21 Bitcoin & Encryption Projects

(By @AVB_21)

Twenty-one open-source tools and experiments in cryptography and Bitcoin.

Checksum Calculator for Your Seeds

Offline BIP39 checksum checker: paste your 12/24-word mnemonic and instantly verify the final word possibilities. Fully offline, open source, and nothing ever leaves your device.

BIP39 Number & Word Lookup

bip39tool.com : Insert a BIP39 word or number and look up its match. Ideal for offline seed creation using dice or cards.

Message Compressor for OP_RETURN (MCOR)

Compresses text you'd like to include in value transactions to fit within the 80-byte OP_RETURN limit.

Say-le Clock

Audio + Live Bitcoin block ticker: Plays a sound on every new block mined. Hear the network pulse in real-time — each chime means your transaction is one step closer to confirmation.

Satoshi Time Ticker

An alternative clock / calendar synced to Bitcoin's genesis. Epoch zero marks the network's launch on January 3, 2009, replacing Gregorian time with blockchain-native chronology.

Since Last Block

Animated tracker showing minutes and seconds (or Satoshi Time) since the latest Bitcoin block was mined. Real-time pulse of the network's heartbeat.

Live Price Graph

Real-time Bitcoin price chart that begins the instant you load the page, dynamically expanding with every tick for a live, ever-growing view.

Bitcoin Standard Time

Comprehensive dashboard syncing global time systems — Swatch Beats, Unix, Smeared UTC, standard UTC, and Satoshi Time — with Bitcoin's genesis on January 3, 2009.

Bitcoin Price Converter

Instantly convert between BTC, satoshis, EUR, CHF, and USD using live rates — your essential fiat-to-bitcoin value tool. No banners, no ads.

Big Mac Bitcoin Index

Compare Bitcoin's purchasing power using the Big Mac Index — local prices in Belgium and the USA, updated live. See how many Big Macs one BTC buys today.

BIP39 Searchable Word List

Simple, fast text offline-searchable BIP39 word list — supports both 0-based and 1-based indexing for dice, cards, or manual seed recovery.

1deck-bip39 — playing cards to a BIP39 seed

Physically drawn playing cards to a BIP39 seed, offline, in one self-contained HTML file. There is no random number generator anywhere in it — no Math.random, no crypto.getRandomValues, not even a clock reading — so the seed comes from your shuffled deck and nothing else. Eight draws of four cards carry 181 bits of entropy to extract 128, and that surplus is what absorbs an imperfect shuffle instead of passing it through to your seed. Printable draw sheet, verify-by-re-entry, a shuffle-quality check, and the BIP32 master fingerprint plus your first two receive addresses so you can confirm the seed against your wallet before funding it. Published test vectors, a full specification, and a SHA-256 to check before you run it.

Create a Seed: Dice / Cards

Three offline, self-contained HTML files for turning physical entropy into a BIP39 seed: one six-sided die, one 52-card deck, or two matching decks. Basic writes just the words; Full also shows the first receive addresses and a SeedQR. No network requests, no browser RNG — entropy comes from your rolls or draws, with a reproducible hardened-extractor line you can cross-check yourself.

Beyond - The Hand

Make a Bitcoin seed by hand: playing cards (ranks only), six-sided dice, dominoes, coins or seed sticks. Runs offline as one HTML page or as a Python CLI (Linux/macOS). You get your 12 or 24 words on paper A, lock words on paper B and one encrypted .age backup. No network, nothing leaves your device.

Dice → Seed CLI (Linux)

Ubuntu/Linux command-line tool: type faces from a real six-sided die and get a 12- or 24-word BIP39 phrase. No network, nothing written to disk, throw counter on screen. Download the release zip, check the SHA-256, go offline, then run ./start.sh. Do not generate a seed from the GitHub page.

TimeVault (Drand-network timelocking)

TimeVault is a simple standalone HTML tool that lets you encrypt any text or file into a secure time capsule using the League of Entropy's drand network (backed by Cloudflare), so it stays completely unreadable until the exact future date you choose — no passwords or trusted third parties required.

TimeLock for BTC

Time Lock for BTC is a standalone HTML tool that lets you lock bitcoin up for a fixed amount of time on the bitcoin blockchain. It delivers you a backup file and lets you generate a safe way to time-lock bitcoin without any 3rd parties. It also constructs the necessary transactions for you in an easy wizard.

Locutus, html Nostr client

Locutus is a simple, standalone smart html client for Nostr. Onboarding new users takes about 10 seconds. It's completely open-source and independent, standalone.

DENMS v0.96 (beta)

Decentralized Encrypted Nostr-Based Messenger System,: DEN MS , is a Argon2 + MLKEM KDF with AES encryptino (like timeseed) and distributes cyphertext over 5 different networks (user's choise) + stegonograpy

BTC calculator v1.0

Simple live or custom price calculator to USD/EUR and vice-versa ideal for calculating past amounts.

Beyond 10k Wordlist v1.0.0

Open 10,000-word passphrase list (BIP39 + EFF + custom words), ~13.3 bits of entropy per word. Made for random passphrases and .age encryption, not for Bitcoin seeds (those stay BIP39).