Backstage Pass

Opening the door…

Entering a room

The room is the show: watch, chat, send hearts, tip on the moment. If the show hasn't started, you're in the waiting room.

The link in the push, the creator's page, or the live directory — they all land in the same place: the room, at the creator's own address. Watching needs no app and no account; the door only asks who you are when you do something that's yours, like chatting or tipping, and it puts you right back where you were.

A live room: the video with the LIVE chip and live counts, chat beside it, and the tip row underneath
  1. LIVE, who's in the room right now, and the peak — counted, never estimated.
  2. The chat. Sign in once and you're talking; the heart button sends the moment up the wall.
  3. Tips: presets from $5, or your own amount, with a line that carries your name into the room.
A live room. Both numbers are measured: who's here now, and the peak the night has reached.

While the show is on

Before the show: the waiting room

A scheduled show's page is its waiting room: the countdown to the announced time, and who's already waiting. Its chat is open only if the creator opened it — a quiet waiting room is a waiting room, not a fault. RSVP and you're counted in — we'll tell you the second the door opens — or add it to your calendar. If a Pass or ticket covers the night, the page says so: you'll walk straight in. When the creator goes live, the page becomes the room on its own; nothing to reload.

The waiting room: the countdown to doors, who's waiting, the RSVP button, and the chat panel
The waiting room — a scheduled show's page while everyone waits. It becomes the room the moment doors open.

Doors

Some rooms are open to everyone; some are behind a Pass or a ticket. A closed door never bluffs: it shows exactly what opens it and the price, and anything you buy is checked live at every door it covers — the show, its replay, both, exactly as sold.

Keep reading — for fans

Following and how you're told

Follow free and you're told the second they're live. Every dial — channels, what about, how often — is yours, and yours beat everything.

Passes, tickets and drops

Money only ever buys proximity: standing in the room, a seat for a night, a numbered unit fired live. Watching stays free.

Unsubscribing and stopping texts

One creator or everything, one tap or one word. No opt-in on file means the message cannot be sent at all.

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