At the $4 million ‘midlife hacker house,’ already rich founders are chasing the AI boom

Each bed in the 4,000-square-foot, $4 million Vibe House SF (opens in new tab) — also called the “midlife hacker house” — in West Portal is dressed with organic cotton pillows and $140 “grounding” bed sheets, silver-threaded linens that allegedly connect sleepers to the Earth’s electrical charge. The three bathrooms have bidets, goat-milk soap, and custom showerheads that claim to filter out chlorine, fluoride, and heavy metals. The kitchen is stocked with prebiotic sodas and adaptogen seltzers, and a set of remote-controlled frosted quartz singing bowls sits beneath the fireplace, on call for impromptu sound baths.