CIaaS: Community-led Intelligence & Infrastructure-as-a-Service
AWS for servers.Stripe for payments.Airbnb for the spare room.NexusG8 for communities.
The first CIaaS: one owned address for every person, a door and a roster for every community, and the rails that route people, opportunity and money between them, with half of what flows sent back to the community that created it. It is built and live. This is the fuel.
- Raising now
- $50,000
- stage one of three
- In all
- $850K
- over eighteen months
- Live since
- 5 Oct
- 2026, in production
- Back to communities
- Half
- of what flows through a door
nexusg8.comClaim→ Tap → Map → Route → Value
01 · The industry we are creating
We are not entering a market. We are naming one.
Every generation of the internet gave something its infrastructure, and one company became the word for it. Communities, the oldest network there is, never got theirs.
- AWSCompute, as a serviceA business stopped building its own data centre.
- StripePayments, as a serviceA business stopped building its own bank connections.
- AirbnbTrust between strangers, as a marketRooms that already existed became something you could book.
- UberRouting, as a serviceIt built no cars. It routed the ones already on the road.
- NexusG8One address, as a serviceEvery person gets one address they own, with a free page built from blocks, and every community gets a door. The group chats, forms, lists and profiles collapse into one verified, searchable network.
The name, said one way
CIaaS · Community-led Intelligence & Infrastructure-as-a-Service
Community-led Intelligence
The map a community holds of itself: who is in the room, what they can do and what they need, owned by the community and never sold.
Infrastructure-as-a-Service
The rails underneath: an address for every person, a door and a roster for every community, routing between them and a ledger, installed rather than built.
Uber didn’t build cars. It routed the ones already on the road. We don’t build communities. We give the ones that exist the rails.
The door and the roster
Their NexusG8
The rails
| Social platforms | Community apps | NexusG8 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who owns the roster | The platform | The vendor’s database | The community |
| Who owns the person’s identity | The platform | A login per app | The person, for life |
| Reaching your own people | Pay to boost | One app at a time | Direct, by email and push |
| Works across communities | No | No | Yes: one address, every door |
| Your data used to sell ads | Yes | Sometimes | Never |
| Pays the community back | No | No | Half of net, once verified |
The community owns the door→Each person owns their identity→NexusG8 runs the rails
02 · The problem
Our communities pay rent to reach their own people.
Someone in row four needs a pharmacist mentor. The pharmacist is in row six. They never meet. And the grocer down the street pays Meta to reach these exact families.
Your identity, on their platforms
facebook.com/@you · instagram.com/@you · wa.me/…
Your identity, at your address
nexusg8.com/meet/you
*Half of what NexusG8 makes on each sale through a verified community goes to that community, a fifth before. Payouts have not started yet.No dollar figures are invented on either statement.
A year kept by the platforms, modelled as a range. Modelled from platform extraction (a Meta and Google proxy) and Muslim paid reach spend, across organisations and mosques in North America. A directional estimate, not a measurement.
$64M to $253M paid by Muslims each year simply to reach other Muslims.
Not a spending problem. A routing failure.
And a routing failure has a fix. Whoever owns the identity controls the map, and whoever controls the map captures the flow.
Modelled from platform extraction (a Meta and Google proxy) and Muslim paid reach spend, across organisations and mosques in North America. A directional estimate, not a measurement.
03 · How it works
From scattered links to one address. From one address, a routed network.
Nobody migrates, nobody deletes anything, nobody adopts a new app. The group chat stays. What changes is where it all lands.
Amina.One address for her, her life and her work.nexusg8.com/meet/aminaThe person exists. The connections are missing.Amina is our sample member, not a real person.
- 1
Claim
One address for life at nexusg8.com/meet/you: your Contact Card and your Identity Page.
- 2
Tap
A card, a code or a door at the masjid. One second, and you are in.
- 3
Map
Who is in the room, what they can do, what they need. Shown only to people who share a community.
- 4
Route
The right people meet: introductions, “who you should meet”, the needs board.
- 5
Value
Every sale, plan and booking is written to one ledger. Half goes back to a verified community.
04 · What’s live
It is built. Open any of it tonight.
For a personAn address, a card, and who to meet+
- Identity Page and Contact Card at one address
- Contact swap with consent, QR code, NFC card, Apple and Google Wallet
- Who you should meet, in three colours, from what people actually share
- Messages and voice notes, with blocks that stop every connection
For a communityA door, a roster it owns, a Command Center+
- A Community Gate with Follow and Ask to join
- Roster import, roles, approvals and the Steward Pledge
- Events with RSVP and check-in, broadcasts by email and push
- A block page and a Command Center with live counts
RoutingPeople, needs and introductions+
- Matching from a shared vocabulary of skills, offers and needs
- The needs board: a need posted, filled, and confirmed by the person helped
- Introductions, and the Town Hall everyone can walk into
MoneyBilling on, the ledger recording+
- Stripe billing with live prices: Pro, Gateway, NFC cards
- One proceeds ledger: half to a verified community, a fifth before
- Payouts have not started. The ledger records from day one.
Trust and operationsHosted in the EU, checked on every release+
- Encrypted, backed up nightly with an off-site copy
- A second factor and an audited change for every owner action
- Automated privacy and permission checks before anything ships
05 · 31 December 2026 · the plan
What the first stage buys, drawn as our own Wall will show it.
