SoApp starts with a private event: one group, one place, shared plans and memories. The longer vision is a digital world shaped by perspectives you choose.
Events, experiences and planned capabilities each have a purpose of their own. Together, they could lay the foundation for Phase 4: a perspective you choose and control.
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Events
Bring people together.
A private event gathers the plans, decisions and shared memories in one place. Guests can join from a web link, without installing an app.
In development
ContributesShared moments
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Experience Marketplace
Share what you’ve lived.
A journey could become an experience someone else can follow: the places, little discoveries and lived context that made it yours.
Planned
ContributesLived context
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Feature Forge
Build around your needs.
AI Workstation would help people turn their needs and trusted knowledge into useful capabilities. Feature Forge is planned as the SoApp-facing integration of Workstation, giving the community a controlled way to help shape what the platform can become.
All the data you generate on SoApp would build your DataClone: a bubble of experiences, interests, choices and behaviour. It would shape how an algorithm works for you—and how you see the digital world. You control what it represents, shares and is used for.
The world outside stays the same.
Try another point of view
Why borrow a perspective?
An architect, a chef and a historian could walk through the same square and notice different things. Select a DataClone to explore what their perspective could reveal.
↳Same place. A different reason to explore.
What you could discover
See the lives before yours.
A historian’s perspective could bring earlier streets, clothing and ways of life into focus. This imagined scene layers different periods to show the stories a familiar place can hold.
What you could discover
See how a place is shaped.
An architect’s perspective turns the square into a study of structure: beams, arches, plans and proportions. You could discover how a building stands, or imagine a different way to shape the space.
What you could discover
Discover what makes it work.
An engineer’s perspective reveals the systems behind daily life: water moving, gears turning and lights coming on. You could trace a fault, learn a repair or find a better way to build.
What you could discover
See connections everywhere.
Through a tech founder’s perspective, the square becomes a connected world of interfaces, ideas and tools. You could spot ways to build services, improve a space or collaborate with others.
What you could discover
Taste what makes a place.
A chef’s perspective fills the square with ingredients, market stalls and a table worth sharing. You could discover a regional speciality, follow a flavour or meet someone who can teach you how to make it.
What you could discover
See the patterns at work.
A mathematician’s perspective measures what is already there: the fountain’s circumference, a wall’s area, the rise of the stairs and the angle of a shadow. You could understand how a place works, or find a better way to use it.
What you could discover
See a living landscape.
A botany graduate’s perspective fills the square with leaves, roots, flowers and habitats. You could recognise what grows here, discover useful herbs or understand how a little greenery changes a place.
Opening this perspective…
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Illustrative preview of SoApp’s long-term vision. These roles illustrate what different people might notice. A real DataClone would come from a particular person’s activity and experience on SoApp, with sharing controlled by that person.
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Build your bubble.
What you do on SoApp adds experiences, interests and choices. Control what that data represents.
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Choose who to learn from.
Explore a perspective someone you trust has chosen to share.
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Keep the choice.
Switch perspectives, or step out and return to your own view.
One idea, different possibilities
A perspective can do more than recommend.
When information is abundant, the people you trust help you decide what matters. A DataClone could bring their experience into what you discover, how an AI responds, or how a character behaves.
For you
Choose what comes into view.
A person you trust can notice things you might miss. Their shared DataClone could bring that experience into your recommendations, while you keep the choice to switch perspectives.
Discovery & recommendations
The cook whose taste you trust helps you find a neighbourhood bakery.
For an AI
Give an agent a perspective.
An AI could use a chosen DataClone as context for what it prioritises, suggests and how it approaches a question. A familiar perspective would still need facts to be checked.
AI personas & assistants
Ask the same question. Explore an answer shaped by a different point of view.
For a character
Bring a familiar spark into play.
With their permission, a friend’s DataClone could inspire a game companion’s interests and reactions. An imagined persona could open up a different story.
Games & virtual worlds
A companion notices a photo opportunity you might have walked past.
Further possibilities include research and tools for organisations, with clear permission for each use. These applications would need research and validation.
The principle beneath the vision
A third way. Built around you.
Your experience should first create value for you.
Tomorrow’s data does not exist yet. What you live next could help you discover more, express a perspective, or make something useful for someone else. Our ambition is to put that choice in your hands.
Controlled by you. Shared by choice.
What goes in.You choose what your DataClone represents.
What gets shared.You choose which parts to make available.
How it is used.Clear permissions for each purpose.
The principles we’re building towards.
05 / Beyond An open horizon
Leave room for what comes next.
SoStay is the open horizon: exploring how SoApp might become useful across digital and physical life. Its final form is still to be discovered.
Each step should earn its place by being useful to the people who take it.