All 13 demos, driven for you end to end. The tour moves the cursor, turns the dials and narrates what just happened — pause any time and take the controls yourself.
A message, a task, an event, a fund-flow and a trust delegation are the SAME object — re-viewed live, never copied.
One original shown in three windows. Edit it anywhere and all update instantly — no copies, no sync job, only the changed cell re-derives.
Zoom is the only navigation verb. Pinch a group holon open into its members, into their messages — or collapse a whole space to one icon.
Every object carries the dimensions it touches. Tap one and the entire view instantly re-clusters along it — people, money, time, place.
A shared inbox/treasury renders as ONE glanceable holon — its face shows its overall state. Dive in and it unfolds into its members.
Your private inbox and the whole commons are the same holon at different levels of membership. One slider peels the layers — just-me → my-circle → space → federated.
Drag a message onto the task lane and it does not copy — it appears in a second place. The same object now lives in mail AND tasks, one original, two views.
A holon can be a live, shared space you act inside — not just a file. This object is a piano — play it, and a second person answers on the same shared instrument.
Rotate a cube whose faces are Governance, Economics and Operations. One chosen object stays lit across every face — you watch identity persist through rotation.
Your vote isn’t cast or delegated — it FLOWS. This is liquid democracy: delegate to someone who delegates onward, and your voting power moves transitively through the trust graph. Revoke at any depth and it snaps back.
This is conviction voting: voting power GROWS the longer you hold a position. Conviction accumulates over time; switch your vote and you start over — so commitment, not just headcount, is the weight.
Delegation isn’t all-or-nothing. Scope it by domain — finance to your treasurer, infra to your builder, governance to yourself — one identity, many delegates, each per dimension.
The ballots never change — the counting rule does, and so can the winner. The same votes tallied as 1p1v, liquid, quadratic, conviction, and quorum can each crown a different option.