The Built By DAO app

A place to turn participation into progress.

A community has skills, tools and materials that can do more together. The Built By DAO app helps make that capacity visible so members can choose useful work, build shared projects and follow the contributions that support them.

Access is currently limited while the web launch is prepared. What you can see and do depends on your profile, membership approval, permissions and the program involved. Financial features are not yet available for real-value use.

From what we have to what we can build

The ambition is a community that can see its own capabilities and put them to work. Skills and resources help reveal what is possible; member choice turns that capacity into coordinated work. Contribution records and eligible spending connect participation with the wider community economy.

Build the relationships that make it a community

Shared work also needs shared decisions, places to gather and ways to show up for one another. These features help turn a network of contributors into an ongoing community.

The features that support the journey

Start with the areas available to your account. Some actions need a review, an eligible role or an active local program before you can use them.

Make a start

Build your profile, choose your local cohort, add skills and availability, and follow your application and onboarding steps. Your dashboard brings your next steps together.

Find work that fits

Browse opportunities and match scores, explore projects, claim tasks and keep track of your work. Submit evidence for review and follow the result.

Keep building your skills

Work through lessons and quizzes, maintain your skills profile, and explore ranks and merit badges. Learning progress and reward settlement are separate steps.

Stay connected

Use messages and notifications, find events, share referrals and explore mutual aid. Cohorts and guilds help people organize around local work and shared interests.

Take part in decisions

Read proposals and follow their progress. Eligible members can vote or create proposals under the rules for that decision; access depends on the proposal and your standing.

Follow your EQTBLT and wallet

Link a wallet, review your contribution history and confirmed EQTBLT, and find available spending, Bank and vesting workflows. Approval and payment are separate steps.

Connect work with place

Explore property and project information, lease information, amenities and bookings where your membership and the local program provide access. Housing and services depend on actual availability and terms.

Follow your investor journey

Investor and hybrid accounts have their own application, verification and account workflows. Private investment interests, BLTBY and member EQTBLT each have separate terms.

Your first contribution, step by step

  1. Apply, complete your profile and follow the education and review steps shown for your account.
  2. Explore opportunities that fit your skills, location and availability. Read the task before you claim it.
  3. Do the work, submit the requested evidence and follow the review. Check confirmed EQTBLT separately in your earnings history.
Follow the member walkthrough

iPhone development preview

A companion for the work ahead

The native iPhone app is being prepared as a companion to the web dashboard, with work, events, inbox and profile areas. The iPhone app is in development and will follow the web launch.

Actual native iPhone screens from the development build, captured with fictional sample data. The iPhone companion is in development.

Native iPhone Find Tasks screen with a fictional workshop inventory task, React skill match, estimated effort and Claim action.

Find work that fits

Explore an open task with its skill fit and effort. The displayed match and 40 EQTBLT quote are sample task terms, not earned rewards or a standard rate.

Native iPhone My Skills screen with sample finish carpentry and event photography skills, proficiency and edit controls.

Bring your skills into view

Maintain the abilities and experience you bring to the community.

Native iPhone Equipment Details sheet for four sample restorable light fixtures, showing category, quantity, description and List for the DAO action.

Give an item a useful record

Describe a resource and its availability before choosing how to offer it.

Native iPhone payment form for a fictional Community Repair Workshop, with USDC, BLTBY and Contribution EQTBLT choices, empty amount and purpose fields, and a disabled Pay button.

Review the payment choices

The sample form shows configured payment choices before an amount or purpose is entered. No payment was submitted or completed.