Not live figures. This is the year-end projection, on the same screens our office runs, so every number on it is one the live Wall will report. Hold us to it.
- 2,500
- members
- 34
- communities live
- 7,140
- connections
- 260
- new members a week
- $2,687
- a month in plans
The year-end checkpoint on the way to month four, when the first stage has to show 10,000 verified members. Every figure on these screens is a projection.
06 · The model
Free for members. Paid to route. Half goes home.
We make money when the community makes money. Every plan, booking and sale is written to one ledger, and half of what NexusG8 earns goes back to a verified community, automatically. That alignment is the moat.
- Free$0no chargeEveryone
- Pro$24.99a month, or $249 a yearProfessionals who want to be found and to meet people
- Gateway$99a month, or $999 a year, plus a $250 activation kit onceSomeone running a community, mosque, business or brand
- NetworkFrom $499a month, by agreementGroups of communities: franchises, federations, alumni networks
~$775 gross a month, per community
A modelled base case per community, not an observed average. No community has yet run for a full month at this scale.
On a sale through a verified community. A fifth before it is verified. This is not a pledge for later. The proceeds ledger is in the product today, and every Earnings page says plainly that payouts have not started yet.
What a masjid of 500 members could earn, a month
An illustration at today’s prices, through the proceeds ledger. Payouts have not started.
07 · The market
A wedge we can own. A market nobody has mapped.
We start with the community we know best, where trust already lives at the door, and the same rails serve any community after it.
- 7.47M
- American Muslims
- Thrive 2025
- $170.8B
- spent a year
- DinarStandard Thrive 2025
- 500,000
- Muslim businesses and organisations
- ISPU
The relationships exist. That is the head start.
- 550+
- Mosque channel access
- Leadership and service-provider relationships
- 30+
- Community partners
- Relationship-backed pipeline
- 15,000
- Prospective members
- Interest, sign-ups and represented users
- 5M+
- Potential reach
- Aggregate aligned audience
These are channel access, relationship, pipeline and potential reach figures. They are not activated NexusG8 customers. The first stage of this raise exists to turn them into customers and to show the conversion.
08 · The raise
$850K over eighteen months. Only the first stage is open.
Not a runway to keep building. The building is done. $50,000 gets it into the hands of the communities it was built for, and brings back evidence rather than a story.
Prove the modelOpen now
$50,000
Months 1 to 4. 10,000 verified users across about 10 active organisations, and evidence that the same launch process works more than once.
Expand distribution
$250,000
Months 5 to 10. Grow the organisation pipeline, strengthen onboarding, and establish recurring revenue.
Scale
$550,000
Months 11 to 18. Expand the channels that worked, raise retention and monetisation, and build the case for a priced round.
$850,000 in all, across eighteen months. Only the first stage is being raised here.
What month four has to show
- 10,000 verified users. Verified, not invitations and not a waiting list.
- About 10 active organisations. Actively using NexusG8, not merely signed up.
- The same process, more than once. Several organisations launched the same way, with onboarding time and cost measured.
- Members who stay. Activity after joining, and the first evidence of paid conversion.
$5 per verified member. A measure of capital efficiency, not a cost of acquisition: the same money pays for the technology, the founder and the operations.
- This is support for a defined piece of work, not the purchase of equity or a share of revenue.
- NexusG8 is built by Mecca Digital LLC, a company and not a charity. A contribution is a gift: it is not tax deductible and it buys no equity.
- Payouts to communities have not started. The ledger that will run them is built and visible in the product.
- The figures describing market size are modelled estimates with their basis shown, not measurements.
09 · Ways in
One page for everyone. Choose how you read it.
Give toward stage one
Any amount, by Zelle or Venmo. A gift to Mecca Digital LLC, a company and not a charity: it is not tax deductible and it buys no equity. Every amount carries a thank-you you can hold.
Choose an amount
All of that, and a call with the founder.
Investing $10,000 or more? That is equity, by a call.
How you would like to give
No fee. Straight to the account.
Put your name and email in the memo so we can reach you about your reward. If your bank will not take a memo, email us after.
10 · Questions
Including the awkward ones.
Is it really built, or is this a demo?+
It is live and real. Every screen saves to a production database at nexusg8.com, and members have been joining since 5 October 2026. What is unproven is the acquisition engine, and that is exactly what the first stage buys.
Why do some people get equity and others not?+
Support is a gift: you are not buying shares, a note or a share of revenue. Investing is the other door, from $10,000, on the same terms as the round, by a call. Nothing on this page is an offer of securities.
Is a contribution tax deductible?+
No. NexusG8 is built by Mecca Digital LLC, a company and not a charity.
What happens if the target is not reached?+
Work continues at the pace the money allows, which is slower. Nothing is refunded and nothing is held in escrow, so give only what you are content to give either way.
Do communities get paid today?+
Not yet, and the app says so. The ledger records from day one: half for a verified community, a fifth before verification. Payouts begin once they are switched on.
Who owns it? Does it depend on one developer?+
Mecca Digital LLC owns the brand, the domains, the data and the accounts. Every decision is written down in the codebase, so another engineer can pick it up.
I cannot give money. Can I help?+
Yes, and it is not a consolation. One introduction to an organisation that installs a NexusG8 is worth more than most single contributions.
Own the address · Build the map · Route the value