BUILDING IN PUBLIC
400K+ visits.
$55K+ in sales.
33K+ visits sent from plots to real websites.
Claim Avenue is already turning virtual land into measurable attention and business. Still early, but the numbers are getting hard to ignore.
@vickegustafsson You forgot the third kind: people who don’t like the project but still hang around writing essays because apparently moving on is too complicated for them.
The tent idea sounds great though. You should try it.
I think there are two kinds of people. the 1,300 who already have a building in Claim Avenue, and the ones who'll say "yeah I saw it too, never got round to it"
the main avenue filled up. the new streets are going the same way
your website sleeps at 3 a.m., your building doesn't 🌙
the logo stays up on the facade day and night for whoever's driving down the avenue. starts at $5
@asokofliverpool Mate, you saw a sentence with no spelling mistakes and decided it must be AI 😂
That probably says more about you than it does about me.
@rhysadams Could you try again now? I found and fixed a few issues that could cause this in some rare cases on iOS. Please let me know if it’s working properly now or if you’re still seeing the error.
That’s a lot of confidence for someone whose entire analysis is “I saw some ads and have eyes.” You’ve invented a complete story about how the project was built, how I spend my money and how I manage my time—without knowing anything about any of it.
Actual criticism is useful. This is just a tantrum dressed up as developer expertise. But thanks for watching five of my ads and taking the time to write an essay about a project you supposedly don’t care about. Take care.
@_TKizz What issues are you experiencing on your iPhone? If you can share your iPhone model, iOS version and a screenshot or video of the problem, I’ll look into it.
POV: you join a game and find out you can own a building on the main avenue.
Drive, fly, fish, decorate your free home… and if you have a brand, put it where people play (free, nothing to download)
Our building just keeps growing, both in height and in visitors. What started as a fun little idea for @ferlinux has now evolved into an entire city and a powerful platform for marketing your brand.
We saw the potential early, long before it became what it is today. We were ahead of the curve, and this is only the beginning.
We were early. We saw the vision. And now we're watching it become reality.
Resumen: no has entendido el proyecto, pero querías dejar un comentario inteligente y esto es lo mejor que te ha salido. No todo tiene que encajar en tu obsesión con “especular”; a veces la gente crea cosas para que otros las utilicen y disfruten. La próxima vez, intenta criticar lo que realmente existe, no la historia que te has inventado.
Domains have owners.
Usernames have owners.
Now internet buildings have owners too.
1,000 buildings on Main Avenue.
All claimed.
And every single one can change hands.
Things you can do in a game that runs in a browser tab:
> 🚗 drive
> ✈️ fly planes
> 🎣 fish
> 🏡 decorate your (free) house
> 🥕 grow a garden
> 🕹️ play an arcade inside it
And it's multiplayer.
Here, customers arrive by taxi 🚕 On Claim Avenue, brand buildings are part of the game: passengers ask to go to your door, couriers deliver to you, and players walk in to visit.
Make your business part of the game
Do you genuinely believe $5 will get you a better return through Google or Facebook? That’s simply not realistic. Claim Avenue isn’t meant to replace traditional advertising—it offers a different way to be discovered and become part of an interactive city. You may not see the value in that, and that’s fine, but dismissing it with a comparison that doesn’t hold up adds nothing to the conversation.
The internet’s new avenue is still almost empty.
Early brands are claiming plots, designing their buildings and shaping the skyline.
Where will your brand build?
Plots start at $5.
@ClaimAvenueCity That account is not mine and has no connection whatsoever to Claim Avenue. Someone is impersonating me and using my name to mislead people and profit from it. Please do not interact with the account, send money or share any personal information. Report and block it.
@ClaimAvenueCity That account is not mine and has no connection whatsoever to Claim Avenue. Someone is impersonating me and using my name to mislead people and profit from it. Please do not interact with the account, send money or share any personal information. Report and block it.
@ClaimAvenueCity@Pumpfun That account is not mine and has no connection whatsoever to Claim Avenue. Someone is impersonating me and using my name to mislead people and profit from it. Please do not interact with the account, send money or share any personal information. Report and block it.
@ClaimAvenueCity That account is not mine and has no connection whatsoever to Claim Avenue. Someone is impersonating me and using my name to mislead people and profit from it. Please do not interact with the account, send money or share any personal information. Report and block it.
@PythonLead That account is not mine and has no connection whatsoever to Claim Avenue. Someone is impersonating me and using my name to mislead people and profit from it. Please do not interact with the account, send money or share any personal information. Report and block it.
@udvikleren Thanks for reporting the bug. It worked perfectly during testing on my devices, so I hadn’t spotted the issue with the new update. It’s fixed now.