Workspace map
Inscribe has one workspace per job. This page lists all of them, in the order the sidebar shows them, so you can find the right one without opening each.
Four routes faster than the sidebar
Section titled “Four routes faster than the sidebar”- The search box in the header.
- The Mint menu beside it, which lists every workspace that creates something, with a line saying what each one does.
- The command palette,
Ctrl+Kon Windows and Linux,Cmd+Kon macOS. - The paste box on Home. Paste an address, a transaction id, an inscription ID or a ticker and Inscribe opens the workspace that handles it.
All four read the same list, so a workspace appears in every one of them or in none, described the same way.
Most workspaces also have a guide under Docs and Guides in the app, with the exact field names, the diagrams, and worked examples. This page is the map; those guides are the detail.
Workspace
Section titled “Workspace”| Workspace | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Home | The task picker, then live fees and unfinished work, then the paste box. The full catalogue, the protocol map and the live mempool view sit behind Browse all workflows |
| Inscribe | Eight sub-tabs for putting content on Bitcoin: Text, Files, Names, Parent/Child, Delegate, Gallery, Stamps and Data Lab |
| Ord Studio | Full inscription-envelope control: live HTML sandbox, templates, and the ord specification fields (pointer, parent, metadata, gzip, metaprotocol) |
| AVM Studio | Build, test, deploy, call and verify Atomicals AVM contracts, with the academy alongside the editor. Not released |
| ChainBloom | Grow a shared world one contribution at a time |
| Witness Circles | Taproot outputs a group authorises together. Not released |
| Send Inscriptions | Move inscriptions or outputs you already hold |
| Search Txt | Find text inscriptions by their content |
Account
Section titled “Account”| Workspace | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Portfolio | Everything your connected wallet holds, grouped by protocol |
| Explore | The same view for any address you paste, no wallet needed |
| Watchlist | Track wallets without connecting them |
| Activity | Orders this browser has started, and the recovery tools for them |
Protocols
Section titled “Protocols”Most protocol workspaces share one shape: browse a token list, fill a Deploy, Mint or Transfer form, then pay through one checkout.
Ordinals
Section titled “Ordinals”| Workspace | What it is for |
|---|---|
| brc-20 | Deploy, mint and transfer BRC-20 tokens: JSON text inscriptions. Supports 4-byte, 5-byte self-issuance, and brc2.0 |
| tap | Deploy, mint and transfer TAP tokens, or mint DMT tokens that claim block numbers. TAP transfers take two steps |
| block-20 | Deploy, mint and transfer BLOCK-20 tokens. Each mint embeds the latest block hash, filled in at mint time |
Atomicals
Section titled “Atomicals”| Workspace | What it is for |
|---|---|
| arc-20 | Mint, deploy and transfer coloured-sat tokens with direct wallet signing. No payment-address step |
| atomicals nfts | Atomicals non-fungible assets |
| atomicals realms | Names and sub-realms in the Atomicals namespace |
Stamps
Section titled “Stamps”| Workspace | What it is for |
|---|---|
| stamps | Bitcoin Stamps: images encoded straight into the UTXO set, so the data cannot be pruned |
| src-20 | Deploy, mint and transfer SRC-20. Data lives in 330-satoshi P2WSH outputs; your wallet signs pre-built transactions |
| src-101 | Register permanent Bitcoin domain names ending in .sats or .btc, funded by one signature |
OP_RETURN family
Section titled “OP_RETURN family”| Workspace | What it is for |
|---|---|
| op_return inscriptions | Free-form OP_RETURN inscriptions, with an optional file |
| op20 | OP-20 token deploy, mint and transfer, plus OP Names registration and transfer |
Drops and OP_DROP
Section titled “Drops and OP_DROP”| Workspace | What it is for |
|---|---|
| drops | Browse verified Drops: confirmed data artifacts with stable IDs and on-chain proof. Read-only; creation runs through Inscribe |
| drop pacts | Design and launch Drop Pact agreements, with a resumable tutorial. Not released |
| op-drop | Deploy, mint and transfer op-drop tokens. Every operation is a compact JSON inscription, funded wallet-only |
Collaborative and time
Section titled “Collaborative and time”| Workspace | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Tandem | Build and change one object together, with a signed record of each change. Not released |
| Patina | How long a value-carrying output has stayed where it is. Not released |
Other protocols
Section titled “Other protocols”| Workspace | What it is for |
|---|---|
| runes | Mint open Runes, etch your own, or split a rune balance across outputs |
| alkanes | Browse Alkane tokens ranked by live mempool minting, and mint them by ID |
| cat-20 | Explore CAT-20 on Fractal, check balances, and prepare covenant mints. You pick the network yourself. Not released |
| tap on doge | Mint TAP tokens indexed on Dogecoin, including Doge DMT blocks. Mint only |
| dust-20 | Deploy and mint DUST-20, where the mint output satoshi value encodes the amount |
| mezcal | Mint, etch and transfer Mezcal, which writes JSON OP_RETURN records instead of runestones |
Market intel
Section titled “Market intel”| Workspace | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Mempool | What is waiting to confirm, grouped by protocol family and sized by transaction weight |
| Ecosystem | The apps and indexes Universe runs, and whether each answers |
| Ordinal Duels | Head-to-head comparisons between collections |
| Meme Map | Where attention is going across meme assets |
| Pending TX Analyzer | Read one pending transaction in detail |
| Bitcoin Tools | 33 focused tools: decoders, estimators, inspectors, planners |
| Analytics | Longer-range activity across protocols |
Advanced
Section titled “Advanced”Use these when a normal flow will not do what you need. Each one shows the asset report for an output before you sign it. See advanced transaction tools.
| Workspace | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Bump Stuck TX | Compare RBF and CPFP for a transaction that is not confirming |
| Advanced TX Builder | Choose inputs and outputs yourself |
| UTXO Split | Split one output into several |
| Asset Recovery | Reclaim satoshis locked in inscription padding |
| Workspace | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Docs and Guides | 63 in-app guides across getting started, create, protocols, workflows, wallet, intel, safety and troubleshooting |
What the availability labels mean
Section titled “What the availability labels mean”A workspace stays visible even when the index behind it is down or catching up. It says so instead of disappearing, because a missing workspace looks like a product that never had the feature.
- Available: the source answered and is at the chain tip.
- Degraded: the source answered but is behind, or one of several sources did not answer. Reads still work, and the page names what is missing.
- Unsupported: the source is not running for this network. Nothing is guessed or filled in from elsewhere.
Where the data comes from explains where these states come from and what each one blocks.
Two workspaces that return a 404 when switched off
Section titled “Two workspaces that return a 404 when switched off”Most gated workspaces load and refuse to act. Two do not, and return the 404 page instead:
- Recover Sats, at
/recover-sats - The Dogecoin BlockPad
A 404 at either is a switched-off feature, not a broken link.