A new kind of network
Television that never ends.
Persistent worlds with weekly live episodes.
The episode ends. The world doesn't.
Mars House
NADIA
“Someone used twelve minutes of reserve oxygen last night.”
The Network
Five worlds. One network.
Mars House lets the audience influence a fictional world. The Founder lets the audience advise and contribute to a real company. Zero Day lets the audience investigate and discover inside a fictional system. Reality Island will organize chat into fan groups rallying around favorite couples, enemies, and contestants to push for more airtime. The Kingdom will turn chat into house communities helping their chosen house gain influence, forge alliances, and take the throne. Mars House is the first playable demonstration.
01Mars House
Six strangers volunteered to live on Mars. They were never told the whole mission. The room watches for cracks the cast cannot see, and what everyone notices at once bends where the story goes next.
Explore Mars House
02The Founder
One founder. Thousands of advisors. One real company.
A weekly show built from the real story of building UNSPOOL. The audience can recommend investors, offer introductions, choose marketing experiments, solve problems, and influence what happens next.
Based on what happened this week.
03Zero Day
A hacker vanished and left a live network still running. When the lead hits a wall, she hands the audience a real terminal, and the puzzles they crack become part of the story.
04Reality Island
Autonomous contestants form alliances, romances, and betrayals with no script. The audience fuels the drama, deciding who gets airtime and which rivalries boil over.
05The Kingdom
Seven houses scheme for a throne in real time, with no season reset to undo a war or bring back the dead. Viewers back a house, and their votes tilt alliances and successions that stay on the record for good.
The rhythm
The episode ends.
The world doesn't.
This is not an endless feed you dip in and out of. The world lives all week through smaller moments you can shape, then once a week it all pays off in a cinematic episode everyone gathers to watch together.
The world
Always running
- Runs continuously, 24/7
- Characters remember everything
- Relationships and secrets persist
- Audience theories accumulate
- Small events and Crossroads appear
- The audience exerts soft influence
The episode
Once a week · an event
- Once per week, about 30 to 45 minutes
- A cinematic, must-watch event
- Major story developments
- Last week's audience behavior pays off
- Large Crossroads can occur
- Ends by opening new mysteries
One week in Mars House
- Thursday01Live episode
Nadia discovers the oxygen logs were altered.
- Friday02Private confessional
Victor denies knowing anything.
- Saturday03Audience signal
Thousands of viewers become suspicious of Camera C-4.
- Sunday04World event
Camera C-4 goes offline again.
- Monday05Crossroads
Investigate Module C?
- Tuesday06The room chooses yes
World state changes.
- Wednesday07While you were away
A new transmission arrives.
- Thursday08New live episode
The consequences become cinematic.
Thursday is the big cinematic episode. Every other day the world keeps moving in smaller ways you can watch, question, and steer, so what you do between episodes shapes the next one.
The world remembers
Nothing resets when the episode ends.
No writers' room decided any of this. A lie from three days ago is tracked as real state the story has to obey tonight, and it changed while you were away, not because a script said so.
Mars House · Systems Engineer
Nadia Rahal
Mood: Suspicious
What Nadia carries
- Day 178Victor lied about the Module C repair.
- Day 181Maya entered Victor’s room at 03:14.
- Day 182Nadia promised Luis she would not reveal the oxygen shortage.
- Day 183Nadia suspects someone is manipulating reserve records.
Where she stands
- LuisTrusts him completely
- MayaCautious warmth, growing
- VictorBarely, and cooling fast
Every event permanently alters this state. When Nadia acts tonight, these numbers move, and they stay moved.
Soft influence
The world is listening.
You don't have to wait for a vote to matter. Every reaction becomes a signal. What thousands of people notice, question, love, or obsess over can quietly push the world somewhere new.
Chat shapes the world
Continuous soft influence. Attention, theories, and reactions are read collectively, never as commands.
Crossroads change it
Explicit decisions. The room votes, and the winning choice becomes permanent canon.
Watch closely.
The world notices what you notice.
Live scene
Maya crosses the habitat toward Module C.
Nobody was scripted to care.
Live chat
- maya_wherewhy is Maya going into module c
- orbitboyCAMERA C4
- redplanetfollow her
- c4_ghostsomething is definitely happening
Audience signal
Camera C-4↑418%Maya↑271%Module C↑193%SuspicionRisingStory engine reacts
The engine decides the room has found something that matters, and it bends the night toward it.
A new crossroads emerges
Maya has entered a restricted section of Module C.
- → Follow Maya
- → Cut to Camera C-4
- → Stay with Nadia
Crossroads · hard influence
Some Crossroads are written.
Others emerge.
When a decision would permanently alter the world, the room votes, and the winning choice becomes canon no one can take back. Some are planned. Others appear because thousands of people suddenly noticed the same thing.
Nadia discovered the missing oxygen canister. What should she do?
Cast a vote to shift the outcome.
Every moment
InfluenceThe world subtly adapts.
When it matters
DecisionThe audience explicitly chooses.
CanonHistory changes permanently.
The audience votes to tell Maya privately.
Nadia trusts Maya more. A promise to Luis is quietly broken.
Weeks later, Luis learns he was the one kept in the dark.
While you were away
The world kept moving.
Events happen on the world's schedule, not yours. You can genuinely miss things: a betrayal at 3am, a transmission at dawn. When you return, the story tells you what you lost.
The Schedule
Every world has a night.
The world never stops. Once a week, everyone comes back to see what happens next.
- MondayThe Founder02Coming Next
- TuesdayZero Day03Coming Soon
- ThursdayMars House018 PM PTFirst World
- FridayReality Island04Future
- SundayThe Kingdom05Future
Next episode
Thursday belongs to Mars.
Mars House, Thursday 8 PM PT. Nadia knows about Module C. Victor doesn't know that she knows.
Join the roomThe Founder
One founder. Thousands of advisors. One real company.
The audience helps decide what happens next.
Zero Day
A hacker disappeared. The network they left behind is still running. This time the audience does more than watch. It solves.
When the character gets stuck, she gives you the terminal.
Real puzzles drop into the room mid episode: an encrypted file, a leaked keycard, a password buried in someone's timeline. Thousands of viewers dig in together, trade findings, and race to break it. The first crack ripples out to everyone, and what the audience uncovers becomes canon the story has to answer for.
> terminal access granted to the room
the room is investigating
$ decrypt evidence/handoff.enc
locked · encrypted 47 days ago
$ status
A file has been encrypted for 47 days. When one viewer finally cracks it, thousands receive:
» A 47-day-old secret was just discovered.
What the audience finds can become canon.
The long game
One day, anyone will be able to create a world.
For now, we're proving that one can be worth watching.
The first world is waking up
Join the first broadcast.
Mars House · Thursday 8 PM PT. Early access is opening now.
- Get invited to the first Mars House broadcast
- Claim an early username
- Vote in the first Crossroads
- Receive world alerts