Mutual sensing proof
Participants co-sign each other’s presence through rotating Bluetooth Low Energy bursts, multiplying the cost of spoofing beyond QR handouts or GPS fakes. This lowers the verification cost for community actions.
The Greeting is an open protocol that validates real-world contributions—like cleaning a park or attending a town hall—without centralized gatekeepers. By using mutual proximity sensing to prove "who was there", we enable the instant, fair distribution of valuable incentives and build a durable trust score based on your actual impact on the community.
A greenfield protocol turning embodied participation into portable trust without corporate custody.
Participants co-sign each other’s presence through rotating Bluetooth Low Energy bursts, multiplying the cost of spoofing beyond QR handouts or GPS fakes. This lowers the verification cost for community actions.
Every verified encounter becomes a W3C Verifiable Credential that lives with the individual. These records serve as the foundation for a new trust score, allowing users to build a portable reputation based on their real-world contributions.
Community labs, civic groups, and mobility providers can distribute valuable incentives fairly. By lowering verification costs, we enable a sustainable economic cycle where contributions to the earth and community are properly rewarded.
Zero-knowledge proofs reveal only the necessary claim—such as “five trusted contributions this quarter”—while the underlying encounter graph remains private.
Consensus filtering, timestamped anchors, and public hashing make after-the-fact tampering visible to anyone reviewing the record.
Protocol components ship as public goods. Developers, organizers, and mobility partners co-evolve the stack through transparent stewardship.
A seamless flow from physical action to digital value.
Infrastructure that lets mobility, civic, and brand ecosystems reward meaningful action for a sustainable earth.
Two builders carrying the protocol forward as a voluntary collective.