For €1 you leave your name, message and optional website URL — and give your country +1 in the global chain.
Not just a tile. You leave a visible place in a worldwide internet project — with name, message, URL and a country point.
Your number is assigned once and stays part of the chain.
You decide which name appears publicly on your domino.
A short line, greeting or claim becomes visible in the chain.
Optional link to a website, project, profile or offer.
Every domino instantly counts for the Country Battle.
Every domino receives its own public URL as a bonus.
The first 1,000 numbers carry early Founding status.
The detail page is only the bonus. The real reason is joining a growing, visible country-driven chain.
Your purchase does not only move you — it moves your country in the world ranking.
Top 1 becomes gold, Top 2 silver, Top 3 bronze. Every domino of that country carries the live status.
Low numbers never come back. Founding status exists only up to #1,000.
One euro is small. The idea gets interesting when many people make the same small move.
Every paid domino gives one point to a country. Top 1 is gold, Top 2 silver, Top 3 bronze — and the status can change with every purchase.
🇸🇰 Slovakia needs 2 Dominoes to take the lead.
Every domino keeps its number, name, message, country and optional link. The detail page is the bonus after joining.
www.tiktok.com
www.tiktok.com
www.tschuess-und-weg.de
www.silvester24.com
The homepage shows the quick view: Global Top 10, Today Top 10 and Popular Top 10. The complete Top 100 lives on the rankings page.
Country special: Top 1 turns gold, Top 2 silver, Top 3 bronze.
FULL TOP 100 →Today’s ranking: only dominoes bought today count. Tomorrow it starts fresh.
FULL TOP 100 →Visits, shares and external clicks move the Popular list.
FULL TOP 100 →Your domino becomes one point for your flag.
Your name or nickname, short message and optional website/profile URL become visible after payment.
Stripe confirms the €1 payment. The webhook assigns your fixed number once — and that number never comes back.
Internet Domino is not an anonymous SaaS thing. Two short clips show why this ridiculous project exists at all.
Short, direct and personal: why this ridiculous €1 project exists at all.
Not an anonymous website, but a real project with a person and a story behind it.
The essentials about buying, your number, the country battle and the rankings — without hiding the important bits.
Internet Domino is a global internet game and public experiment. Every successfully paid €1 domino receives a fixed number in the chain and scores one point for the buyer’s selected country.
One paid domino in the public chain. It can show your nickname, country, a short message and an optional website URL. Your assigned number is not reused.
Stripe must confirm the payment first. After confirmation, the next available number or number range is allocated in sequence.
Yes. You can buy several dominoes in one checkout. Your nickname, country, message and optional URL can apply to the whole batch.
Every paid domino gives one point to the country selected at checkout. Countries are ranked by their total paid dominoes. No fake country scores are added.
If the hosting server provides a country code for the current request, Internet Domino may use it to preselect Country / Team and show a local battle message. You can always change the country before checkout.
Global is the all-time country ranking, Daily is today’s country race, and Popular is a rolling seven-day ranking of individual dominoes based on qualified visits, share actions and external website clicks.
Yes, a website URL is optional. It is a bonus attached to your domino and may be disabled if it becomes unsafe, unlawful or misleading.
Yes. Every public domino has its own URL that can be shared. Share activity can also contribute to the Popular ranking within the anti-spam limits.
The public placement is intended to remain part of the chain for the operating lifetime of the project, subject to payment status, moderation, legal requirements and technical operation. Assigned numbers are not recycled.
Special numbers such as #1, #10, #100, #1,000, #10,000 and #1,000,000 may receive special visual treatment in the chain.
Public content may be hidden or removed for rule violations, illegal content, security risks, rights violations, refunds or payment disputes. The assigned number itself is not reused.
That completes the original one-million-domino challenge. Any later celebration or finale presentation is a visual event only; the public chain and its assigned numbers remain part of the project.
You are not buying a financial product, a lottery ticket or an investment. You are claiming one fixed place in a public internet chain.