Bayt al-Blocks · The House of Blocks
Your page, already built.
Pick what you want the page to do. Prayer times, a booking, a sign-up sheet, a menu, a shop. Each one is made of blocks NexusG8 ships, so you are choosing a result rather than assembling parts.
The community-built marketplace, powered by NexusG8. That is where this is going. Today it is the setups below, every one of them made of blocks we already ship: nothing here is submitted by anyone outside NexusG8, and nothing here is for sale.
60 blocks ship today, with more again for a listed community. Everything on this page is built from them.
Pick what your page should do
30 setups, ready to put down.
Each one is a working page, not a picture of one. Choose the closest thing and change it afterwards.
All 30 setups
Nothing here is a mock-up. Every block named above is one you can add in the builder today.
A little guidance goes a long way
You do not have to start from zero.
A starter kit is a few of these setups for one purpose, with the order to build them in and the check to run before you share it. You put them together yourself: nothing installs a kit for you.
Every block, every size
The ingredients, if you would rather start from those.
Each block states the sizes it may take and what it shows when it is small, so a page stays readable on a phone whoever built it. That rule is the same one a third party would build against later.
The same block, at two sizes
A block knows what to drop when it gets smaller.
Every block states the sizes it may take, and what it shows at each one. That is why a page stays readable on a phone whoever built it. Change the size on any of these.
Booking
Amina’s studio / example
A good place to start.
10:0011:3014:00Prayer times
Community masjid / example
A time to come together.
Illustrative times, not a prayer timetable.
FajrDhuhrAsrMaghribIshaMenu
The corner café / example
A little something good.
From our kitchen, with care. Example menu.
Cardamom coffeeWarm date cakeSeasonal bowlOur menu
Community door
The builders circle / example
Good people.
AMS
Everything inside these frames is an example. The times, prices and names are made up, and nothing here books, orders or joins anything.
The design reference
58 earlier specifications, kept as drawings.
Before the blocks above, this was the plan: 58 designs for what a community might one day measure and route. None of them is a block you can add today. They are kept because they are where the thinking started, and because other people link to them.
Open the 58 design specifications
C01 · Start
Capability atlas
Reveal the skills and resources members have chosen to share. Move from a name list to an actionable inventory.
C02 · Start
Needs & capacity
See what people need alongside what members can actually provide during the same period.
C03 · Start
Explainable introductions
Surface useful connections with a clear reason to act, then ask both people for permission.
C04 · Start
Career support desk
Help members who explicitly request job or career support without labeling people from inferred employment status.
C05 · Start
Follow-through board
See where introductions stall and make sure a promising connection becomes useful help.
C06 · Start
Outcome receipts
Capture a small, credible record of what happened and whether the recipient found it useful.
C07 · Grow
Program opportunity finder
Turn repeated needs into shared interventions such as office hours, workshops, or a mentor circle.
C08 · Start
Volunteer mobilization
Match willing people to specific roles, times, and commitments.
C09 · Grow
Local business exchange
Make member businesses discoverable and route relevant service requests with clear commercial terms.
C10 · Start
Entry-point performance
Learn which QR codes, events, and invitation links create meaningful participation.
C11 · Start
New-member activation
Help new members reach their first useful interaction, beyond profile completion.
C12 · Start
Member-controlled passport
Keep a portable profile with community-specific membership and visibility. Preserve the original identity and contact-sharing idea.
C13 · Start
Links & contact exchange
Retain useful profile links, booking pages, and deliberate contact exchange without crowding the command center.
C14 · Grow
Community return statement
Show how money was allocated, what is pending, and what the community actually received.
C15 · Scale
Partner-community bridges
Find complementary help in another community when local capacity is insufficient.
C16 · Grow
Engagement & reach
Understand whether relevant invitations reach members and whether participation is broadening.
P01 · Start
Network overview
See the platform’s communities, data coverage, and current operating activity in one place.
P02 · Start
Data quality workbench
Find stale offers, missing constraints, invalid tags, and duplicated records before they damage recommendations.
P03 · Start
Ingestion & reconciliation
Bring existing rosters into a clean, reviewable onboarding process.
P04 · Start
Identity & deduplication
Connect multiple community memberships to the right person without accidental merging.
P05 · Start
Taxonomy & intent studio
Keep skills, needs, offers, and goals understandable across communities while allowing local vocabulary.
P06 · Grow
Routing observability
Monitor the operational path from eligible candidate to actual help.
P07 · Grow
Matching evaluation
Learn which recommendations are useful and whether exposure is concentrated unfairly.
P08 · Start
Permission & audit center
Make access decisions and changes to sensitive records inspectable.
P09 · Start
Privacy & lifecycle
Operationalize visibility, consent changes, retention, export, and deletion.
P10 · Start
Trust & support queue
Handle reports, unwanted introductions, suspicious offers, and disputes through human review.
P11 · Grow
Economic ledger & allocation
Separate platform income, costs, distributable funds, community allocations, and settled transfers.
