Civilizational middleware
Memetwork is a coordination protocol for intentional communities, founder circles, and field-builders.
It helps independent groups route trust, resources, and action across borders.
7 communities in the launch circle · 300+ network · 8 countries
Why
States coordinate force.
Markets coordinate capital.
Platforms coordinate attention.
Memetwork coordinates action toward outcomes no single org can deliver — frontier AI control, new governance forms, civilizational resilience.
What it does
Talent routing — communities hire through each other; recommendations follow the person.
Capital routing — patrons find vetted projects across the network, backed by delivery history.
Coalitions — temporary alignment around shared objectives: lobbying, field-building, crisis response.
Knowledge — what worked at one node becomes a playbook at the next.
Memory — the network remembers who acted, what happened, and what should be repeated.
How it works
Memetwork is being built as protocol infrastructure that does five things:
— maps trusted nodes and the needs they currently carry
— runs matching cycles to pair nodes with people, projects, capital, or knowledge
— lets reputation and delivery history travel with each route
— combines AI-sourced discovery with human curation
— turns outcomes into network memory the protocol can re-use
AI-control startup hired a senior Rust engineer via a vouch from an adjacent builder-focused node.
Early-stage web3 team closed an angel round through cross-node founder introductions.
Now building
AI agents that broker collaboration for AI safety. They read what researchers, projects and funders need, propose who should work together and why, and check each other's proposals. People approve every introduction. Planned pilot: Berlin, 2027.
A coordination gallery: an interactive map of tested coordination mechanisms and of real cases where human coordination failed or held, from village commons to the AI race. Each exhibit is a playable model or a documented case.
Launch circle
7 communities in the launch circle · 300+ network · 8 countries
Where our members are
Initial focus: AI-control operators · frontier governance · founder communities · field-building.
Founding nodes
Founding nodes are communities, projects, funds, or small teams with:
— an existing trusted network
— clear domain focus
— capacity to route people, capital, knowledge, or action
— willingness to participate in cross-node experiments
Founding patrons
Founding patrons help seed the coordination layer before it becomes obvious. They receive:
— founding register recognition
— annual private convening with founders and selected nodes
— curated cross-node introductions
— quarterly field notes on emerging initiatives
To register interest as a node or a patron, write to vk@memetwork.com.