INDORANIATry it

one home for KashScript, Indusland, Duedale and Oreoasis

Get receipts for what you do. Anyone can check them.

Where you went, what you paid, and the work you did. You keep your receipts, you choose who sees them, and checking is free.

Joining is not open yet. See how it will work

reading the river…

An abstraction, never a survey — schematic on purpose, because detail this map leaves out is detail you were never going to decide with. It draws no borders: only regions, rivers and work.

The practice country: a model on a real river, not a map of anyone.
true today

You can try a practice run and check a receipt today. None of the 18 services is open to the public yet: 5 are built, 11 are on hold. See what is ready

who it’s for

Join on your own, or with your group.

what you can do

Eighteen things, in six areas of life.

All eighteen, with who does what

three kinds of proof

Each platform proves one thing.

how it works for you

Check a receipt in two screens.

Every step is a tap, a scan or a text message. Nobody has to type a command or look after a file.

Screens
2
Taps
2
Typing
none
Smartphone
not needed
Internet
needed
Account
not needed
Bank account
not needed
App
not needed
Another way
Scanning a receipt's code with a phone camera is planned but not built.
If you say no
Nothing to stop. Checking leaves no trace.
What we keep
Nothing. We never learn who checked.
Open today?
open

Today, on the site

  1. Download the receipt
  2. Download a separate key file
  3. Install a developer tool on a computer
  4. Open a terminal window
  5. Paste a 127-character command

The command the site shows fails today. A longer one works (ROADMAP known defects).

try it first

Practise in a country we designed.

A real river and real old names, with the noise taken out. Keep a rest house for a day and leave with a real receipt that proves the practice happened.

The Indus River photographed from orbit in sunglint: a bright meander crossing a dark alluvial plain, cut along a seam with its right side raised.
Photograph, not a map · the Indus at Sukkur in sunglint, with the Sulaiman fold belt showing through the seamSTS-83, April 1997 · ASTER, 2013 · NASA