We build open-source tools for anyone to empower their community with consensus games on the OP Stack. We aim to improve human coordination and award public goods creators with Optimism. Optimystics tools are designed to help communities grow an abundant future of collaboration, foster amazing experiences, and enable unprecedented independence!
Table of Contents
- Fractal App Software
- Intro Video
- Recent Updates
- Tools Articles
- Development Hub
- What is the Respect Game?
- Get Involved and Learn More
Fractal App Software
We created of an open source toolset that enables anyone to grow their community by playing the Respect Game on Optimism.
This toolset includes smart contracts for ranking contributions, a webapp to submit votes while playing consensus games, and an app called Fractalgram to provide an intuitive experience for all players on during community events. The consensus games that these tools implement are used to distribute a non-transferable token called Respect, which represents contribution of an individual to a common goal.
These tools are being used to facilitate Respect Games in weekly Optimism Fractal meetings. All are welcome to join these events to try these tools in a live environment and watch our videos to see our tools in use. The tools that we build are all open source, so developers can use the code in our repositories and anyone can now start playing the Respect Game at their community events. You can see how the tools are used in weekly Optimism Fractal meetings at OptimismFractal.com.
You can watch the short video clip below for a basic introduction to the game that these tools enable and explore the articles below for many exciting details. We encourage you to watch videos of Optimism Fractal events and explore our blog to gain a better understanding of the profound benefits these tools can create.
Intro Video
How do we use the OP Mainnet to play the Respect Game? We demonstrate Fractalgram and our intuitive webapp that helps communities reach consensus while having fun!
Recent Updates
Over the past few months the Optimism Fractal community made great progress in technical development. Tadas is building the foundation for the next generation of fractal applications that enable anyone to play the Respect Game. Here are a couple recent updates.
The upcoming app can offer profoundly helpful features that were previously unimaginable and empower all communities with advanced tooling to optimize collective decision-making on the EVM, the leading platform for decentralized computing. You can see the concept and implementation in this repository, watch Tadas give an introduction to the software during a recent Optimism Fractal Respect Game, and watch a more detailed overview of the app in development during the Optimism Town Hall.
Another major highlight was submitting a project for a Respect Game app in the Onchain Summer Buildathon with Abraham Becker. Abraham started with developing Optimism Fractal software and built many exciting features, including a wide range of wallet connection integrations, custom user names, and the foundations of an all-in-one app with voting functionality. For more details about the upcoming apps, you can see this article about the Respect Game and a two minute presentation from Dan with some figma designs.
Tools Articles
You can explore below the articles below learn much more about our tools and how they can help empower your community. We’re happy to help you get started with our tools. Feel free to reach out with questions or comments.
A mystical soulbound token that represents an opinion to acknowledge the contributions and impact individuals make within a community, serving as a decentralized reputation system and promoting participation.
An innovative telegram web app that helps communities play the Respect Game at community events or in asynchronous chats.
An app designed to help communities play consensus games at live events with Respect, such as ranking speeches and musical performances!
A fractal framework designed to facilitate collective decision-making, set priorities, and allocate resources in decentralized communities.
A comprehensive web app that makes it easy to play the Respect Game, facilitates coordination, and optimizes governance within communities and organizations.
A revolutionary system for empowering communities with fractal cooperation, consensus games, and independent community computing infrastructure
Development Hub
The Optimism Fractal Development Hub provides an informative, collaborative space for developers who are interested in building with Optimism Fractal. It provides a place where you can find resources, projects, and tasks related to technical development for Optimism Fractal and our products. With open development strategy we aim to inspire many people to contribute to the development of Optimism Fractal and the Respect Game.
This hub is part of the Optimism Fractal notion site, which fosters a collaborative community-driven approach to the development of Optimism Fractal. where you can learn more about our community and explore various ways that you can get involved. This site includes a development hub, educational hub, and other resources to help you start building with the Superchain.
What is the Respect Game?
The Respect Game is a wonderful social game that anyone can play to foster collaborations, award public goods creators, and grow their community with fractal governance. All of the tools built by Optimystics are based around the Respect Game and use cases for Respect. You can watch introductor videos and learn more about the profound benefits of the Respect Game in this article.
Get Involved and Learn More
Optimism Fractal provides a perfect place to try our tools while collaborating with talented builders in the Optimism Collective. You’re welcome to join our weekly events on Thursdays at 17 UTC, watch our previous episodes, and explore our blog to learn more about our tools.
You can also learn more about our tools at Fractally.com, EdenElections.com, and EdenCreators.com/tools. The tools featured on these sites have inspired much of our work at Optimystics and provide helpful resources for those interested in diving deeper other communities who are using similar tools.