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Design partners and supportersbitryonix welcomes UI/UX, technical, and financial perspectives, along with introductions, sponsorship, grants, and investment.

01 — The projects

Active work, open conversations

PRIM and Boomerang are being developed at bitryonix. Outside perspective can sharpen a product decision, test a technical assumption, clarify the economics, or connect the work with the right people and resources.

  • In progress · Sandbox · S3 Plan & Review

    PRIM

    Relevant conversations include UI/UX, BDK and wallet engineering, self-custody, product strategy, and the path from human intent to Bitcoin action.

    See PRIM's direction
  • Active development · Public protocol design · Rust proof of concept

    Boomerang

    Relevant conversations include coercion-aware custody, devices, human factors, protocol and threat review, response operations, and economic modeling.

    Explore Boomerang
02 — Ways to collaborate

Design, technology, finance

  • Design partner

    UI/UX

    Product strategy, user research, information architecture, interaction design, accessibility, onboarding, and high-stress human factors.

    Discuss UI/UX
  • Technical partner

    Technology

    Bitcoin and BDK, Rust, wallet engineering, protocol and threat review, hardware, distributed systems, testing, and product delivery.

    Discuss technical work
  • Finance partner

    Finance

    Custody and treasury practice, economic modeling, market perspective, grants, sponsorship, investment, and introductions to aligned funders.

    Discuss finance or funding
03 — Starting point

A simple way to begin

  1. 01 Choose a starting point

    Write about PRIM, Boomerang, or a discipline that overlaps both.

  2. 02 Share the perspective

    A question, critique, relevant experience, introduction, or funding interest is enough. No proposal or deliverable is expected.

  3. 03 Talk through the fit

    If there is common ground, identify the product, technical, operational, or financial question worth exploring.

  4. 04 Agree on the terms

    If collaboration makes sense, define its scope and terms before substantive work begins.

04 — Contact

Start a conversation

Write with the project or area that interests you and whatever prompted the note. A short message is enough.

The conversation may be about expertise, a question, funding, an introduction, or a possible collaboration.