Your site, seen by people
who came here to look.
Pixeloom weaves one artwork every 24 hours out of the websites in it. Yours becomes a tile inside the picture: hover it and your name, category and address appear; click it and your site opens. People come for the artwork and browse the tiles on purpose — which is the whole difference between being looked at and being scrolled past.
What you get
One registration, and your site is inside the picture every day it runs.
Discovery, not interruption
Nobody arrives wanting to see an ad. They arrive wanting to see the picture — and then they hover the tiles to find out what the picture is made of. Your tile answers with your name, your category and your link, and opens your site in a new tab when it is clicked.
You are in every night's picture
The shape and palette change every 24 hours and everyone is placed again from scratch. Visitors who come back for the new artwork pass your tile again — in a different position, in a different colour — without you buying a second placement.
Your brand, not an ad slot
Your logo sits on the tile itself, so the artwork is partly made of you. The link goes straight to your site with no network and no redirect in between, and both halves are counted for you: how many people saw the artwork your tile was in, and how many clicked through.
A line in the directory
A tile is a few pixels wide and its name lives in a tooltip, which people can read and machines cannot. So every listing also gets a card in the site directory — your name, your category, one line about you and a link — on an ordinary page that search engines and assistants can read.
Every day you were in, kept
A mosaic is replaced at midnight and never rebuilt. The day you were in gets a permanent page of its own, showing the board exactly as it was published with your tile still in it — so a run is something you can point at afterwards, not something that disappears when it ends.
A page of your own
Your site gets its own page here — your name, your logo, your description, and every mosaic you have been woven into, each one linking to the day it was published. It is an ordinary page that search engines and assistants can read, which the artwork itself is not. Your name also sits at the foot of the other listings’ pages, so a reader who found one of them has a way to reach you. Share it and the preview is a picture of your own tile inside that night’s artwork.
Being straight with you: Pixeloom is new and the board is still filling, which is why every paid tier is free right now. What you are taking is a place in the picture while there is still room to choose from — not a promised audience.
How it works
- 1
You submit your site
Name, link, category, and a logo — the logo is required, because it is what your tile shows. Every submission is reviewed by hand before it enters the artwork — the mosaic is the product, so what goes in it matters. Some sites are not submitted at all: we curate a few ourselves, from the public web, so the picture and the directory are worth looking at while the board fills. They are labelled Curated by Pixeloom, they are not customers, and they are never placed before a listing that is.
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The day gets a theme
Each date resolves to a shape and a palette — a moon, a wave, a terrazzo field. Sponsored days outrank regional holidays, and holidays outrank the seasonal pool.
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Your tile is placed
Overnight, a packer scores every open position in the shape and takes the best one for your block: bigger blocks claim the interior, and your logo's dominant colour decides which part of the palette you are placed near. Who picks first among blocks of the same size rotates day by day, so registering early does not buy you the best spot for good. Every listing that registered is placed before any site we curated ourselves, so the sites we added fill space that would otherwise be plain colour and can never take a position you would have had.
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It goes live at midnight
Visitors hover to see who you are and click to visit you, and a private link shows you how many of each, day by day. The next night the shape changes and everyone is placed again, so the picture never repeats.
How big is a block?
Blocks are squares measured in cells. These are drawn at the size they actually render on a 1440px screen — no flattery.
A 2×2 carries your logo at about the size of a favicon — enough to catch an eye and recognise a mark, not enough to read a wordmark, so people still learn the name by hovering it, or by tapping it on a phone. From 4×4 up it is large enough to read outright. At 8×8 it is the size of an app icon — legible at a glance, without hunting for it. Size buys legibility, and it buys position: the larger the block, the deeper inside the shape it has to sit before it fits at all, so the big tiers are the ones that land in the middle of the picture rather than out on the open canvas.
Pricing
Priced per day, billed by the month. Every tier keeps the same link, the same tooltip, and the same daily re-placement — what changes is how big you are and where you are allowed to land.
