Work within the host
The interface fits into the Farcaster environment, using focused views for selection and the race itself.
↳ Miniapp UI← Selected work
Design & development / 2025—26
HashHorse
A Farcaster miniapp, a live race experience and the tools needed to operate it.
My role
Founder & full-stack developer
The scope
Miniapp · Live races · Analytics
Project status
Shipped · Now archived
The project, at a glance
- The challenge
- A social miniapp needs to explain a changing race and its transaction states in very little space.
- My contribution
- I designed and built the app, backend race logic, wallet integrations and an operational dashboard.
- What came out of it
- A shipped Farcaster miniapp with supporting operational tools, preserved here as an archived project.
Product design & development / HashHorseSmall surface.
Small surface.
Whole product.
01Choose02Follow the race03Understand the state
Original product screens · Archived implementation
HashHorseOriginal project presentation
The original work / In motion
The race, as it happened.
The original miniapp’s race animation and result states, preserved from the archived product recording.
01 / The question behind the work
How do you make a real-time product work inside someone else’s interface?
The constraint
A miniapp lives in a constrained, social context. Race states and wallet actions compete for a small amount of screen space.
The product
A horse-racing experience with selection, wallet interactions and changing live race states.
My contribution
Founder and full-stack developer: interface, backend race logic, smart-contract integration and a separate analytics dashboard.
02 / Design decisionsThe thinking
The thinking
in the details.
Specific choices, connected to the work you can see.
Make a changing state visible
The recorded product moves between preparation and the live race. Clear state changes are central to understanding what is happening.
↳ Real-time raceConsider the operating side
A separate dashboard makes the product’s operational view part of the implementation. Its demo values are not business-performance claims.
↳ Companion analyticsConstraint
A product designed for the miniapp format.
State
Real-time information drives the experience.
Ownership
Interface, infrastructure and operations.
03 / Connecting the experience
Two sides of one product.
Select a stage to explore its purpose.
The moment
Open the miniapp inside Farcaster.
The design intention
Work within the host’s screen constraints.
Portfolio summary based on the original implementation and recordings. HashHorse is archived; its backend closed on June 1, 2026.
04 / Inside the experienceThe details.
The details.
With a purpose.
The original selection, race and results screens. Their design is preserved; the surrounding layout explains how the experience works.
Choose before the round closes
The original selection screen brings the countdown, wallet balance, entry amount and runners into one sheet. Color identifies each horse across the experience.
Follow the race as it happens
The original race view keeps the track central, with numbered lanes, animated horse artwork and a closed-entry state. This exact screenshot comes from the project repository.
Make the result explicit
The original results view connects the podium, finishing times and the user’s entry. This frame is from the recorded product; the values shown are historical interface content.
Original presentation boards3 source artifacts +
The complete originals behind this case study. Open a board to inspect the source presentation.
05 / What this work brings togetherHashHorse
HashHorse
in perspective.
The result
A shipped Farcaster product with a working application and operational tooling, now preserved as an archived case.
A question for the next iteration
How clearly does the interface distinguish a pending wallet action, an active race and a completed result?
Sources & presentation notes +
HashHorse is presented as an archived product. Its backend was shut down on June 1, 2026. Screens and clips are historical product recordings; there is no live betting or wallet connection in this presentation.
The journey diagrams and editorial explanations were prepared for this portfolio from the available project evidence. They are not additional historical research or measured outcomes.
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