About
Everything you own has Share Value.
Most homes hold thousands of dollars of good things nobody is using. Selling them is slow and awkward, so they sit. ShareHouse makes them spendable the same afternoon.
- 12,480
- members
- 38,200
- items on the map
- 143%
- inventory coverage of credits
- 1,240
- tons kept in use
Four decisions, and what each one costs us.
Credits land when you list, not when it sells.
Photograph it, accept the appraisal, spend the same afternoon.
What it costs us. We carry the risk that an item never clears, which is why liquidity is part of the value.
How Share Value is setCredits stay inside ShareHouse.
No speculation, no cash-out games. A credit is worth exactly what it claims.
What it costs us. Members who want cash will sell elsewhere, and that is the right outcome.
The credit rulesA listed item is a promise.
What you see on the map is really there, in the condition stated.
What it costs us. We say no to casual listers. Pulling an item means returning its credits or swapping in equal value.
The commitmentYour neighborhood is the warehouse.
Pick up in minutes, no shipping, no boxes.
What it costs us. We grow one metro at a time instead of everywhere at once.
Where we are liveWho picks up
William Schulz
Founder · CEO, AW3 Technology · San Francisco
Why the rules are what they are.
“I moved apartments with a garage full of good things and no patience for forty strangers asking if it was still available. ShareHouse is the thing I wanted that week — and the studio is how it got built in months rather than years.”
Mei Tanaka
Valuation · San Francisco
How an appraisal landed where it did.
“The model is not guessing what your couch is worth. It is estimating what it will clear for here, and those are different numbers.”
Andre Collins
Trust & handoffs · Oakland
Disputes, no-shows and condition claims.
“Most disputes are a scratch nobody photographed. So the listing flow now asks for the scratch.”
Lucia Ortega
Community · Los Angeles
Launching a neighborhood, and keeping it useful.
“A neighborhood works at about two hundred listings. Before that it is a list; after that it is a warehouse.”
Who built this
ShareHouse is built by AW3 Technology, a venture studio led by William Schulz.
A venture studio building frontier software startups in Web3 and AI. A studio does not write a cheque and wait — it ideates, validates and builds alongside the company. ShareHouse’s appraisal engine, marketplace, credit ledger and brand were designed and built in house.
- 15+
- companies built
- $5M+
- raised by the portfolio
- 50K+
- community
- 2.5×
- studio IRR vs traditional venture
3.4×
faster from inception to seed
Studio companies take about 10.7 months against 36 for traditional venture-backed startups.
30%+
success rate
Against roughly 10% for startups generally, because the idea is validated and the team is already assembled.
3.6×
total value to paid in
5.8× for studio companies against 1.6× for traditional venture-backed ones.
AW3 (Andromeda Web3) Technology · Founded 2022 · San Francisco
aw3.tech
A better way to own.
Join a neighborhood that shares, saves, and wastes less. Your first appraisal takes two minutes.
Web app today · iOS and Android apps in private beta