Logo tile in the mosaic, random placement, tooltip on hover, link to your site.
Color-matched placement, larger logo block, click analytics dashboard.
Shape-interior priority, prominent logo block, featured listing.
Center placement, dominant logo presence, sponsored theme option.
Choose 1, 3, 6 or 12 months at signup. No card is taken, ever. If your tier costs something, we review the site and then email you the total and how to pay; the tile goes up once that is settled. Nothing renews by itself — the run ends when it ends, and there is no subscription to cancel.
What's coming
The next themes on the calendar. Your tile appears in all of them.
Questions
Do I keep the same spot every day?+
No — and that is the point. Every night the shape and palette change, and the packer places every advertiser again from scratch. You are guaranteed a block of your size in every mosaic; you are not guaranteed the same coordinates. Bigger blocks land in more prominent parts of the shape more often, and among blocks of the same size the order of first pick rotates by the day: over any run of days, each of you leads the same number of times. Nobody holds the middle of the picture because they signed up first. Sites we curated ourselves are placed only after every registered listing has its spot, so they cost you nothing.
What shows on my tile?+
Your logo, at full strength, on a pale ground taken from the artwork around it — the day's canvas colour, tinted toward whatever your tile is sitting in, so the mark is the only thing on the tile and the tile still belongs to the picture. Every size carries it, down to the entry 2×2, where it is favicon-sized. A logo is required when you register, for exactly this reason: the tile is the logo. Hovering any tile shows your name, link and category; clicking opens your site in a new tab. On a phone the first tap opens a panel with the same details and a Visit site button, so nobody reaches you by a mis-tap. The same details also appear as a card in the site directory, which is an ordinary page rather than a tooltip.
Is my site reviewed before it appears?+
Yes. Submissions arrive as pending and a person approves them. Once approved your tile enters the next mosaic that is generated.
What if nobody has filled the mosaic yet?+
The artwork is always complete. Every cell that is not an advertiser is filled with a house tile coloured from the day’s palette, so the picture reads as art whether there are five advertisers or five hundred.
Where does the artwork come from?+
Each theme is a shape mask — a mathematical function, an SVG path, or a hand-drawn grid — paired with a palette. The mask decides which cells are inside the picture, and placement scores how deep inside the shape a block can sit.
Can I tell whether it is working?+
Yes. When your listing is approved we send you a private link to your own report: how many people saw each day’s artwork your tile was in, how many stopped on your tile long enough to read it, how many clicked through to your site, and which day did best — each day linking to the archived mosaic it was. Clicks are counted once per person per day and obvious bots are dropped, so the number is smaller than a raw count and closer to true. Today is always shown too, marked as still being counted. It needs no password, which also means anyone you forward the link to can read it — so if it ends up somewhere it should not have, ask us and we will issue a new one. The old link stops working immediately.
What happens to my tile after my listing ends?+
It leaves the board and the directory the same night, and it stays in the archive. Every day you were in has its own permanent page showing the board as it was published, with your tile in the position it held and your name on it — those pages are a record, so they are never rebuilt. Two things do change: the outbound link is dropped if a listing was declined or suspended rather than simply run out, and the logo shown is whatever you last gave us rather than a copy frozen on the day.
How do I pay, and will it charge me again?+
By invoice, and no. There is no checkout and we hold no card — nothing on this site can take money from you. If your tier costs something, we review your site first and then email you the total for the run you chose, with how to settle it; your tile joins the mosaic once it does. The total is the daily rate times the days in that run, and it is fixed once the run starts. At the end the tile simply leaves the board. Nothing renews, so there is nothing to cancel — if you want another run, you tell us. Tiers discounted to zero need none of this and are genuinely free while the discount stands.
Can I change my logo or tier later?+
Yes, email us and we will update it — the change takes effect from the next mosaic. There is no self-serve editor yet.
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