Stray Cucks is a collection of 2,000 pixel chairs on Robinhood Chain. Some chairs are empty and some have a stray sitting in them. Every chair opens into a living room: the animal blinks, breathes and snores, and you can look around in 2D, Diorama or 3D.
You can open any room, whether you own that chair or not. All 2,000 chairs are already minted, so new owners buy from people who hold one.
HexLock is a different collection: 500 boxes, each locked under a chained cloth for one week. Every tap on any box adds to one shared goal for the day. Reach the goal and a seal breaks. After seven seals the cloth burns and every box shows what was inside.
A Stray Cuck and a HexLock box are two different things. Tapping a box does not mean you own it, and owning a chair does not mean you own a box.
All of this works with no wallet at all:
Look around any chair's room, switch views, and save a picture.
Open any box and tap. Your taps count toward the day's goal.
Anyone can read the public chat rooms on the Stray Cucks app.
Paste any wallet address into Find my chairs and you see every Stray Cuck that address holds. The Motel can check in the same way.
Some things need more than looking. There are three kinds, and each action tells you which one it needs before anything happens.
Your wallet signs one plain text message. It costs nothing, approves nothing and sends no transaction. The Stray Cucks app uses it for your account: posting, theses, votes and your profile.
Firing your Stray Cucks at a HexLock box is a signature, not a transaction. No gas, and nothing leaves your wallet. Your chairs are checked on chain at that moment.
Buying a chair, or tipping a HexLock boost (from $0.20). You never have to pay to look around or to play.
Updated 15 October 2026. Rules change during the HexLock week; the live numbers are always on the HexLock rules. Something wrong? hello@straycucks.com
