Cooperative Tooling

This draft article was written months ago and needs to be updated. Eden Fractal has innovated a wide variety cooperative tooling the recent months. We will update this page soon to better show how Eden ƒractal is creating tools for public good.

Eden ƒractal tooling includes:

All Eden ƒractal tooling is open source and available on EOSIO. You can join the Eden ƒractal developer channel in the Eden Discord to learn more.

Eden Fractal Account

EDEN Respect Token Account

Here are new articles with more Eden Fractal related tools in development:

Most of the tooling for Eden ƒractal has been generously built as a volunteer effort by Vlad Hramstov, Tadas Vaitekunas, and James Mart. Several other great developers also help in various ways, including Matthias Schonebeck, Lennar Leheshtik, and Patrick Schmid.

You can learn more about Eden ƒractal developers on the draft page for

Eden ƒractal open source software empowers communities to cooperate with the revolutionary ƒractally consensus process, where community members come together for fun events every week and play a game ranking each other’s contributions to the community. After convening for many meetings and keeping score on the EOS blockchain, communities are more empowered than ever to cooperate cohesively with our democratic, meritocratic, credibly neutral, transparent, and simple community governance process.

All of the Eden ƒractal software is open source and built on EOS, including an intuitive user interface to easily submit consensus on-chain during meetings and tooling to instantly distribute a configurable amount of both EOS & Respect tokens to all participants according to the fibonacci algorithm.

You can see a glimpse of why these tools are so helpful for empowering communities in the draft article,

Eden ƒractal empowers communities to cooperate with the revolutionary processes of ƒractally on EOS and Antelope blockchains. This ƒractally process enables the next generation of DAOs with a decentralized social network and innovative game to reach consensus in fun meetings. You can learn much more about these processes for ƒractal cooperation at Fractally.com.

The ƒractally team is building many helpful tools for ƒractal cooperation that may synergize very well with Eden ƒractal…

Watch the funny video below to see a demo for an open source and blockchain agnostic user interface that facilitate ranking contributions. You can read the full blog post from the ƒractally team to learn more.

This UI aims to include the following features:

Daniel Larimer and Brandon Fancher spoke about this UI in the last 30 minutes of ƒractally meeting 24.

You can listen to Felix Ruiz, Yves La Rose, and Dan Singjoy discuss Eden ƒractal tooling and provide an overview Eden ƒractal development in the following EOS Community Fireside Chat.

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In addition to building tools for ƒractal cooperation, Eden ƒractal also rewards, coordinates, and empowers developers to build many other tools on EOS.

For example, one of the lead developers for Eden ƒractal is Vlad, who’s been building Consortium on EOS since 2018. Eden ƒractal rewards developers like Vlad for building helpful tools and pioneers how these tools can be used to benefit communities….

Below are images of a mockup for a UI built by Vlad and Lennar during the inception of Eden ƒractal. You can see the full design figma here.

The interface design plans may have changed since in the months since this was published and Eden ƒractal may choose to implement the UI created ƒractally instead, but these are mockups show a glimpse of potential improvements that may be made in future versions of the user interface.

We’re also excited about how this user interface could be adapted by different communities. For example, you can imagine that the Alien Worlds Fractal or other DAGGs could customize the user interface with fun artwork about Aliens, UFOs, and the cosmos! 👽 🛸 ✨

You may be interested to read the following draft articles to learn more about Eden ƒractal. Please note that these articles are in early stages of development and will be updated soon to provide much better experiences for everyone.