Voting
Run public or anonymous votes with role-based participation. Anonymous voting uses zero-knowledge proofs to keep the voter's choice private while making the result verifiable and preventing double voting.
Explore votingCommunities, Teams and Sub-teams can run governance and services within their own scope, using roles and permissions to define who can participate and what they can do.
Run public or anonymous votes with role-based participation. Anonymous voting uses zero-knowledge proofs to keep the voter's choice private while making the result verifiable and preventing double voting.
Explore votingLet members book appointments for the services available to them. Slots can be one-to-one or shared, with a waitlist when a shared slot fills up.
Explore appointmentsManage demand with queues and organized service flows. Members join a real-time line and are called when it is their turn.
Explore queuesFrom decisions to everyday services, the organization operates within the same infrastructure.
Each level does what the levels before it do, and adds its own.
Vote, if eligible when the poll opens. Book, join a queue, and cancel your own bookings until you are checked in.
Check people in, complete bookings and mark no-shows. Returning a deposit stays with senders and above.
Confirm bookings and queue entries, promote people from a waitlist, cancel on someone's behalf and return deposits.
Open and cancel polls, and set up the resources people can book, with their schedules.
Voting and booking side by side, in one organization.
An admin opens a poll on the budget. Members eligible when it opens can vote until it closes.
Explore votingMembers book slots in the meeting room, and a sender confirms the bookings that need approval.
Explore appointmentsMembers join a real-time line at the event, and a receiver checks each person in as they arrive.
Explore queuesThe Community pays the network fees for its members' actions, so they can vote, book and cancel without handling fees themselves.
Experience Locality through the Easy App, or build your own application on the network.
Experience the organization, not the blockchain.