Fanhouse: Private Communities 12+

Love the platform for the most part.

My main complaint is that it tells fans that a creator is “not popular enough” to leave a tip. If you are going to restrict features please just hide them from fans instead of producing a pop up that highlights how unsuccessful the creator is! I am using this platform as a way to keep VIP clients closer, so it’s a small group and limited access on purpose. I know the threshold is low, but it doesn’t feel good to know that idea is being planted in their heads. I would also love more detailed guidelines for content in the terms of service to make sure I don’t accidentally misinterpret something and post something that would be a violation. I haven’t posted any explicit nudity but I have a number of images that fail to load on my private fanwall. Images that have implied nudity (everything covered up) or that are completely blurred (double blur filters) as a teaser for content available elsewhere are unavailable. There is no way to get support for this in the app when this happens.

Developer Response ,

We do have a detailed Community and Content Guidelines page, available here: https://fanhouse.app/docs/content-guidelines

You may also contact support at hello@fanhouse.app

it COULD be the next big app…

i see the potential with FanHouse. to the creators of the app: please add an explore page so it’s easy to find other people and connect through it. I would also like to be able to follow some creators to view their public stuff, but still keep the subscriptions only for their private feed. reason being is because i WANT to follow people but if i have to pay for all of them, im not going to want to pay for all of them, maybe two accounts.. and at that point the apps not worth it anymore. i also think you should work on marketing the app more to influencers to bring them over to this app. also have a button on peoples pages to report them when they post nudity since it’s not allowed. just small thoughts that i think could bring a big change.

Helps creators make a living

While creators have a lot of options for making content nowadays, none are like fanhouse in that users can post about their lives, engage with fans in a meaningful way, and monetize their content so that they can actually make a living. but what separates fanhouse even more is that they defend creator incomes, recognizing that it can be tough to balance creating good content with being able to support yourself. I heard they’ve paid over a million dollars out to creators in just the last 8 months, and still continue to make sure creators have the means to do what they love.

beyond that, the app is easy to use and pretty, and it’s honestly a much more rewarding social media experience. I’m looking forward to what’s to come.