House

House brought audio spaces and livestreaming, creator communities, tipping, prediction markets, and creator tokens into one product. The goal was simple: make it feel social first.

The home experience answers three questions fast: what is live, who is there, and why should I join?

A live space holds audio, chat, participants, and creator actions at once. Speakers sit on stage and the audience sits below in a quieter tier, so the people talking stay the focus. Host controls live in one Options sheet, which keeps the room itself uncluttered. Livestreams follow the same structure, so hosts and viewers only learn one layout.

Tokens live with creator context. Tips happen during participation. Predictions sit next to the live activity they reference. The mechanics stay available without turning House into a trading screen.

House hosted 219 live spaces, 49 of them token-gated, and creators deployed 40 tokens on Base. Crypto sat inside the product without ever becoming the first thing you see.