O.A.S.I.S. Knowledge Base
A searchable guide for visitors and operators—connected directly to the dashboards, Domain experiences, and actions it explains.
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Orientation
Learn how the main dashboard, identity, progression, rewards, and Domain Dashboards work together.
The parent Experience Operating System for identity, progress, rewards, evidence, and opportunity matching.
The main O.A.S.I.S. dashboard shows who you are across the ecosystem: what you have earned, completed, unlocked, and what you should do next.
Domain Dashboards are focused experiences inside O.A.S.I.S. They can represent an event, game, course, community, campaign, brand activation, or creator project.
Every domain uses the same core mechanics while presenting its own story, language, and journey.
A themed operating environment that helps a specific audience move through a focused journey.
A Domain Dashboard answers: Where am I? What is this experience about? What path am I on? What is next? What can I unlock?
Progress earned inside a domain should never be trapped there. Achievements, earnings, evidence, XP, and participation history roll back into the participant's main O.A.S.I.S. identity.
Participate
A practical path for participants, members, players, learners, creators, partners, sponsors, and customers.
Arrive, understand your identity, follow the journey, act, unlock destinations, and see your progress roll up.
Your identity connects your access, role, achievements, earnings, and domain-specific progress.
In an Event Domain, your participant identity may appear as a Multipass. In a Co-op Game Domain, it may appear as a Captain profile, vessel, crew role, or rank.
Use the identity view to understand your current level, what you have earned, what is specific to this domain, and what appears in your overall O.A.S.I.S. dashboard.
Your choices and completed work improve recommendations without forcing you through one giant form.
Create and manage
For organizers, producers, educators, community managers, experience owners, and creator teams.
Configure the experience so every visitor knows what to do, why it matters, and what it unlocks.
The twelve decisions every operator should make before publishing.
A Domain Dashboard is ready only when the experience is navigable and contributes measurable progress.
Measure movement and value, not page decoration.
Domain category 01
Move event visitors into valuable participation before, during, and after the event.
Best for festivals, conferences, summits, expos, pop-ups, creator markets, sponsor activations, and hybrid events.
The central visitor question is: How do I participate in this event in a way that creates value for me?
Give every section a real destination, even when the event coordinator will add the final content later.
The participant should leave with more than attendance.
Domain category 02
Turn readiness, collaboration, learning, and launch work into a shared narrative experience.
Best for launch programs, creator cohorts, educational projects, accelerators, workforce development, and team challenges.
The central visitor question is: How do we get ready to launch together?
Translate ordinary project management into a world with status, orders, crew, resources, risks, and voyages.
Participants should know their readiness, role, missing pieces, and next three actions.
Shared mechanics
Use progression, evidence, rewards, and matching consistently across every domain.
Event Domains emphasize participation stages; Co-op Game Domains emphasize readiness, roles, and rank.
Evidence proves real action; rewards make the resulting value visible.
Domain activity becomes part of a persistent ecosystem identity.