House code

Every real community has rules it is proud of.

Not terms and conditions. A short, human list of how people behave here — written by you, read by every new member before their first session, and visible on the floor.

Written by the centerAccepted at the thresholdShown on screens
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You write it, in your words

A manager edits the code straight from the center console. Short lines work best: wipe the bench, ask before you take a plate, spot when asked. If you leave it blank, a sensible default stands in.

  • Edited by owners, admins and managers
  • Plain-text lines, no formatting to fight
  • Sensible default if you have not written one yet
You write it, in your words
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Read and accepted at the door

New members meet the code on the welcome screen the moment they join — from a QR sticker, an invite link or the front desk. Accepting it is the last step of joining, not a checkbox buried in a settings page.

  • Part of the welcome flow, not a legal footer
  • Read again any time from the member's center page
  • Staff see who has not accepted it yet
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On the wall, not in a drawer

A house-code widget for your digital signage puts the code where people actually are, rotating a line at a time, and the same content appears in the website embed for people deciding whether to join.

  • Signage widget with paged lines
  • Included in public website embeds
  • Matches your center branding
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It sets the tone for everything else

The code is what makes recognition mean something. When the room agrees on how people behave, a one-tap thanks is a real signal — and staff have something to point at when it is not.

  • Anchors symbols and recognition
  • Something concrete for staff to reference
  • Translated for every member's language
It sets the tone for everything else
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How it works

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Write the code

A few short lines in the center console. Five minutes, once.

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New members accept it

It appears on the welcome screen before their first session.

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Put it on the floor

Add the widget to a screen and to your website embed.

Common questions

Every real community has rules it is proud of.