic.ai), a box of free everyday tools (outilis.fr), and now a wall that ranks money.
Most of flexwall was built in a weekend, with AI pair-programming doing a lot of the typing and Stripe, Cloud Run and Firestore doing the heavy lifting. The whole thing is open source at github.com/ghota-tech-solutions-sass/flexwall. He builds in public on X; the follower graph is part of the experiment.
Questions, press, or a name that should not be on the wall: villers@ghotatechsolutions.com.