Geo Genesis, the latest application by The Graph, empowers anyone, regardless of technical expertise, to participate in creating and managing Spaces, multi-purpose collaborative hubs designed for organizing, sharing and governing knowledge.

Geo Genesis user app introduced by The Graph team

According to the official statement by The Graph decentralized data indexing protocol, Geo Genesis, its user application for data exchange, has gone live. Spaces, a class of universal knowledge sharing hubs, is the core element of the new development.

These Spaces are set to foster collaboration and enable decentralized governance at scale, featuring built-in governance tools using the modular Aragon OSx framework that ensures communities can reach consensus effectively.

Over time, each Space will migrate to customizable governance processes, providing the building blocks for reusable and interconnected knowledge that aligns with the principles of verifiability, openness and composability.

Geo Genesis is designed with accessibility in mind, making it usable by everyone, not just developers. This means anyone can now contribute to the organization of knowledge on Web3.

In its inaugural release, Geo Genesis is going live for early access with a default governance process to empower communities. The initial governance consists of Editors and Members. Editors are the experts that vote on governance, and Members are participants who can help contribute to a space. 

GRC-20 standard streamlines operations in decentralized knowledge sharing

Yaniv Tal, cofounder of The Graph and founder of Geo Genesis, stressed the importance of The Graph’s latest products for decentralized access to data:

Web3 is fundamentally about information and the launch of Geo Genesis marks the realization of a decentralized platform where knowledge is organized into dynamic, interconnected knowledge graphs.

Recently, The Graph team published the GRC-20 standard. This token standard empowers knowledge graphs in Web3 by creating a unified framework that promotes interoperability, adaptability and composability of information across decentralized applications, enabling dynamic knowledge spaces that can evolve with community needs.

With the launch of Geo Genesis, The Graph enables a new wave of decentralized applications centered around knowledge rather than just assets.