From a sentence to a part in your hands.
Four steps: describe it, approve the design, pay into escrow on 0G, then measure and accept. Here’s what happens at each one, and the rules the contract enforces.
The four steps
What you do, and what we do
- 01
Describe it
Write what the part should do, for example “a plate that mounts a Raspberry Pi 5 to 2020 extrusion, 3 mm aluminium”, and pick what it attaches to from the interface library: Raspberry Pi 5, NEMA 17 and NEMA 23 motor faces, 2020 extrusion and the 1/4"-20 camera thread. Brackets, mounts, plates, spacers and enclosure panels, one part per design, up to 300 mm.
- 02
Approve the design
You get a 3D preview, a drawing with the three to five critical dimensions that matter (CD1–CD5) and a manufacturability check for the process: laser-cut and bent sheet metal from SendCutSend, or 3D printing from JLC3DP. AI drafts the design; deterministic checks verify the dimensions. Up to three revisions are included.
- 03
Pay into escrow
The quote shows the price, the token and the ship-by date before you pay. You approve exactly the quoted amount and fund the escrow contract on 0G. A Morfio operator then places the order with the fabricator, which ships straight to you.
- 04
Measure and accept
After delivery you have 7 days. Measure each critical dimension twice with calipers, fit the part and take two photos, alone and installed. If everything passes, accept and the payment is released. Not right? Flag it and we remake it or refund you. If you do nothing for 7 days, the payment is released.
Usually 1–2 days to design, then the fabricator’s lead time plus shipping. You see the ship-by date before you pay.
Your payment, protected
Three rules the contract enforces, not us
- R1
We can’t touch it before it ships
Your payment stays locked in the contract until we post shipping proof.
- R2
Late? Take it back yourself
If the part hasn’t shipped by the ship-by date, you can reclaim your payment from the contract without asking us.
- R3
Seven days to check
After delivery you have a week to inspect. Flagging a problem freezes the payment until it’s remade, refunded or decided by an independent resolver. If the resolver doesn’t act within 14 days, you can reclaim it.
One payment per order, from your wallet to the escrow. The order moves Funded → Shipped → Delivered → Released, with side branches for a flagged problem (Disputed), a refund or a resolver’s split.
- We can remake a flagged part once. A second failure means a full refund.
- The contract can’t be upgraded. Its owner can pause new payments, set caps and name the resolver for future orders, but can’t move funds or change an existing order.
- Launch caps: $1,000 per order and $10,000 locked in total.
- Every state change is a public event on 0G. Our app reads the order’s state from those events, never from its own records.
The escrow contract is under independent review. It launches on 0G mainnet in November 2026.
Paying
What you pay with
Quotes are in US dollars and paid in USDC.e on 0G: USDC bridged from Ethereum through the official Chainlink CCIP route. You approve exactly the quoted amount, then fund the escrow from the same wallet.
Paying in native 0G (with a 10-minute price lock) is planned. Card payments are planned for 2027. Don’t have USDC on 0G yet? We link the bridging steps in your quote.
Built on 0G
Three parts of 0G, used on every order
Compute Router
Runs the design agent: reads your description, picks the interfaces, writes the CAD code and explains the manufacturability results.
Storage
Keeps your encrypted design package and inspection evidence. Their roots are referenced by the escrow and your Part Passport.
Chain
Holds your payment in escrow and records every step as a public event.
Built on
Infrastructure we use. No endorsement or partnership implied.
Next
Tell us what you need
Concierge orders are open now: describe the part and we reply within one business day with questions or a quote. Nothing is charged until you approve a design.