Matos

Open your wallet, pick a template, and spin up a space in minutes. Set your handle, upload a banner, and define roles for teammates or collaborators. Connect your Discord or Farcaster handle to sync audiences and permissions. Choose how people access your space—public, invite-only, or token-gated—and add an intro post that explains what you’re building next. Use the starter checklist to queue your first announcement, set up an events calendar, and enable notifications so followers get pings on web and mobile.

Plan and ship content on a weekly cadence. Draft posts, attach design files or code snippets, and schedule drops with a clear timeline. If you’re monetizing, create a membership pass or limited edition with tiers, benefits, and on-chain splits for contributors. Configure allowlists, raffles, and presales; add perks like private rooms, early access, or workshop seats. During a live session, embed your stream, pin the agenda, and track attendance. Afterward, package recordings, notes, and claimable badges so members who showed up can unlock rewards. Run airdrops for active participants, and set automated receipts for payouts in USDC to keep accounting simple.

Collaborate like a studio. Break work into bounties with scopes, budgets, and deadlines; let applicants pitch in, then approve contributors and fund milestones. For builders, link GitHub repos, surface issues as tasks, and map pull requests back to bounties. For writers and designers, use shared drafts and feedback threads with version history. When work is ready, publish to your gallery with credits and revenue splits baked in. Need decisions fast? Post a proposal, collect comments, and run a snapshot-style vote that respects roles or token holdings. Tie approvals to actions—unlock budgets, ship an update, or grant access the moment a vote passes.

Grow and measure without guesswork. Launch referral links, quests, and streak rewards that nudge members to show up, contribute, and share. The insights panel shows who engages, which posts convert, and where drop revenue comes from. Tag your experiments—subject lines, timing, pricing—and compare cohorts to refine your playbook. Automate routine jobs: welcome DMs for newcomers, reminders before events, and thank-you notes after contributions. Moderate with clear tools: flag posts, mute spam, and set contribution thresholds for new accounts. When you’re ready for a bigger push, bundle a campaign—content, event, drop, and rewards—into a repeatable template your team can run again with one click.