Dogecoin entity House of Doge to launch DOGE payment app ‘Such’

Dogecoin is moving closer to real-world payments, with House of Doge confirming plans for a dedicated DOGE payment app.
Summary

• House of Doge confirmed the development of a Dogecoin payment app called Such.
• The app focuses on direct payments, wallets, and tools for small merchants.
• The launch adds fresh momentum to Dogecoin’s push into everyday use.

House of Doge, the official corporate arm of the Dogecoin Foundation, plans to launch a new mobile payments app designed to make Dogecoin easier to use for everyday transactions and small businesses.

The update was shared in a Jan. 20 press release by House of Doge, outlining a first-half 2026 launch timeline for the app, which will be called Such.

A payments app built around everyday Dogecoin use

The Such app is being developed as a self-custodial Dogecoin (DOGE) wallet combined with simple payment and merchant tools. According to House of Doge, users will be able to create a wallet, purchase DOGE, and send payments directly from the app, without relying on third-party services.

“Hustles,” a key component of the app, will enable independent vendors and small companies to accept Dogecoin as payment. Through the app, local service providers, artists, and independent contractors will be able to list their services and accept DOGE payments, establishing a direct line of communication with clients.

Timothy Stebbing, chief technology officer of House of Doge and a director at the Dogecoin Foundation, said the goal is to make it easy for people with side businesses to start accepting Dogecoin with minimal setup. He noted that many community members already try to earn with Dogecoin informally, and the app is meant to simplify that process.

Development timeline and ecosystem context

Development of the Such app began in March 2025 and is being handled by a twenty-person team based in Melbourne, Australia. The app is built on open-source technology from the Dogecoin Foundation, with House of Doge adding new layers focused on payments, usability, and merchant support.

At launch, the app is expected to include a self-custodial wallet, a real-time transaction feed showing DOGE activity, and merchant tools for listing services and accepting payments. House of Doge said additional features are planned after launch, though details have not yet been disclosed.

The announcement comes amid a broader push to expand Dogecoin’s real-world use. In recent months, the Dogecoin Foundation has highlighted new payment integrations, enterprise tools like GigaWallet, and partnerships aimed at increasing DOGE usage beyond online tipping.

House of Doge has also entered international partnerships tied to Dogecoin-based infrastructure and compliance.

With Such, House of Doge is betting that simpler tools and direct payment features can help move Dogecoin closer to daily commerce, testing whether long-standing community interest can translate into consistent real-world usage.