Library/Media

Everything the movement knows, one search away.

Across the HUB≈120M items held·≈200K Projects this year began from a Commons toolkit·≈2.4M archived Projects — five years of institutional memory·every item NAVi-summarised

Ask the Library

NAVi

Start from the food-audit toolkit Waste Nothing published — checklist, consent forms and the scoring sheet. School Food Audit adapted it for De Pijp & Oost, and their Stage-B pack shows the school-liaison steps. Ten minutes of reading and you're ready to scope.

Sources — they open

Food-audit toolkit v4The Commons · from Waste Nothing
School Food Audit — Stage-B packProject folder · Sustainability Climate & Food
2032 Mission ReportGovernance shelf · SC&F GlobalCircle

Your shelves — from your drive to the governance record

My Library

Your drive, saved items and credential exports

214 items

Private to you

Circle shelves

Agendas, minutes and CONNECT decks — one shelf per Circle

39 Circles

Members of each Circle

Project folders

Lean Social Canvas, stage-gate packs, milestone evidence

9 live folders

Each Project's team

Governance shelf

Tenets, Consentus decisions, ballot packs

every decision, on the record

Open to all members

Operations shelf

ACE Handbook, templates, Project how-tos

the working canon

Open

The Commons — the toolkit that travelled

Reading-circle starter pack

from Reading Buddies · Learning & Education

3,860 reuses

Community-fridge cold-chain guide

from FoodShare Fridges · Sustainability Climate & Food

2,140 reuses

Repair-café launch kit

from Repair Café Zuid · Human Development

1,920 reuses

Participatory-budget ballot pack

from Gemeente Amsterdam × De Pijp · Government Politics & Public Sector

940 reuses

Four of ≈180K toolkits and replication kits in the Commons — NAVi finds the one your Project needs.

Media — replays, inductions, trainings

five years of replays behind these four — every town hall, training and induction, chaptered by NAVi

Yours, always: export it, take it, erase it. UP never sells member data.

NAVi

NAVi · your Librarian

Ask me anything the movement knows — I answer with sources, and the sources open. ≈120M items, every one summarised.

Most reused this month

  • Reading-circle starter pack3,860
  • Community-fridge cold-chain guide2,140
  • Repair-café launch kit1,920

reuses this month · ≈180K kits in the Commons — reuse beats reinvention

Yours to keep

Everything in My Library is member-owned: export it, take it, erase it. UP never sells member data.

Demonstration

Welcome to 2032

This is the UP HUB as we imagine it in 2032 — 26.4 million members in — not the organisation as it exists today. The architecture is designed; the members, Circles and Projects you’ll meet are illustrative. What you’re about to see is the future state we are raising founding capital to build.

The demonstration has two parts. First, the public face — the journey from stranger to member. This half performs itself: the enrolment fills in before your eyes — sit back and watch. Then, the HUB itself — the member experience, seen through the eyes of one member: Erin Smith of Amsterdam, five years in. That half is yours — click around and explore freely. And to move back and forth at your own pace, use the small Demo navigator in the bottom-left corner — it walks the whole journey, in either direction.

A note on how it works: this is a demonstration, not a finished product. Much of what you see is display only. Where something is live, your cursor will tell you — the hand icon means click. All members, Circles, Projects, brands and figures are illustrative, derived from the UnitedPeoples operating model. No brand shown is intended to suggest endorsement or support, implied or explicit — brands appear for illustrative purposes only.

One thing is already real: NAVi, the AI companion. Talk to it at any point.

And if you've arrived here first: this is the model suite. The case for building it — the plan, the numbers, the invitation — lives at unitedpeoples.earth.

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Demo