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A Dogecoin-backed team is building a payments and commerce app called Such
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The app combines a self-custodial DOGE wallet with merchant tools
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Launch is planned for the first half of 2026
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Goal is to make spending and accepting Dogecoin easier for small businesses
A new mobile app aimed at expanding Dogecoin beyond trading and into real-world payments is set to launch in early 2026. The app, called Such, is being developed by House of Doge, the official corporate arm of the Dogecoin Foundation, in partnership with Nasdaq-listed Brag House Holdings.
Such is designed as a consumer-facing app that combines a self-custodial Dogecoin wallet with built-in tools for commerce. The goal is to reduce friction for both users and merchants by making it simple to spend Dogecoin and accept it as payment without relying on custodial intermediaries.
At launch, the app is expected to include wallet creation, a real-time transaction feed, and merchant features called “Hustles.” These tools are intended to help individuals and small businesses list services or products and manage Dogecoin payments directly inside the app.
Development began in March 2025 and is being led by a 20-person team based in Australia. The app is built on open-source Dogecoin Foundation technology, with a focus on everyday use cases such as side hustles, freelance work, and small local services.
House of Doge said a closed beta will run ahead of the public release, allowing early users to test features and provide feedback. The broader ambition is to push Dogecoin toward becoming a widely used decentralized currency rather than just a speculative asset.
