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Baddies is designed around the full creative journey: create, collaborate, publish, connect, monetize and manage. Each role has its own dashboard and controls, within a consistent mobile and desktop experience.
PRODUCT CONCEPT / OCTOBER 2026 CONTENT + MUSIC + CREATIVE SERVICES · MOBILE & DESKTOP · 18+
Create. Publish. Connect. A whole creative ecosystem.
Content + Music + Creative services
THE CONNECTED PRODUCT VISION
Different talents. A connected way to work and grow.
FOR THE AUDIENCE
Discover women content creators, explore music, follow stories and releases, and participate through memberships, conversations, Live and events.
FOR CONTENT & MUSIC CREATORS
Build a distinct identity, publish content or music, choose access, plan releases and manage the community through a dedicated content or artist dashboard.
FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS, VIDEOGRAPHERS & CREW
Present creative services, find collaborators and organize briefs, projects, deliverables and revisions through a professional workspace.
One connected journey. Distinct roles. Creator control. Discovery leads to content and community; creative work leads to a release; a release can lead to a membership, conversation, listening room or event. The differentiator we are building is that continuity, with the right tools for each person.
01 / THE PRODUCT EXPERIENCE
Create to connect. Connect to keep growing.
The public website, desktop product and mobile app view are parts of the same experience. Each account controls its own identity, work and next actions, while audiences move between discovery, content, music and shared moments.
01 — DISCOVER & CONNECT
Get to know the person.
Discover women creators through stories, categories and search. Each content creator has a profile, public and gated releases, access plans and a World with a journal, backstage scenes and a distinct identity.
Public posts, Member, Inner Circle and buy-once releases have separate access rules.
Saved creators and recently visited rooms provide continuity.
Conversations and account tools sit alongside the content.
Show this: open a public chapter, compare the access labels, then enter the World.
Enlarge ↗PROFILE / LUNA VEGAIdentity becomes an experience.
02 — CREATE & RELEASE
Give the creator the controls.
Creator Studio connects original work to its release. Approve an uploaded delivery, import it as a private draft, then choose media, access and when to publish. Project, version and professional provenance stay with the draft.
Photo, video, notes, highlights and profile tools.
Private drafts, access choices and audience previews.
Invite photographers, videographers and musicians to accept public credit.
Show this: inspect an approved delivery in a private draft. Publishing and public credit each need a separate decision.
Enlarge ↗CREATOR STUDIOA clear next step for the work.
03 — LISTEN & PARTICIPATE
A sound. A space of its own.
Independent musicians have their own identity, dashboard and release tools. Commission photographers or videographers through Crew, bring approved audio or cover artwork into Music drafts, then connect releases to listeners through Frequency.
Artist profiles, releases, playback and listening rooms.
Collect releases or support artists with demo U.S. dollars.
Recorded earnings, receipts and simulated payout review.
Show this: set an offer for a published release in the artist workspace, then use User view to collect or support it. Review the recorded earnings; no money moves.
Enlarge ↗FREQUENCY / MUSICA release can start a conversation.
04 — MAKE IT TOGETHER
Behind the idea, there is a team.
Content creators and musicians can commission professionals through Crew. Collab connects briefs and versions; assigned professionals upload originals for the owner to review. Approved work can become a private draft and a service invoice, with separate decisions for publication, public credit and payment.
Original files, version review and approval history.
Public team credits require an invitation and recipient consent.
Approved-service invoices and simulated payouts, with receipts.
Content creators, music artists, creative professionals and audiences each have their own dashboard. Operations has a separate desk. Desktop and Mobile open the same account in different layouts, keeping identity and controls consistent.
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Keep this guide open. Demo links open in a new tab. Each account link selects the intended demo role; there is no account sign-up or password to enter.
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AUDIENCE
User
Discover creators, save favorites, compare access plans and explore conversations.
Start with: your profile, then Discover and Luna's World.
