About
A city made of the Internet.
Silon Valley is a 3D city you can explore in your browser. It has districts, avenues, a waterfront, about a hundred buildings and twenty-four streets. Everything starts at one dollar, and anything can be taken from its owner for a dollar more.
The idea
The Internet has no city. Companies, projects and people live at URLs, but there is no place where you can see them next to each other.
Silon Valley is that place. A city where every building is an address, and every acquired building shows its owner's logo on the facade.
Walk through Downtown and you'll see who holds the tallest towers. Wander the Creative District and you'll find studios, projects and small businesses. The city is the same for everyone, and it grows as buildings are acquired.
What a building is
A building is a permanent place in the city with its own number, name and district. Its price is simply whatever its last owner paid for it.
When you acquire one, it carries your name, your logo and a link to your website, and it gets its own public page.
It is a piece of Silon Valley. Not land, not real estate, not a token.
Streets too
Streets can be acquired as well. Own a street and your logo is painted on the road every few metres, along the whole segment.
Avenues are the city's most visible addresses.
How it works
Everything opens at $1. Pick something and press Claim it, or Take it over if it already has an owner: taking it over costs a dollar more than the owner paid. Add your name, logo and website, choose your bid, and continue to payment. Checkout is handled by Stripe (Managed Payments), our Merchant of Record, which takes care of payment, taxes and receipts.
Your details go live the moment the payment is confirmed, and you receive a private link by email to edit them anytime.
It stays yours until someone pays more. When that happens there is no refund, we email you the price to take it back, and you stay on the building's page as one of its owners for as long as the city exists. The full rules.
No account. No password.
Explore the city
- Explore the city and click any building or street to see its number, district, owner and what it costs to take it over.
- Search by number, name, district or owner.
- Owned buildings show their logo on the facade. Owned streets show it on the road. Both appear in the city's timeline and on the owners page.
- Every owned building and street has a shareable public page.