Shared records
Use compact JSON records for everyday information and IPFS references for larger files. Keep earlier versions available for context.
The modules
Every community works differently. Choose focused tools for voting, funding projects and paying contributors, with shared accounts and records across your DAO.
Your rules. Your members. Your shared workspace.
Use ballots to collect votes and record an outcome. Define who is eligible, how voting power is counted and when the decision closes, so members know the rules before they participate.
Turn a project proposal into agreed milestones. Contributors submit their work; authorized reviewers can request changes or accept it. Track the funding and approved payment alongside the project.
Set up funded, fixed-term schedules for contributors who work with your DAO over time. Keep payment commitments understandable for both the organization and the people doing the work.
Keep proposals, project notes, agreements and files close to the decisions they support. Versioned records help members follow changes; encrypted files protect content that should have a limited audience.
Use compact JSON records for everyday information and IPFS references for larger files. Keep earlier versions available for context.
Encrypt private content before storage and give eligible members the keys they need to read it. Learn what this protects and what stays public.
Learn more PrivacyUseful core governance is intended to remain free. Optional paid modules and hosted services are planned for communities that need more operating capacity or convenience. Prices and limits will be published before those services are offered.
Enable the tools that suit your community, review their permissions and use the handbook to understand the configuration.
Automation, notifications and selected integrations are on the roadmap as optional services. They support your DAO’s workflow without replacing its governance rules.
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Explore DAOs in the app, find the tools your community needs and use the handbook to learn how they work.