For the meeting: use one tab per role when comparing perspectives. Demo data belongs to the browser and origin; opening a link does not transfer activity from another device.
THE COMMERCIAL HYPOTHESES TO VALIDATE
Create value. Choose how to share it.
Creator control includes how work is accessed and how people participate. The demo represents memberships, individual content, services, events and products as possible revenue paths; adoption, pricing and commercial viability still need validation.
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Ongoing membership
Different access levels give an audience a reason to return to a creator's content.
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Individual releases
Buy-once posts have their own price and confirmation, separate from a membership.
03
Services & experiences
Creative projects, ticketed events and a product collection extend the possible value exchange.
These are product hypotheses, not realized revenue. The platform's own revenue model, fees and commercial terms remain to be defined and validated.
THE PAYMENT EXPERIENCE / INTERACTIVE SIMULATION
Payments powered by AIKO.
From a first purchase to a creator’s return. Card, crypto and Baddies balance bring a shared payment experience to content, music and creative services. Product prices stay in U.S. dollars.
01 Card02 Crypto03 Baddies balance
01 / REVIEW
Know the amount.
Review the item, recipient, USD price and available payment methods before confirming.
02 / AUTHORIZE
Follow the status.
Explore card approval or crypto confirmation, including pending, declined and expired outcomes.
03 / RECORD
Keep the reference.
A confirmed checkout connects its payment reference to the purchase or wallet top-up.
04 / EARN
See the return.
Supported product transactions feed the corresponding creator, artist or professional’s demo earnings.
05 / PAY OUT
Review the next move.
Request a payout from available earnings and follow its separate Operations review.
Show the payment. Then show the record.
Open the AIKO demo, review a card or crypto checkout and confirm the simulated outcome. Then open Payments in Operations to follow the reference, method and status. These records come from actions performed in this browser.
AIKO is the planned payment provider. This is the interactive demonstration. No real card charge, wallet connection, crypto transfer or payout occurs. Example assets, networks and quotes illustrate the flow; live availability, fees and settlement terms require the production integration. Pending, declined or expired payments do not complete a purchase.
04 / A PRACTICAL PRESENTATION ROUTE
Three minutes. One connected story.
Explain the ecosystem first: women content creators, musicians, creative professionals and audiences. Then use this short route to connect the audience experience to the dashboards behind it. Timings are a suggested speaking plan.
01 / 45 SEC
The first encounter
Open the home page. Change the featured creator and show a photo story or the Portrait / Backstage / Journal scene controls.
“Different creators and communities share one connected product, with their own identities and tools.”
Open Crew as a musician, then Creative deliveries: commission, review and import a private draft. In Creator Studio, team credits use a separate invitation and consent step.
“The work, its people and its value stay connected: commission, approve, publish, credit and review recorded demo earnings.”
Add two minutes for payments: open the AIKO walkthrough above, compare card and crypto, then follow a reference in Operations. The full guide covers all five perspectives, including music, Live, events and operations.
This is an interactive product demo with fictional identities and simulated balances. Studio activity and earnings metrics use recorded actions in this browser; sample funding is excluded from earnings. Changes and uploaded originals stay in this browser, not shared production accounts.
Available to explore today
Women creator discovery; audience, creator, artist and professional dashboards; desktop and mobile layouts; music commissions, approved originals into private drafts, consent-based team credits, collection and support, service invoices, the AIKO card and crypto payment simulation and reviewed demo payouts; plus Worlds, Live, events and store flows.
The next validation questions
Do content creators, musicians, photographers, videographers and audiences value this connected journey? Which workflows belong in the first pilot? What access and pricing options make sense for each participant?
The production work ahead
Real identity and verification, shared data, the live AIKO integration, messaging, production streaming and operational services. The demo demonstrates the workflows; it does not take payments, send messages to other people or broadcast a public live stream.
Desktop and Mobile are web layouts, not separate native iOS or Android applications. This guide does not modify your demo activity.
