GalleryMint vs ArtRoll

GalleryMint turns art fairs and galleries into digital collecting experiences. When you visit an artist's location, just tap their NFC card with your phone to instantly collect a limited-edition digital piece — no accounts, no complicated setup. Every piece you collect is a genuine blockchain token on Bitcoin Cash, giving you real proof of ownership that lives on-chain forever. Your collection is yours, secured by a wallet that only you control. HOW IT WORKS For collectors: Visit an artist's booth at an art fair or gallery Tap their NFC card with your phone A limited-edition digital piece is added to your collection instantly Browse your growing gallery of collected art anytime For artists: Upload your artwork and set edition limits (up to 1,000 per piece) Get a custom NFC card for each artwork or for artwork collections Sell editions at fairs with a simple tap Track how many editions have been collected YOUR PERSONAL GALLERY Every piece you collect appears in your personal gallery - a clean, elegant space designed to showcase art, not clutter. Tap any piece to see it full-screen, view its edition number, and verify its on-chain proof of authenticity. DISCOVER Browse artwork from artists on the platform. Find new artists and see what's being collected. BUILT ON BLOCKCHAIN Each edition is minted as a CashToken on Bitcoin Cash. This means your ownership is verifiable, permanent, and independent - no platform lock-in. Your 12-word recovery phrase is the only key to your wallet, and it never leaves your device. GalleryMint is built for the physical art world. No marketplace speculation, no gas fees, no complexity - just artists and collectors, connected by a tap.

ArtRoll is your personal art journal and exhibition/venue planner — a place to log the works that resonate with you and plan your next visit. It's yours alone, but it's also a way to connect: share the pieces that move you with family, friends, and fellow art lovers, and discover what stays with them, too. ArtRoll isn't about being told what a piece means. It's about engaging with the art you enjoy on your own terms — keeping it close, returning to it freely, whether you own the artwork or not. It's not a replacement for seeing art in person — just a companion to help you remember, and plan where you'd like to wander next on your own and with others in your own city and beyond. At heart, it's an invitation to take time after looking at an art work — to find the words for what you feel, or simply to come back to the same work, even when the words don't come.