Hardware / Prototype
The board
remembers.
You felt the pop. You know that landing. MONGO is being built to record what the board actually did — then put that motion beside your clip.
- Stage
- Prototype
- Position
- Under the deck, at the truck
- Pre-orders
- After validation
- Payment
- USDC
What it records / Four signals
Pop, spin,
airtime, impact.
The tail hits the ground. The trick starts here.
Pop / Sample
3.6G
Under the deck / At the truck
Bolted on.
Out of the way.
It bolts to the underside of a normal skateboard, at the truck baseplate. The board itself shields it. Nothing on the grip tape, nothing in the middle of the deck.
Synced to your clip, it adds proof of what the board did. Inside Skate Plus, the aim is to show what changed between one try and the next.
Still a prototype. Nothing has shipped, and no pre-order has been taken.
No rush to your wallet
Prove it.
Then pre‑order.
- 01
Prove the prototype.
Real sessions first. Pre-orders open only once the prototype survives them. No money is taken before that.
- 02
Holders go first.
PIXELBOARDS holders get priority in the pre-order line and a discount on the sensor.
- 03
Parts are paid in dollars.
MONGO pre-orders will be paid in USDC, not $SESH. Hardware needs hardware money.
Further out / An idea, not a promise
Proof a judge
could use.
Sensor data, a synced clip and a signed record of the session: together they could prove a trick better than video alone. One day a contest judge might use that.
That’s research, not a claim. No competition uses this today. First the prototype has to work.
Next up
Watch yourself
get better.
Skate Plus is where MONGO data will live. Planned.