For Creators

RNDRNTWRK helps creators run broadcasting, audience participation, and monetization in one place. Start a stream in the browser, let viewers play games, clip moments, join quests, enter predictions, and take part in recurring activities while the stream is live, then route the resulting value through one connected system instead of separate tools for streaming, engagement, and payout.

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What Creators Can Do Here

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Broadcast from the browser

Open 555stream in the browser and launch a live show without building a separate desktop-only workflow first.

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Turn viewers into active participants

Viewers can do more than watch. They can play Arcade games, submit clips, join quests, enter prediction markets, and participate in recurring activities tied to the stream.

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Monetize the activity around the stream

Ads, market fees, game fees, and other supported monetization surfaces can route through the protocol instead of being split across disconnected tools and payout systems.

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Keep the creator environment active when you are not actively hosting

Always-On Mode can keep games, clips, overlays, scheduled events, and recurring participation loops running during the periods when you are not on camera or not actively running the show.

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Add operator support with Alice

Alice can support scheduling, broadcast control, overlays, guest flow, and selected monetization actions when creators want more continuity or automation.

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Expand into creator-side economics where enabled

Some creator-side economic features are optional or partially implemented, including gated actions, revenue-sharing mechanics, and creator-side token surfaces.

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The Creator Flow

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1. Open 555stream

Start in the browser. 555stream is the creator entry point for running the show, configuring the output, and turning the stream into a live participation environment.

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2. Add your destinations and build the show

Configure where the stream goes and how it looks. That includes:

• Adding RTMP keys for the destinations you care about
• Choosing a scene layout
• Configuring overlays, branding, and sponsor assets
• Bringing in guests with browser-based audio and video controls

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3. Turn on participation

Once the stream is live, you can turn viewer activity into part of the experience. That can include:

• 555 Arcade games
• Clips
• Quests
• Prediction markets
• Scheduled draws
• Recurring participation loops

This is the point where the stream becomes more than a broadcast. It becomes a live economic environment.

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4. Turn on monetization

When participation is active, monetization can run through the same system. That can include:

• L-Bar ads
• Game fees
• Prediction market fees
• Creator-side monetization modules where enabled

The point is not just that revenue exists. The point is that the revenue enters a clear structure instead of disappearing into separate platforms and payout flows.

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5. Let the protocol route value

Once revenue enters the system, the protocol routes it through fixed logic.

• 10% ARP routes to engaged viewers
• 50% of post-ARP value routes to the creator
• The remaining share routes through platform allocation logic

Settlement happens on a recurring schedule, with product-specific accounting documented in the relevant pages.

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6. Keep the environment running beyond the main live segment

The creator does not have to be actively hosting every minute for the channel to keep generating participation. Always-On Mode can keep the environment active through:

• Evergreen games
• Resurfaced clips
• Scheduled participation loops
• Recurring events
• Auto Pilot programming logic

That means the channel can remain active between the creator’s main live segments instead of going completely dormant.

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Alice: The Operator Layer

Alice is the operator layer for creators who want support or automation inside the system. Alice can help with:

• Starting and stopping broadcasts on schedule
• Controlling parts of the stream flow
• Triggering monetization actions at the right moments
• Managing overlays
• Supporting longer-running or always-on channel behavior

Alice is not required to use the creator flow. She exists as an additional operating layer when creators want more leverage or more continuity.

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Optional: Expand into a Creator Economy

Where enabled, creator-side economic features can include:

• Creator-side token mechanics
• Gated chat, overlays, and actions
• Revenue-sharing structures
• Buyback logic
• Governance controls

These features extend the creator surface. They are not required to use the core broadcast, participation, and monetization flow.

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Access and Setup Requirements

Some creator surfaces require:

• A supported Solana wallet
• Wallet-based sign-in
• Minimum access requirements or whitelist approval, depending on the surface

Current access requirements include:

• Phantom (recommended), Solflare, or Trust Wallet
• SIWS authentication
• 55,555 $555 minimum for certain creator surfaces, or whitelist access via Discord

See Getting Started for the current setup path and access details.

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