Features
Everything you expect. Nothing taken from you.
Evrylife does what a social platform does: you post, follow, message, join communities and discover things. The difference is who it works for. Every feature below is written in the public rulebook, so what the app does and what the community agreed to always match.
Share
17 kinds of content
Posts, articles, images, videos, audio, questions, events, places, quests and more. The community can add new kinds by vote.
A shared map instead of a secret algorithm
Content is organised by the Web3 Meta Tree: a community-governed map of topics and places with 31,152 entries and growing. You can see why something is where it is.
184 languages tracked
The interface translations are versioned community property. Posts translate on demand, on your own key (Constitution, Article IX).
Belong
Channels and communities
Member-run channels with their own treasuries, roles, memberships and moderation settings.
Private messages that are actually private
Encrypted end to end with keys derived from your wallet. No plaintext mode exists. Only you and the person you write to can read a message.
Causes
Members create causes under six pillars: disaster relief, healthcare, clean water, housing and economic development, renewable energy, and environmental restoration. The community votes, and a dedicated treasury pool funds them.
Take part
Review and earn
Earn reputation and rewards by reviewing moderation cases, builds and governance proposals. Rewards are a share of each period's treasury release, weighted by difficulty. Nothing is a fixed payout.
Report a problem
The community confirms a reported problem, the approved fix is built, and members verify the result before it ships.
Marketplace, subscriptions and tips
Creators offer subscription tiers and receive tips. Settlement in EVRY switches on at token launch.
Keep control
Bring your own AI and storage
Connect your own AI and storage provider keys. Your keys and your usage stay under your control. The community subsidises a free tier only.
Saved lists, alerts, reminders, calendar
Personal tools stored in your own decentralized documents, not on a company's servers.
Help where you need it
The ⓘ icons across the platform are community-governed explanations. Switch them off in settings when you no longer need them.
For the curious
All 387 features, by category
Counted from the public feature registry each time this site is built.
Content
74Discovery
29Governance
26Moderation
22Ai
20Social
19Economy
17Frontend
16Identity
16Authentication
15Channel
15Meta tree
15Profile
10Storage
10Accessibility
8Messaging
8Privacy
8Blockchain
7Marketplace
7Documentation
6Notifications
6Operations
6Dashboard
5Nft
5Security
5Ui
4Reputation
3I18n
2Rewards
2Backend
1Under the hood
The module registry
The rulebook specifies 39 modules across 4 tiers. These are the identifiers the community governs: a proposal that changes behaviour names the modules it touches.
Core protocol
The foundation layer.
Content type modules
What members create, publish, and sell.
Infrastructure
Governance plumbing and member signals.
Optional / gated
Community-gated modules.