Press kit
A live digital colony on real Martian coordinates. Real sunlight, real local time. Brands and people move in; anyone can take their plot.
In one paragraph
Mars Move-In is an interactive digital colony built on real Martian coordinates, starting with Jezero Crater, where NASA's Perseverance rover explores. People and brands claim a plot, build a habitat in their own colors with their logo on it, and get an address like marsmovein.com/name. Daylight, night and every shadow follow the actual Martian sun at that spot. Anyone can take over a habitat by paying 25% more than its value, so the most contested plots grow into towers and landmarks over time.
Key facts
| First colony | Jezero Crater, 18.38°N 77.45°E |
| Time and light | Local Mars time computed with NASA's Mars24 method; the sun, shadows and night lights follow it live |
| Size | 440 plots per colony around a landing pad; four more colonies open as each one fills |
| The game | Takeovers at 1.25× value; the previous owner gets Oxygen Credits; contested plots unlock taller buildings |
| Made by | Vidyuth Subbaiah, independent founder |
Logos
Images and video
- Jezero at 07:07 local Mars time (1920×1080)
- The colony at night (1920×1080)
- Rocket on the landing pad (1500×500)
High-resolution stills and videos (a full Martian day in Jezero as a time-lapse, the rocket landing, the colony at night) are available on request in 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1.