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One console. Every channel you brew. Sound turns on when you press — mind the speakers.
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Other wallets give you a list of assets. HOMEBREW gives your wallet a home: channels on a menu, an agent with a budget, and a tape that never sleeps.
HOMEBREW is not affiliated with Nintendo. Any resemblance to a certain era of living-room software is a love letter, not a claim.
The console you are looking at. A grid of channels, a clock, one pointer. Your menu is saved in this browser; per-wallet consoles arrive with V2.
Application modules: a manifest that says what a channel is and what it may ask for, plus the app itself. The console enforces the permissions.
The wallet on BNB Chain becomes a modular account — validators, executors and hooks a channel can install.
Chain 56. Tokens, pools and trades, read from public market APIs (GeckoTerminal) and linked out to BscScan.
Intents go down. Confirmations come back up. Nothing skips a layer.
A channel is an application module: a manifest that says what it is, who made it and what it may ask for, plus the app. The console installs it on your menu, gives it a tile and a jingle, and enforces its permissions.
Ships inside this console. Full access to OS services: the tape, stars, sound. Reviewed before it ships.
Any https app in a sandboxed frame, talking to the console through the Channel SDK. Every call checked against the manifest.
8 channels ship in this console today. More are brewing in the shop.
The Channel SDK lets any https app talk to the console that hosts it: hello, account, portfolio, one signed request at a time — each gated by the manifest, each confirmed by the owner.
Native channels with live tape, a real shop, achievements and a console saved in your browser.
Smart-account validators, executors and hooks. Signed intents, agent budgets enforced on-chain.
Manifests on-chain, developer bonds, holder curation. The console reads trust from the chain.
The standards: ERC-7579 (modular accounts), ERC-7484 (attestation registry), ERC-7715 (scoped permissions). All three are drafts; the console tracks their current text.
Burn 40 · Stakers & creators 35 · Treasury 25. ≈ $20,000 monthly volume covers full stack ops ($50 ÷ 0.25% treasury share). Assumption, not a promise. Tier perks switch on with wallet sync (V2).
Model — assumptions, not promises. Numbers live in config; on-chain enforcement arrives with the launch.
The console look is a love letter to a certain era of living-room software: soft plastic, a pointer that clicks, channels that zoom open. The mark, the mascots, the sounds and the engine are our own work — the console it salutes is not. Not affiliated with Nintendo.