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Stackles Vision

We want to build products that enables frictionless organisational/community onboarding, collaboration and navigation.

Stackles Mission

We are building a platform that helps organisations manage their files (tools) and links in a secured and centralised model.

Stackles Application

The Problem

Fragmented UX is a massive challenge for DAO contributors. e.g. when making a proposal we have to switch between multiple platforms following a series of links. If we lose our path, we have to look through our browser history or go back to the original.

Even in Web2 companies, when you onboard someone, they need to discover all the tools that the team uses and find a place to save the links or remember how to access them.

The Solution

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Stackles is a tool that help organisations manage their files and links in a simplified interface and plugin.

How we are achieving this:

  1. File and Link Management: The software tool provides a single reliable and easy to access (URL and chrome plugin) user interface (UI) for managing files and links within DAOs and other organizations. By organising these resources in a verified environment, it eliminates the clutter and confusion that can occur when files and links sharing is scattered across different platforms, channels, or individuals. A dedicated UI that users can familiarise themselves with and trust improves accessibility to important governance-related documents and information. New files or links can simply be distributed to community members by uploading and saying “it’s in Stackles”.
  2. Eliminating Scams: Scams and fraudulent activities can pose a significant risk to DAOs and collectives. The tool helps address this by providing a secure and trusted platform for managing files and links. It can implement security measures such as authentication, access control, and encryption to ensure that only authorized individuals can add, modify, or access the resources. Equally, new files or links can be added to this UI that users already know, hence reducing the risk of phishing. By reducing the risk of scams, the tool improves governance accessibility by fostering trust and confidence within the community.
  3. Streamlined Organization: DAOs and collectives often involve multiple stakeholders, each with their own roles and responsibilities. Stackles makes it easier to organize and structure the files and links according to different categories, permissions, or access levels. This streamlines the management process, making it more efficient and allowing participants to quickly find the information they need. Improved organization and streamlined workflows contribute to better governance accessibility as participants can easily navigate and contribute to the collective decision-making process.
  4. Collaboration and Transparency: Effective governance relies on collaboration and transparency. The tool can facilitate collaboration by enabling participants to upload, share, and discuss files and links within the collective. It can support version control, annotations, and commenting features to encourage constructive discussions and feedback. Furthermore, the tool can provide transparency by maintaining an audit trail of changes. By promoting transparency, the tool enhances governance accessibility.

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