Why

At Icebreaker, we want to help builders in web3. We've been experimenting with different IRL NFT minting dynamics and would like to make it much easier for anyone to design and launch an NFT drop for their event.

We open sourced our first one from ETHDenver a few weeks ago (see website above for an example) and have made several improvements since by adding support for a gasless relayer, an "advanced mode" so that a mint can be done by each attendee or "remotely" by the event organizer, and several other features.

Many of the pieces (deploying NFT contracts and setting up simple event sites) are already available to do this, but we hadn't found an easy all-in-one tool to do this, which is why we built our own.

What

We would be happy to extend the functionality we've been building recently and package it in an easy to use, no-code-friendly way, releasing it on Github for anyone to use.

This would allow event organizers to easily launch new in-person NFT "badges" (but using a more customizable ERC-721 format), run NFT raffles, and employ their own creativity to introduce new and fun dynamics to engage with their communities, instead of spending a bunch of cycles getting all the pieces to work together, or giving up and just using a simple badge.

The output will be a no-code-friendly forkable repo that can be launched just by updating a couple settings directly from the github UI, along with step-by-step instructions that include launching the underlying contracts.