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What the bitbadges.io site is for, and a map of the pages that walk through browsing, signing, and managing tokens there.

The site at bitbadges.io is where you browse collections, review and sign transactions, claim tokens, and manage what you own. Building is developer-first: describe a token to your own AI or the bb CLI, then bring the result to the site to review and sign. This section walks a new user through each screen with real screenshots.

The bitbadges.io home page with the search bar, Explore and Create links, and the account iconThe bitbadges.io home page with the search bar, Explore and Create links, and the account icon

What the Site Does

  • Browse and search collections, accounts, and activity.
  • Read a collection: its tokens, owners, transferability, and permissions.
  • Connect a wallet and sign in, so the site can show your account and let you sign.
  • Review a transaction that a tool built for you, then sign it in your wallet.
  • Fill in a template form (subscription, NFT, vault, and more) when you prefer a form to a CLI.
  • Manage API keys, claims, plugins, and OAuth apps in the Developer Portal.
  • Claim tokens through a claim link.

The Pages

PageRead it when you want to
Connect a WalletSign in, understand what a session is, and read the two address formats
Browse and SearchFind a collection, an account, or a token from the home page
Collection PageRead the tabs on one collection, including transferability and permissions
Create Tab and In-Site FormsPick a template form, or take the programmatic path
Review and SignLand from bb preview or paste a transaction, review it, and sign
Developer PortalCreate API keys and manage claims, plugins, and OAuth apps
Account and BalancesSee the tokens you own, your approvals, and your activity
Claims and DistributionClaim a token from a claim link and read the criteria it checks

Layout

Every page shares the same header:

  1. The search bar accepts an address, username, token, or collection.
  2. Explore opens the browse page. Create opens the template picker.
  3. The account icon opens the wallet picker. After sign-in it shows your avatar.

The site follows your system theme and has a light and dark mode; the screenshots in this section switch with the docs theme. They were captured at 1440 by 900 against bitbadges.io, so the collections, accounts, and counts on screen are real. The home page keeps its dark hero in both themes.

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