Never lose a drop to a bot again.
Call dibs before the drop opens. Your place is held by your fingerprint — one verified human, one place. When it drops, your code comes to you.
No account. No email. Eleven seconds and your thumb.
- Mon 09:14Drop announced. Saturday 10:00.
- Mon 09:16You called dibs. Place #23.
- Wed 11:40187 verified humans in line.
- Fri 22:03312 verified humans in line.
- Sat 10:00Drop open. 40 units to the first 40 places.
- Sat 10:00Your code: DIBS-5072ADAA · 24h to claim.
Four steps. Then the line does the waiting.
Call dibs
The drop hasn't opened yet. Claim your place in line before it does.
Prove you're one human
Confirm with your fingerprint — the same gesture you use to unlock your phone. No account, no email, no name.
Your place holds
Close the tab. Go outside. Your place is held by your device, not by us. Nobody can take it and nobody can fake one.
The drop opens
Codes go out in line order. Yours arrives on your phone. Buy at your leisure — the line already decided.
One human. One place. No exceptions.
Scalper bots win drops by pretending to be thousands of buyers at once. A place in line can't pretend — every one is anchored to a real person's device and fingerprint. A script can fake a thousand accounts. It can't fake a thousand humans.
Bots can't multiply into the queue
Each place in line requires proof of one live human — the kind of proof that comes from a device in a hand, not a server in a farm. Buying out a drop would take an army of actual people.
Verify without surrendering
The line learns exactly one thing: that you're a single, real person. Not your name, not your history, not a profile to sell. You prove you're human the way you unlock your phone. At checkout you identify yourself to the store, the way you always would.
Your place. Your device. Your call.
Held by your device, not by us
No account to lose, no password to reset. Your place lives in the same chip that guards your phone.
Leave whenever you want
Drop your place in one tap and it goes to the next human in line. Your record stays with you.
Your place needs no name
The line sees a serial — not your name, not your history, not a profile to sell. You only identify yourself at checkout, to the store, the way you always would.
Call dibs. It takes eleven seconds.
The Out of Stock Snowboard. Real drop, real line, real place — held by your thumb.
Early access is small on purpose — one human at a time.