Navbar, Map, Tribes, Favorites, Login

Server, Database, Cloud Infrastructure

Tribe pins and filters so people can discover nearby communities by interest, openness, and activity.

Separate pin/data layer for gatherings and festivals.

Avatar, display name, bio, interests, languages, protected contact.

Images, description, size, languages, members, location, and ways to connect.

About, Roadmap, Vision pages

Secure contribution flow, supporter benefits, and Plans & Support page

Tribe stories and add tribe story flow

Community upvoting that rotates featured voices

Report an issue, share feedback, ask a question, propose a feature

Per-tribe events listing + RSVP.

By proximity to the user or filtered by tags or locations

Host a local gathering in minutes — no tribe required. Start a tribe afterward if you want.

A chat for attendees: meeting point, who’s coming, plans after. Leave anytime from Pulse; rejoin from the event page.

After an event: confirm you were there, connect with the host or tribe, invite people to stay in touch, or start a tribe from the gathering.

Alerts for new gatherings near you that match your interests.

Simple categories so you can find the right kind of gathering fast.

Updates that stay with the tribe: announcements, questions, reflections, photos/recaps, next gathering.

Create, edit, and reply to posts with sensible limits.

Tags that help you filter tribe and local feeds.

One boost per person to surface useful posts.

Keep a thread tribe-only, or open it to a wider network.

Nearby tribe posts and events woven into “what’s alive near you.”

Action-oriented invites: co-hosts, musicians, hiking circle starters, volunteers, collaborators — browse, post, and filter.

Optional signals for friends, events, community, collaborators, learning, or nature.

Optional map presence for people open to meeting locally, with strong privacy controls.

Suggestions for tribes and gatherings that match your interests.

Shared recognitions that reflect trust, skills, and connection

An opt-in record of what you’ve attended, hosted, or contributed to.

Simple signals like Trusted by N Tribes.

Symbolic tiers that stay non-competitive.

Private conversations with secure delivery.

A clear first message before a full conversation.

Email and push for what matters to you.