Every mapped mind, registered on one chain.

A live population whose generation-zero genomes are the literal registered connectome weights — every synapse of Cook et al. 2019, in canonical edge order. Creatures sense food gradients through their real chemosensory neurons and crawl on segmented bodies: the source names its body-wall muscles by position (dBWML1–24, head to tail), so every segment bends under the muscles that exist at that position in the real animal. They eat, breed, and die for real. The engine is integer-only Rust: same history, same hash — always, for everyone. This preview mirrors the one living world — the same world, the same history, for everyone. Enter the world to sign in, own a creature, and trade. Every birth and death is a transaction; the chain is the world's permanent record.

One first-instar fruit fly larva. Its brain is the complete Winding et al. 2023 connectome — 2,952 real neurons, 110,677 real synaptic connections — spiking live in this page. Food odor drives its real sensory neurons by hemisphere; its real descending neurons (DN-VNC, DN-SEZ), the brain’s actual output pathways toward the body, drive a segmented crawler. The dataset maps the brain only — the ventral nerve cord is not yet mapped by anyone — so the body’s pattern generator stands in for the cord, and this page says so.