Five people,no feed.
We took the camera roll, the most private feed anyone owns, and turned it into the only one that matters: five friends, nothing to post, nothing to perform.
See the release
A private space for the moments that matter.
Built for friends, not followers.
Six releases so far. Each one is small on purpose, built for a handful of people at a time, and shipped like a physical object.
Music drops for your truest fans
Each case is a room you walk through. Scroll slowly.
We took the camera roll, the most private feed anyone owns, and turned it into the only one that matters: five friends, nothing to post, nothing to perform.

Small rooms, loud energy. Encore gives artists a stage-door for the fans who show up every time: demos first, tickets first, a chat with the artist in the room.

A pocket-sized 3D bedroom that loads in two seconds and feels like yours in ten. More than 140,000 rooms decorated, no download, no account wall.

Faceless live audio, fronted by an avatar and narrated by you. Airwave streams whatever is on your phone, so going live needs a thumb, not a studio.



We build for a handful of people at a time. A release has to be loved by five before it is seen by five thousand, so every product starts as a room, not a platform.
A working build on Tuesday beats a deck on Friday. We ship weekly, watch people use it in the room with us, and cut what nobody touches.
Notes from the room · 05 entries · updated weekly
Dunbar had a number. Ours is smaller, and it changed how every screen is designed.
Read · 6 min
One spotlight, one object at a time. How the new Tandem site went from a shelf to a stage.
Read · 9 min
Our release ritual, the checklist on the wall, and the one rule about Fridays.
Read · 4 min
140,000 Hideouts later: the furniture people never move, and the poster everyone changes.
Read · 7 min
Two million hours of faceless audio in the first month. What we got wrong, and what we would keep.
Read · 5 min