Gift Construct Collection Planner

You own a few collectible gifts and want to see how they would look together. Or you are still sketching a display and do not want to spend money while you decide. Gift Construct (named NFT Collection Planner in the bot profile) gives you a canvas for that: a grid where gifts are arranged 🎁

It is a mini app for planning and showing. It does not buy or sell anything, and it helps you see the collection as a whole.

A 3xN grid you shape yourself

The core of the app is a grid of cells three columns wide. You can have as many rows as you like, with a minimum of three. Add and remove rows until the size is right.

Each cell holds one gift. Cells move by dragging, and the layout changes instantly, so you can try a dozen arrangements to find a pleasing order.

Where the gifts come from

• From your profile. The app imports the gifts you already own.
• From someone else's profile. You can load another person's collection, for example to use it as a reference.
• From a TON wallet. Gifts held on a wallet also land in the grid.
• By hand. Search and pick from all existing models, backdrops and patterns to assemble what you do not own yet.

Manual mode helps when you plan purchases: first build the ideal display from options you like, then decide what you truly want to acquire.

Copying and sharing

Such displays are handy in collectors chats: one screen replaces a long list of names and numbers, and the other person sees your set at a glance.

Settings from one cell can be copied to another. If you want the same backdrop with a different model, there is no need to set everything again. A finished collection can be sent to friends as a link or posted to a channel 🔗

The app starts with /start and the bot has no other commands. Everything else happens inside the mini app.

Things to watch

1. It is a planner. The grid shows how gifts look side by side but does not estimate market value.
2. Wallet import. Connect a wallet at the viewing level only. Planning never requires confirming transfers or signing transactions, and if anyone asks for that, stop.
3. Other people's profiles. When you load someone else's collection, remember you are looking at public data. Publishing another person's display without asking is best avoided.

Why plan at all

Collectible gifts in Telegram differ by model, backdrop and pattern, and the combination of these three makes an item rare or common. With them on a single screen you can see what is missing and what looks best together.

Prices of such items fluctuate and the gift market is young, so treat collecting as a hobby, not a way to earn. Spend only money you can afford to lose 🙂

The project is still developing. It has its own news channel and an author contact, both listed in the bot profile.