The show is free. Backstage is yours.
Picture a concert. The show out front is free — that's your Instagram, your YouTube. But everybody knows the real thing happens backstage, and backstage has a door, and the door has a list.
So we built the door. One button: you go live once — it streams to every platform you're already on, and to your own room, and every single fan on your list gets a notification that second. Not the ones the algorithm picked. All of them.
Fifteen minutes in, you hit one more button and the Instagram feed, the YouTube feed — they end. A banner says the show continues backstage, with your link. Rented attention walks through your door and becomes your list, live, on camera, every single stream.
And the room keeps its own record. The replay plays the chat, the reactions, the tips back on the exact beat they happened. Then while you sleep it cuts your best moments into clips — picked by where the room actually went crazy, we measure every heart — and those clips go recruit tomorrow's list.
Proximity, never files: the badge on your name, your questions answered first, the seat on stage, the after-party, the direct line. Closer costs; watching doesn't.