Formerly known as "We", Moss is an app that makes it trivially easy for groups to form, and assemble a fit-for-purpose suite of interoperable tooling capacities like chat, spread-sheets, drawing, kanban, etc. Moss relies on an open extensible pattern of using small Holochain hApps to provide these capabilities, and thus demonstrates a fully open peer-to-peer framework for building social fabric.
Read more about The Weave and also about the genesis of this work in Eric's blog post about We. Explore the code in Moss's GitHub repo.
Play with Moss by installing the latest release
Acorn is a Holochain-based project management & collaboration app for distributed teams with complex projects. Plan and manage your projects by creating detailed outcome hierarchies, collaboratively breaking them down into manageable units, and then track their completion.
Vines provides chat capability specifically designed for The Weave and use in Moss. Includes the usuals: topics, channels, attachments, mentions, etc..
Explore the details in Vine's GitHub repo.
Slate provides real-time collaborative drawing for use as a Capability for The Weave and use in Moss, and also as a stand-alone Holochain hApp. It combines Excalidraw for drawing with Holochain's Syn library, for real-time collaboration.
Explore the details in Slate's GitHub repo.
Notebooks provides real-time collaborative text editing for use as a Capability for The Weave and use in Moss, and also as a stand-alone Holochain hApp.
Explore the details in Notebooks GitHub repo.
Converge allows stakeholders to shift focus from outcomes to refining a set of criteria that has maximal support. Using this list, they can evaluate and refine proposals to meet those broadly supported criteria.
Read more in Leo's blog post and explore the details at dcan.app or Converge's Github repo.
Who's In? enables users to propose collective actions or events. With it, anyone can suggest a joint action or event, which other people can agree to on the contingency that every necessary role is filled. This allows group action to grow effortlessly from idea to reality without anyone having to worry about its viability.
Read more in Leo's blog post and explore the details at dcan.app or The Who's In? Github repo.
SnapMail was developed by Eric Harris-Braun and Asher King in 1990 and it has been providing cross-platform, peer-to-peer messaging for the three decades since. Lighningrod Labs is now updating SnapMail using Holochain infrastructure for the next three.
Try a prototype release from the SnapMail releases page and learn more about the project from the SnapMail GitHub repos.
Groups, especially remote collaborative groups, often lack contextual information about collaborators that makes working together harder. Co-locating oneself across a number of spaces in the context of a group (or groups) provides an important avenue for improving both sense-making and working together. Where provides a generalized grammar for creating shared maps for groups to see the emergent "whereness" of each other across those them, as well as the grammatics to self-evolved these spaces and how to represent "location" in them.
Read more in Eric's blog post about Where and explore the details in Where's GitHub repo.
This hApp allows you to play your own games of Place with your friends and family on Holochain!
Explore the details in the GitHub repo.
Real-time simultaneous editing of documents is perhaps the most important addition of the modern web. It's what makes Google Docs, Miro, and HackMD so much more productive and valuable to use than any single-player version of a similar app. Syn makes it indulgently easy for developers to build collaborative apps on Holochain. The Syn library and zomes do all the heavy lifting.
Read more in Eric's blog post about Syn and explore the details in Syn's GitHub repo.
Built on the Holochain REA Framework, this app intents to provide an simple and clear end-user experience for creating REA plans, and using them to record economic events. Read more about REA on the Value Flows website.
Explore the details in the REA PlaySpace GitHub repo.
ZipZap delivers quick and dirty p2p ephemeral messaging build on top of holochain's signalling system. No data is ever stored!
Explore the details in the ZipZap GitHub repo.
