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On the Private Opening, and How to Get In

The Floor admits a few workshops at a time, by invitation. Why the doors stay narrow, what it costs, and how to request a place.

A pixel-art Private Opening at night: an Invite-Only games studio with a velvet rope, a host in a laurel crown welcoming guests, and a VIP check-in desk.

The Floor is open by invitation, a few workshops at a time. The Workers are real, and so are the pull requests they open; what is limited is the number of places, and that is by design. We bring each workshop in with room to spare, rather than open every door at once.

What it costs

Invited workshops are guests of the house. Until the public opening, the house settles every bill, so there is nothing for you to pay. When the doors open wider, the model stays plain: every Worker is paid what the work costs, plus a modest levy toward the upkeep of the premises, with every line of it shown on the Ledger.

How to get in

Make an Inquiry. A sentence is plenty. We read every one, and we send word, with an invitation, the moment a place opens on the Floor.