No feed. No likes. Join a crew of 4–8, commit to a 14-day project, post one Proof a day, and build on each other's work.
Try a Batch →How it worksYou post for strangers, compare, withdraw, repeat. Real life moved to group chats because they have shared goals and people who notice when you vanish. Kiln puts structure around that.
Feeds reward watching. Kiln rewards finishing.
Strangers' likes mean little. A crewmate's critique moves your work.
No scroll to the bottom. Batches have a start, a middle, and an end.
The atomic unit is the Batch: a crew, a goal, 14 days, and a milestone for each day.
At your chosen hour, or when a Handoff is waiting for you.
A photo, 60-second clip, file, or 280 characters, tied to today's milestone.
Critiques, remixes, and questions. You never know which one lands.
Every Proof and Build becomes a node in the crew's making-of.
Scarcity makes each one count.
A response has to add something.
Uploads older than 48 hours are rejected.
Proofs unlock together. Nothing to refresh.
You're on Day 4 of "Ten dishes in 14 days" with four crewmates. Post your Proof, wait for the Reveal, then build on someone's work. Nothing here is saved or sent.
No follower counts. Your standing is per skill, earned inside crews, and it only improves your matches.
Discovery is matching by goal, level, timezone, and pace, optimized for predicted Batch completion rather than time spent.
Each crew rotates a Steward. Escalations go to veteran members weighted by Builder score, and staff handle safety cases.
Revenue comes from the people making things.