CityDAO

Open your wallet, join a community, and help manage a physical site without leaving your browser. CityDAO turns a 40‑acre Wyoming property into a shared project you can act on. Start by connecting your wallet and setting your member profile. Browse a parcel dashboard to see maps, photos, documents, and previous decisions. Follow the discussion threads to understand current priorities, then subscribe to working groups that match your skills—operations, design, policy, or fieldwork. Set alerts for new proposals and milestones so you can jump in when the project needs hands.

When you’re ready to move an idea forward, draft a proposal with clear scope, budget, timeline, and risk notes. Use the template to define deliverables (for example: survey paths, signage plan, or micro‑infrastructure layout), list required resources, and add stewards responsible for oversight. Share a preview in the forum for early feedback, revise based on comments, and then submit it to the governance portal for a vote. After approval, funds are released in stages tied to milestones. Track progress in the project board, post updates with photos and receipts, and tag blockers so other contributors can help. If you need extra hands, publish bounties with acceptance criteria and due dates to attract specialists—surveyors, drone mappers, writers, or developers.

If you’re planning on‑site work, request access on the calendar, review safety notes, and coordinate with local contacts. Download a waypoint file for trails and boundaries, then capture ground truth data: GPS traces, images, and condition notes. Upload findings to the shared dataset so planners can align next steps. Off‑site, you can still make progress: refine zoning scenarios, sketch alternative land‑use layouts, estimate environmental impacts, or negotiate vendor quotes. Payments, sign‑offs, and handoffs stay visible so the community can audit each step and keep the project on schedule.

Builders and creators can extend the system. Pull governance events and parcel metadata to build dashboards, alerts, or bots that notify members when thresholds are met. Prototype tools for lease scheduling, visitor check‑ins, or resource reservations. Analysts can evaluate participation, proposal throughput, and budget efficiency to improve future cycles. Writers and educators can turn raw updates into guides, videos, and field notes for newcomers. Whatever your role—planner, coder, organizer, or storyteller—you can contribute directly to a real place managed by people, processes, and code working together.