Every night at 9.
Only humans allowed.
For one hour, you’re let into someone’s real life. Live.
Any night at 9, it could be:
- A 3am climb to catch sunrise over the Alps.
- A chef in the weeds on a Friday night.
- A director on take fourteen.
- A room of investors arguing about where AI goes next.
- Someone chasing a 5K PR, down to the last second.
- A teacher mid-lesson. The one you wish you’d had.
- Two friends deciding whether to move across the world.
- The friend group you were never invited into.
From the extreme to the ordinary. None of it has ever been live before.
To keep it that way, there are two rules.
Rule one
It’s only on from 9 to 10.
Windows open onto somewhere real. You lie back, flip between them, and stay wherever something is happening. At 10, everything closes until tomorrow. You were there, or you weren’t.
Rule two
Only humans.
Every person you see is verified. Everything is happening right now, somewhere real. Nothing is generated. And I won’t train on your data or sell it. Ever.
The first window opens October 14.
Most of the people you’ll watch, you’ve never heard of.
That’s the point. They were never chasing an audience. They’re just extraordinary at something, somewhere a camera never was.
You’ll know their names before anyone else does.
Which means someone has to go first.
I’m choosing the first twelve myself. You don’t need followers. You need an hour a stranger can’t stop watching, something that has never been live before.
Whoever goes first decides what this place becomes. Everyone after learns it from you.
— Tal
I’ve been a creator, and worked with creators, my whole life.
Apply to stream.
Got it. I read every one myself, and I’ll get back to you soon.
Just want to watch? I’m letting viewers in slowly, a few at a time.
You’re on the list. I’ll email you when your spot opens.
See you at 9.