Angry Toads is not just an NFT collection. It’s a gateway into a broader ecosystem, the foundation of which we've been building for over three years. In this ecosystem, we aim to bring together collecting, creativity, and utility in a unified space.

At the core of the project are its philosophy, mission, and story, which we've shaped gradually over time. These aspects haven’t been published yet, but will appear as the website evolves — they’re essential parts of our concept.

Angry Toads isn’t only about visuals and artistic style — it’s also about utility.
At launch, holders will get access to our professional products for creators (Instant Utility).
Over time, we plan to expand the ecosystem step by step — introducing assets, tools, and services built on our experience and unique creative foundation.

Our goal is to create an IP universe that grows together with the community — through content, lore, creativity, and interaction.

NFTs in this project aren’t the final product — they’re the key to the ecosystem.
That’s why Angry Toads is not just a collection. It’s the beginning.

ainforce.com is our official website, active since the founding of our team.
It showcases our creative tools — templates, plugins, and extensions for Adobe After Effects, Premiere Pro, and DaVinci Resolve. It’s a Web2 hub focused on the products we’ve built and refined over the years.

ainforce.io, on the other hand, is our new website dedicated to our move into the Web3 space. This is where we share everything about the Angry Toads project (rebranding in progress): its philosophy, roadmap, utilities, and the future of our ecosystem.
You can think of it as a bridge between our past and future — from tools to a full-fledged IP universe.

Our tools (templates, plugins, extensions for After Effects, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve) are still live and fully supported on ainforce.com — and they’ll remain part of our ecosystem.

This isn’t an archive — it’s an active foundation.

NFT holders will gain access to these tools as part of the project’s utility layer. We see huge value in bridging the two worlds — creative tools and narrative-driven ownership.

Our past isn’t a weight. It’s a platform we’re building the future on.

We started in Web2 — building templates, extensions, visual tools for After Effects, Premiere Pro, and more. That gave us solid experience in creative content, structure, and utility.

But over time, we realized we didn’t just want to make tools. We wanted to build a universe — with characters, meaning, stories, and space for others to engage with it deeply.

Web3 gives us that opportunity:

Not just to present a project, but to invite people in. We want to grow a real community — where people aren't just viewers, but collectors, explorers, co-creators.

We're not here to hype or rush things. We're here to grow slowly, honestly, and together — with those who resonate with our vibe.

We'll share more about how we arrived at this point in future blog posts and story pages.

We know that most NFT projects launch with a dedicated landing page. And we’ll get there too — but at the right time.

Angry Toads is more than just a collection. We come from Web2, with a legacy of tools and products. Now we’re building an ecosystem that brings together that heritage with a new Web3 vision. So it’s important for us to have a shared space where both worlds can coexist.

The project itself has also evolved over time. We realized the collection needs a rebrand — a new name that better reflects its philosophy, vibe, and future direction. That process is already underway. Once it’s complete, we’ll decide whether to build a standalone landing page — or continue using this site until the full-scale collector portal is ready.

There’s also a practical reason: as part of our strategy, we likely won’t publish the main traits of the collection before mint. So right now, we simply don’t have enough public-facing visuals to make a separate landing page meaningful or representative of the project’s true scale.

We don’t do things just for the sake of appearances. Content comes first. Design follows. That’s how we work.

Most likely — not before the end of July.

We’re just starting to step out of silence, and participating in NFT NYC 2025 is our first move.
Our immediate focus is on updating the website and launching the blog, where we’ll begin sharing the project’s philosophy, story, and foundational details — all crucial for what comes next.

At the same time, we’re working through a final iteration of trait revisions, which currently demands the full attention of the team.
We plan to complete this stage by the end of July, and only then move into the next phase — which will include community platforms like Discord and Telegram.

This timeline may also be influenced by a potential rebranding of the collection, so we’ll confirm more specific dates once things become clearer.