Drift puts you camera to camera with people who don’t know you yet. About three minutes, then you each decide on your own — and only if you both anchor do you follow each other. Walking away never costs anything. That is the part you won’t find elsewhere.
The rest is live: a feed that shows who is on air right now, visible reactions, and Glow that ticks along during the Drop instead of arriving in a report afterwards. As a creator you start with what you have — phone, OBS, several platforms at once; JingJing forces you into no new ritual.
Then Surge, the live contest over a shared pot, and Khumsap, the Bao treasure for everyone in the room. In the Reef you collect items and trade with Chai, in the studio you make your own music and sell it. And the feed algorithm is written out in full in the Masterplan — reach is distributed, never sold.