How it works

Pick a number. Make it yours. Become part of its story.

Every number on Claimed has its own page, owner, price and history.

Find your number

Browse the wall or search for a number you want.

Maybe it means something to you.
Maybe you just like it.

Claim it

If you want the number, claim it at the price shown.

No auctions. No bidding. No waiting.

Once claimed, it’s yours — until someone else decides to claim it next.

Make it yours

Add a short message or an image and choose whether you want your name to appear publicly.

Then share your number anywhere using its permanent Claimed URL.

Find your number

Explore freely

A feed without an algorithm

There’s no algorithm deciding what you should see.

No recommended posts.
No engagement ranking.
No For You page.

Just numbers, people and whatever they choose to leave behind.

Explore the wall however you want: start at #1, search for something specific, or stumble onto a number you’ve never seen before.

Your identity, your choice

Claim it without claiming the spotlight

Owning a number doesn’t mean you have to put your name on it.

You can claim a number publicly or keep your identity anonymous.

Your number can speak for itself.

A message.
An image.
An inside joke.
Something meaningful.
Or nothing at all.

You decide how much of yourself you want to attach to it.

Ownership history

Every number has a history

A number can change hands, but its story doesn’t disappear.

Each ownership becomes part of that number’s history, creating a record of the people who claimed it over time.

Today, #217 might belong to you.

Tomorrow, someone else might want it.

Years from now, its history could be the most interesting thing about it.

One number. Many owners. One continuous story.

Made to be shared

Your number has a permanent address

Every number gets its own shareable page.

claimed.bid/217

Send it to a friend. Put it in your bio. Share it online. Come back years later.

The owner and content may change.

The URL never does.

Numbers. People. Stories.

Which number is yours?

There are thousands of them.

But only one person can own each one at a time.

Explore the wall