Intract Mints
A creator-first NFT minting platform that paid creators 80% of revenue. Now retired.

- Company
- Intract
- Role
- Frontend Engineer
- Years
- 2024 to 2025
- Status
- Retired
- Stack
- React, Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind
Context
Most creators were priced out before their first mint: confusing wallets, high fees and crowded marketplaces that buried new work. Intract Mints set out to make minting feel like posting, with one interface, cross-chain by default, and 80% of revenue going back to the creator.
What I owned
- The entire frontend
- Create flow, from upload to a listed NFT
- Explore feed and creator profiles
- Daily Drops
Engineering notes
Three steps to a live NFT
A blank canvas becomes a configured card, then a listed, tradable NFT, without leaving the flow.
Cards that frame their own art
Each NFT card takes its gradient from the artwork’s dominant colour, so every piece is presented in its own palette.
Rewards that flow back
Creator profiles show NFTs, mints and earnings at a glance, and Daily Drops add platform-funded prizes on top.








Outcome
Shipped and run until Intract retired it, once the product no longer fit the wider roadmap.
Product design by Chaitanya Hegde