The prosocial technology ecosystem will involve many apps and platforms. What people and communities do—communicate, form groups, make decisions, build trust, create together, offer mutual aid—are human activities that must work across platforms, not features locked to a single product. Creue contributes to this ecosystem through interoperable protocols and shared standards.
The critical technical requirements across the ecosystem include peer-to-peer and federated architectures, proof-of-humanity protocols, data sovereignty and portability, privacy preservation, and resistance to centralized control. Identity must be portable. Trust relationships must be legible across systems. Communities must be able to migrate their data without loss.
For partners and collaborators, this means Creue is not competing for territory—it is building the relational experience layer that makes the entire ecosystem more valuable. The intersubjective vision (why this matters) and the interoperable architecture (how it scales) are complementary, not competing. Creue brings the felt experience of trust-building. Partners bring the protocol infrastructure that makes it durable and portable. Together, the ecosystem serves communities that no single product could serve alone.