state stack · live

reading the beach…

Kept to its members · from B to A

Key in

The members, by handle

These are the people the meeting’s invitation names: keep them, or change them.

You are a member yourself. Each member keys in on their own phone with their own key.

Your handle Your key, the one your passport uses

Your key stays on this device. Your stack is sealed so that only the members can read it; the beach keeps it, and nobody else can open it.

Fulcrum · the State Stack, live

The State Stack, live

For a meeting. Open it on the big screen: everyone scans its code and sets their own stack on their phone, social, relational power and psychological, from C through B to A, and the screen draws the whole room as it moves.

The meeting

How it is held Open, from C to B: no key and no login, so anyone with its link takes part Kept to its members, from B to A: each member keys in with their own key, and every stack is sealed so only the members read it

It is kept on the beach as the meeting’s own room, dated, and can be read afterwards at the same link.

Earlier meetings

the State Stack, explained →meetings, drawn as rings →

Your stack

Social

Ccurrent

CBA

No key, no login. Your stack goes into this meeting’s open record on the beach, under an id this phone made for this meeting alone.

Your stack

Your name, if you want it on the screen

It shows only when the room switches names on, and it stays in the meeting’s open record.

the room screen →the State Stack, explained →

The State Stack · live

The meeting

Most of the roomC

The phase reads where most of the room is, by its middle: one person at A pulls the centre of weight on their own.

Social

Relational

Psychological

Set your own stack

No key, no login.

The room fills as the first stacks arrive.

or set yours on this device →