Miow

Overview

Miow is a Web3 website builder on the Radix network, positioned by its authors as "Squarespace for Radix". Users connect their Radix wallet, assemble pages from a drag-and-drop block editor, and pay 100,000 XRD once to publish. The platform's published briefing states the price is a one-time payment per site with no subscription.

A published site is served from a path on the platform domain rather than from its own subdomain: the public sitemap lists every live site as miow.me/s/<slug>, and miow.me/s/blockspace-capital serves one such site. The same payment also releases the site as a downloadable Next.js project; the deployment guide covers self-hosting it on Supabase and Vercel behind a custom domain, which is the route to a domain of one's own.

• Platform: miow.me
• Published sites: miow.me/s/<slug>
• Price: 100,000 XRD per site, one-time
• Payment: native XRD wallet transaction (Radix Wallet required)

Status and Adoption

The platform is offline. Read at 03:11 UTC and again at 23:09 UTC on 4 September 2026, miow.me resolves to Vercel and answers HTTP 404 at every path with the header x-vercel-error: DEPLOYMENT_NOT_FOUND and a 107-byte text/plain body reading “The deployment could not be found on Vercel.” The same answer comes back for the root, the sitemap, the deployment guide, the published briefing and the one published site this page cited by name. A deployment that has been deleted or unassigned from its domain answers this way; a bot wall does not, and neither does a server under load. The Internet Archive holds 35 captures of the domain, every one of them taken on 10 June 2026, so none of the pages cited below can be read in an archive either.

This is a hosting outage rather than a shutdown announcement: nobody has said the project has ended. The network halt of 31 August 2026 was offered here as context while it lasted, and it no longer serves as one: Radix mainnet resumed committing transactions at 11:39 UTC on 11 September 2026, and re-probed at 07:52 UTC on 12 September 2026, miow.me returned the same HTTP 404 and x-vercel-error: DEPLOYMENT_NOT_FOUND it returned on 4 September. What can be measured is that the platform is not operable, which is what the status field on this page records.

What was verified while it was up. Everything described on this page was read from the platform's own surfaces on 15 August 2026. Sign-in was Radix ROLA wallet-signature authentication; the builder placed the block types listed below on a twelve-column grid with per-block style controls; publishing served the result at miow.me/s/<slug>; and store blocks priced products in XRD, with Stripe available for fiat checkout.

Adoption was small and publicly measurable. On 15 August 2026 the sitemap listed eleven published sites, and most carried builder-default names — several untitled-site-*, a test-site-*, and repeated variants of the same project name — so the figure read as development and demonstration work rather than as third-party production deployments. It was the honest measure available from outside: the platform published no user or revenue figures, and a site published under a custom domain via the export route would not have appeared in that sitemap at all. The Archive's 10 June 2026 crawl is consistent with it, listing nine site slugs of the same shape.

Formant Design System

Miow's distinguishing feature is Formant, a parametric design system. Thirteen continuous parameters — hue, chroma, lightness curve, radius, spacing, weight contrast, line height, shadow depth, animation speed, glass effect, noise texture, grain size and border width — are fed to a deriveTheme() function that computes roughly fifty CSS custom properties, so a site's whole visual identity follows from a handful of sliders rather than from hand-written CSS.

Colour is computed in OKLCH rather than sRGB, which is what makes the parameters behave predictably: in a perceptually uniform space the same chroma value reads as equally vivid across every hue, so moving the hue slider does not silently change how saturated the palette looks. The system ships with presets as starting points.

Block Types

Miow builds pages from the same typed-JSON block model this wiki uses, so a block is a small object with a type discriminator rather than a stored fragment of markup. The platform's published briefing lists twelve types:

Block	Description
content	Rich text HTML
columns	Multi-column container
infobox	Nested block container
store	Product grid with XRD checkout
stats	Metric cards
testimonial	Quote with attribution
gallery	Image gallery
rssFeed	RSS/JSON feed display
codeTabs	Tabbed code display
assetPrice	Radix asset price widget
recentPages	Dynamic page list
pageList	Static page references

Each block additionally carries grid position and style, which is what the drag-and-drop canvas edits — the same block objects rendered on a linear wiki page here become positioned cards on a Miow canvas.

External Links

Every URL this page cited is on miow.me, and the domain has served DEPLOYMENT_NOT_FOUND at every path since at least 4 September 2026. The list is kept as a record of what was cited and where it was read, without live links to pages that no longer answer.

• miow.me – the platform
• miow.me/guide – installation and deployment guide, self-hosting an exported site
• miow.me/sitemap.xml – the index of published sites
• miow.me/llms.txt – the platform's own briefing (features, pricing, stack)
• miow.me/AGENTS.md

• Internet Archive – miow.me, 35 captures, all from 10 June 2026
• Radix Ecosystem Operational Status – how this wiki reads a project website, and what a probe does not prove