P12 · Grow
Sponsor program performance
Prove whether a sponsored program reached an opted-in audience and delivered its promised benefit.
P13 · Grow
Public impact report
Translate verified activity into a clear, permissioned account of community benefit.
P14 · Grow
Reliability & delivery
Keep invitations, searches, and background jobs dependable as the network grows.
P15 · Scale
Federation & distribution
Coordinate partner communities without creating unrestricted global access to people.
A01 · Start
Prospect relationship book
Keep a deliberate record of organizers, institutions, and businesses interested in the platform.
A02 · Start
Relationship pipeline
Move communities from a first conversation to an activated pilot with clear stage definitions.
A03 · Grow
Territory & visit planner
Plan outreach across assigned regions using organization records and confirmed meetings.
A04 · Start
Honest demo studio
Show what the product could do using explicit assumptions and a clearly labeled sample community.
A05 · Start
Invitation attribution
Connect outreach activity to organization onboarding and real activation.
A06 · Start
Pilot launch checklist
Give every new community a repeatable path from interest to its first useful outcome.
A07 · Grow
Account activation watch
Find pilots that need practical support rather than more selling.
A08 · Start
Handoff & success plan
Preserve the commitments made during onboarding and hand the account to the right support owner.
A09 · Grow
Ambassador earnings
Give ambassadors a transparent statement based on approved commercial terms.
A10 · Grow
Proof & field learning
Bring real objections, successful use cases, and consented outcome stories back into product learning.
F01 · Grow
Shared resource inventory
Map useful community assets beyond skills: spaces, equipment, training materials, and available services.
F02 · Grow
Collective purchasing
Turn explicitly shared demand into a possible group purchase with clear terms and voluntary participation.
F03 · Grow
Event-to-opportunity layer
Help an event produce useful follow-up through explicit attendee interests and offers.
F04 · Scale
Relationship constellation
Explore actual consented relationships, isolated groups, and bridges between circles.
F05 · Scale
Demand planning
Plan future support using sufficient historical demand, seasonality, and measured service capacity.
F06 · Scale
Contribution concentration
Check whether a few willing contributors are carrying too many requests and make room for new participants.
C17 · Grow
Routing speed & response time
Find the points where a current request waits too long for useful help.
C18 · Start
Critical gaps overlay
Show which specific needs lack enough available, eligible help so the organizer can recruit deliberately.
C19 · Grow
Event talent density
Help organizers see opted-in capability clusters at an event or venue without exposing exact member locations.
C20 · Start
Ecosystem vitality indicators
Make community readiness understandable through visible, defined measures of coverage, fit and completed help.
C21 · Grow
Live value activity feed
Show evidence of help moving through the community and give stewards the next useful action.
P16 · Scale
Cross-community routing heatmap
Reveal where approved partner bridges lead to completed help and where routes stall.
P17 · Start
Tracker & sponsor integrity audit
Give operators inspectable evidence about trackers, processors, sponsorship rules and storage configuration.
P18 · Grow
Community pool policy simulator
Make the proposed 50% net-profit pool and community allocation weights transparent before they become payable terms.
P19 · Grow
Connected communities impact ticker
Give the public an understandable picture of participating communities and specific confirmed forms of help.
P20 · Grow
Community wealth circulation tracker
Show how much money actually returned to communities and what portion was later confirmed as reinvested.
P21 · Grow
Public trust & evidence counters
Let a public report explain its data practices with scoped, dated evidence instead of unsupported absolute claims.
Why a house, and why blocks
There was a library like this once.
Baghdad, late in the eighth century. Harun al-Rashid keeps a library. His son al-Ma’mun turns it into an academy and sends for everything: Greek, Persian, Indian and Chinese knowledge, translated into one shared language and put on one shelf.
Anyone useful was welcome, whatever they believed or where they came from. Al-Khwarizmi worked there, and algebra has his name on it.
In 1258 the Mongols reached the city and threw the books into the Tigris. The river is said to have run black with ink for days. Every copy was in one building, so one building was all it took.
A library in one building can be emptied in an afternoon. This one is not one building: your address is yours and travels with you, and what you build sits behind a door you hold. That is the whole reason to build it this way.
Build your own
Start from a setup, then change everything.
Nothing here is locked. Every setup is an ordinary page once it is yours: move a block, drop one, add six more.
- Your name and your card are free, with your QR code and wallet pass
- Pages come with Pro, up to six of them including your Gate
- A community of your own comes with Pro, three with Gateway
What is live, and what is not
Working today
All 60 blocks, every setup on this page, and the builder they are made in. Put one on your page in a few minutes.
Not built yet
Publishing your own setup for other people to use, and blocks written by somebody outside NexusG8. Both are planned. Neither exists, so neither is offered here.
Want telling when building for other people opens? Join the creator list. It is the same list everything else uses, with your name marked as a builder. Nothing is sold or submitted yet.