A deck for everything
One link. A living page.
A Chiplag deck is a place to promote something, explain it properly, sell a small line of products, and keep the conversation going. Product, organization, cause, artwork, prototype or a big idea — it all gets one calm, memorable home.
6 Deck Cards
5 Deck Tree links
Posts & discussion
Collections
Deck Shop
Quarter Deck
Build using Premium AI Models
The format
One page, many jobs.
Most things worth sharing need more than a post and less than a whole website. A deck gives you the middle ground: structured enough to explain, open enough to talk back.
Launch a product
A brochure that stays current: the design story, the details, the buy link and the questions people ask after the announcement.
Host a conversation
Put a question at the centre. Let posts, replies and collections build into a thoughtful record instead of a disappearing feed.
Introduce an organization
Who you are, what you do, how to reach you, and the work that shows it — in one link you can put anywhere.
Move a cause forward
Explain the issue, share the evidence, point people to action, and keep supporters close as the campaign evolves.
Show the work
A portfolio, an exhibition note, a process journal. Images become collections; collections become a body of work.
Test an idea
Share a prototype, gather reactions, and update the same page as it becomes something real.
Sell a small line
Add physical products with images, stock, shipping and your own PayPal checkout. Buyers stay inside the deck story.
Work on it together
Quarter Deck gives owners and editors a shared working pad under Collections, while visitors read along.
The demo shelf
See the format in the wild.
Six demo decks, six different jobs, all live now. Every card below is clickable and opens the demo deck. Five share one Deck Chain; Velvet Hour is a standalone 18+ demo with its own age gate. Every demo now includes a Quarter Deck; shop-enabled demos also include physical products.
Live demo · Product
iPhone 18
A full product brochure: design, display, camera, performance, finishes and a direct route to buy. Includes a small physical shop with a leather case and launch poster.
Live demo · MusicBack to Jabber
A late-night album campaign for Mara Vale: lyric card, track list, one multi-song player, creation notes, tour dates and a sticky release post. Includes a two-item merch shop.
Live demo · OrganizationParadise Architecture & Build
Two luxury detached homes, side by side, with an architect, builder, landscape lead, interiors lead and sales host telling the story as construction begins.
Live demo · SocialThe Long Weekend
Four friends, one toddler and a group chat with a nicer front door: nights out, Sunday mornings, memories and the ongoing debate about whose turn it is. Includes a four-item shop: photo book, tote, mug and cap.
Live demo · CausePink Band Campaign
A breast cancer awareness campaign built around conversation, practical support, a community walk and links to trusted screening and donation resources. Includes a four-item shop: pink band, awareness tee, walk tote and enamel pin.
Live demo · 18+ NightlifeVelvet Hour
A luxury adults-only nightlife complex: pool bar, stage, crew, members’ lounge, event posts, a four-image Afterglow collection and a small physical shop. Age-gated, image-led and built for atmosphere.
The toolkit
Everything lives on the deck.
No separate link-in-bio page, gallery, brochure, shop and comment thread. The deck holds the whole story, and every part can be updated without starting over.
Deck Cards
Six visual cards introduce the product, the organization or the work. Each one can hold an image, a short note or a link.
Deck Tree
Five essential links — buy, learn, compare, contact or take action — presented as their own small cards.
Posts & discussion
Publish launch notes, specifications, process updates and prompts. Members and visitors can respond in one place.
Collections
Group images and moments into albums. Collections give a body of work a shape and a cover, instead of losing it in a feed.
Deck Shop
Sell physical products from the deck: product gallery, stock, shipping, seller PayPal and a clean Buy Now flow.
Quarter Deck
A shared working pad for owners and editors, placed under Collections. Members write; visitors read.
Profiles
A consistent identity across every deck: name, bio, links, avatar, banner and a living résumé of what you have made.
AI builder
Describe the deck you want. The builder can draft profile text, cards, links, posts, collections and original imagery — then refine it with you in a conversation.
The rhythm
Build it once. Keep it alive.
A deck is not a launch-day artifact. It is the page you keep returning to as the product, campaign or conversation moves.
Give it a shape
Choose a theme, a name and the few cards that explain what this is. Add the links people will need.
Open the conversation
Post the first note, the first question, the first image. Invite replies and let the deck gather its own language.
Keep it current
Replace a card, add a collection, publish an update. The URL stays the same; the story does not freeze.
What are you making?
One deck is enough to start. Make it for the thing you cannot stop thinking about.