
Digital billboard for pinning project pitches




Sticky Wall is an interactive online billboard created by Neotic that gives builders a visual space to post about their products, apps, and ideas. Instead of traditional digital advertisements, the platform mimics a physical board using WebGL rendering and interactive physics, allowing contributors to place branded sticky notes anywhere on the surface.
Web promotion frequently involves high recurring costs and quick burial in fast-moving social feeds. Sticky Wall addresses this by offering inexpensive, long-lasting placement. Rather than losing space completely when other users post, notes are preserved through a geological layering system where past submissions remain viewable beneath new entries.
The service distinguishes itself through physical interaction mechanics, including slam animations and specialized viewing modes. Users can inspect historical placements using transparency toggles and layered excavation tools, preserving earlier contributions permanently in the board archive.
Sticky Wall serves creators seeking affordable public awareness for their launches.
An indie maker launching a micro SaaS can pin their project to gain early awareness among developers browsing the board for new tools.
A designer or agency founder can post their portfolio link to establish a permanent presence in a public design artifact.
A software team can compete for the center position to capture immediate attention from every visitor landing on the main canvas.
Sticky Wall uses a paid model with a one-time fee of $2 to place a sticky note anywhere on the standard board. The exclusive center King-of-the-Hill spot runs on an outbid auction system with a minimum starting bid of $5.
How much does it cost to post a note?
Standard sticky notes cost a single payment of $2, while the central King-of-the-Hill spot requires a minimum bid of $5.
Does a note disappear when someone covers it?
No. Notes remain permanently in the bedrock layers and can be viewed at any time using Dig Mode or the Peel transparency slider.
What information can I put on my note?
Each note includes a product name, a one-line pitch, an optional web address, and your maker handle.
What happens if someone outbids the center note?
When the King-of-the-Hill position is outbid, the previous occupant receives two minutes to relocate their note to any other location on the canvas.

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