Building
Expanding the applications, services and developer infrastructure around the network.
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Locality is being built as long-term infrastructure for digital organizations and communities.
Directions, not commitments: none of these has a date.
Expanding the applications, services and developer infrastructure around the network.
New ways for Communities to manage access, assets, commerce, communication and services.
A broader ecosystem of interoperable applications built on shared organizational infrastructure.
One line each, to picture the direction. None of them is a promise.
Access passes for an event or a place, issued by a Community or a Team. Each pass is owned by one person and can be marked as used.
A way for the people of a scope to reach each other without leaving Locality.
Shared rules for spending a Community's or a Team's funds: money leaves only when enough people approve, when a vote passes, or after a set time.
Recurring access to a Community's services, such as a monthly membership.
Ways for a Community to reward taking part, such as voting, attending or volunteering, in its own Community Token.
A way to record on the blockchain what a Community owns in the physical world, such as a building or equipment.
A place where people from different Communities could meet and follow what interests them.
A place where members could offer and find services or goods inside their Community.
More things a Community can offer its members, built on the same roles, votes and accounts.
Before what is next, what is already here. Each card leads to its page.
Organize a group in up to three levels: Community, Team and Sub-team.
Read the pageFive roles, set in each scope, from member to owner.
Read the pagePublic or anonymous votes, appointments and queues, inside each scope.
Read the pageA Community Token for each Community, and network fees a Community can cover for its members.
Read the pageDo all of it from one app.
Read the pageAsk an agent to do the same steps for you, in plain language.
Read the pageTell us what it would need, or follow the code on GitHub.
Experience Locality through the Easy App, or build your own application on the network.
Experience the organization, not the blockchain.