How It Works
Projects
How projects are born, built, and shared inside the network — from video pitch to profit sharing.
Summary
Projects follow a clear lifecycle: idea submission via video pitch, community feedback and voting, AI-driven team formation, collaborative execution, and transparent profit sharing. The Foundation holds a minimum 2.5% equity stake in every project.
The project lifecycle
All Oumafy projects follow a structured lifecycle designed to turn ideas into real ventures with community support.
- Idea Submission — members pitch ideas through engaging short videos on the network.
- Community Feedback — members vote, discuss, and refine ideas collectively, building consensus and support.
- AI-Driven Team Formation — the network's AI matching system assembles teams based on skills, experience, and project requirements.
- Launch and Growth — teams build and launch with network-driven support, shared resources, and collective infrastructure.
- Profit Sharing — transparent, equitable distribution of equity and profits, with the Foundation's stake reinvested into the commons.
Collaborative equity
Approved projects receive support from the network. In return, the Foundation holds a minimum 2.5% equity stake. The majority of equity is allocated among project team members, directly incentivizing their efforts.
Equity is tracked in basis points (10,000 = 100%). The equity breakdown is always transparent: Foundation share, distributed equity, available pool, and each member's tier are visible on every project.
Example: Halal e-commerce marketplace
A member proposes a halal e-commerce marketplace through a compelling video pitch. The community provides feedback and validates the idea. The AI system assembles a team of developers, marketing experts, and logistics specialists.
The Foundation retains a 2.5% equity stake. The team builds and launches the marketplace, leveraging collective resources and supplier negotiations via Gravity Works. Profits are reinvested into the Treasury for further community growth.
Example: Mobile network (MVNO)
A member identifies the opportunity to launch a Mobile Virtual Network Operator emphasizing transparent pricing and ethical practices. The community validates the concept. The AI connects her with telecom experts, marketers, and financial backers within the network.
Leveraging collective purchasing power through Gravity Works, the team negotiates favorable agreements with telecom providers. The MVNO acquires customers from within and beyond the community, generating substantial recurring revenue reinvested into the Foundation.
Example: Ride-sharing and delivery platform
A member proposes a two-sided marketplace connecting small businesses offering transportation, delivery, and logistics services to consumers. The AI matches skilled developers, marketers, and logistics coordinators.
The platform launches with support from the network's user base. Members use it for their own needs, fueling the internal economy. Profits benefit the team, with a significant portion reinvested into the Treasury.