Synapse Introduction

Synapse Introduction

A platform for the creation of groups with common interests. In Synapse, you can build professional networks to create services and products to sell worldwide or to support a social cause. In each group members get a monthly rating from their peers to build up a reputation. Each group has tasks to coordinate their efforts, which can be billable or not.

For an explanation of the private beta see the following link: Synapse Usage

Purpose

Empower individuals to reach economic independence by allowing them to tap into the global economy to create communities with multiple distributed revenue models.

Audacious Goals

Decentralize innovation, wealth and capital through a software platform to enable individuals to build international and distributed communities by reducing business operations overhead with automation and delegation

Current Features

Online Communities: called groups in the application. You can build your group to gather people with similar goals

Collaboration tools: track your activities through tasks

Mentorship: the most experience members of the groups have incentives to support and teach new members. Mentorship is part of the Synapse culture

Global reach: connect, share knowledge and work with people from all over the world

Reputation system: people are ranked in each group by their peers and their clients

Upcoming Features

Billing: automatic billing for communities build with for profit goals. Currently you can work on open source or social impact projects.

Escrow: holding client funds

Arbitration: providing conflict resolution between clients requesting services and the professionals providing them even if they are in different countries. First two countries to be included will be Costa Rica and the United States followed by the rest of Latin America and eventually Europe and Asia through partnership with arbitrators in those countries.

We are not a job board site

We are different from freelancing sites that create a race to the bottom where becoming the cheapest rate per hour is what makes a professional competitive.

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