Run your co-op in the open.
Members, shared money and decisions on one public record. One member, one vote.
Second-hand walk-in fridge
1,480 tUSDC
Above 500 tUSDC → member vote
34 members · one vote each
- For
- Against
- Abstain
- Not yet voted
- Quorum
A co-op already has rules. Now they run themselves.
- Committee approvalUp to 500 tUSDCTwo of three elected stewards sign.
- Member voteAbove 500 tUSDCFive days, 40% quorum, one member, one vote.
- Charter changeAny ruleTwo-thirds of the votes, half the members taking part.
For groups that own something together
Student co-ops
A campus grocery, a bike workshop, a student café.
Supplier orders, by the committee
Local collectives
Neighbours pooling money for a garden or mutual aid.
Big purchases, by member vote
Farmers' and housing co-ops
Boards that want every member to see the money.
Every payment traced to a decision
Questions people ask
Is this real money?
No. The wallet, the test tokens (tUSDC) and every transaction are simulated in your browser.
Why one member, one vote?
It's the co-op principle: your member share buys membership, never extra weight.
Can we change the rules?
Yes, by proposal: two-thirds of the votes, with half the members taking part.
Do I need to understand blockchains?
No. You'll see members, proposals, votes and payments; the on-chain details stay one click away.