LivingPlatformInfrastructure

What if people and organisations could control their own digital world?

coOwn connects identity, data, communication, collaboration and AI in sovereign Living Platforms that can be built individually and connected with one another.

One shared infrastructure instead of many separate systems.

Today, organisations distribute their digital work across websites, portals, communities, CRM systems, collaboration tools, knowledge platforms and numerous AI applications.

coOwn brings these capabilities together in one shared infrastructure. People and organisations receive their own sovereign spaces in which information, relationships, communication and AI can work together.

This creates Living Platforms that can adapt to different tasks while still connecting with one another in a controlled way.

What makes a platform a Living Platform?

The video shows how very different digital environments can be created from one shared infrastructure.

You will see how people and organisations build their own Spaces, define roles and access rights, operate websites and portals, communicate, collaborate and use specialised Brains and Agents.

Throughout this process, identities, data and permissions remain under the control of the respective people and organisations. Different Living Platforms can still connect selectively with one another.

coOwn Brain

Want to know more?

Ask the coOwn Brain anything about the Living Platform Infrastructure, its capabilities, the underlying architecture or the different types of platforms.

The answers are based on the information and documents approved for coOwn.

For example:

What exactly is a Living Platform?

What capabilities can be built on coOwn?

What makes coOwn different from a traditional SaaS tool?

How do people and organisations retain control over their data?

Can different Living Platforms be connected with one another?

What types of platforms can be built with coOwn?

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Living Platform?

A Living Platform is a digital environment in which people, organisations, information, communication and AI work together. It can, for example, combine a website, customer portal, community, internal working spaces, knowledge areas, communication and AI capabilities. Which capabilities are needed depends on the individual Builder and use case.

What capabilities can be built on coOwn?

The Living Platform Infrastructure provides foundational capabilities from which different types of platforms can be assembled. These include: sovereign accounts and identities, Living Spaces and portals, roles and permissions, websites and digital content, communities and collaboration, communication, knowledge and documents, commerce, specialised Brains and Agents, and connections between different platforms. Not every Living Platform requires all of these capabilities. The infrastructure can be configured and expanded according to the individual use case.

What makes coOwn different from a traditional SaaS tool?

In a traditional setup, different tasks are often handled through separate systems. An organisation might use one system for its website, another for its community, another for CRM, additional tools for collaboration and separate applications for AI. coOwn creates a shared infrastructure underneath these functions. Identities, roles, information and permissions therefore do not need to be rebuilt for every individual application. Specialised systems can still be connected where they are useful or necessary.

What does sovereign mean at coOwn?

Sovereign means that people and organisations do not have to give up control over their identity, data and access rights in order to become part of a platform. Information can remain private, be used within an organisation, shared in a common Space or selectively made available to specific people and platforms. Brains and Agents also operate within these permissions. This means the platform does not make a blanket decision about who is allowed to access which information.

Can different Living Platforms be connected with one another?

Yes. This is one of the key differences compared with many isolated platforms. A company, community or entire ecosystem can operate its own independent Living Platform while still connecting selected information, relationships or shared Spaces with other platforms. Not everything needs to be brought together in one central platform. This allows independent digital environments to collaborate without giving up their autonomy.

Who can a Living Platform be built for?

The same underlying infrastructure can be used at very different levels. An individual can have a sovereign private digital space. Freelancers and teams can build professional platforms. Companies and communities can operate their own organisational platforms. Larger Builders can orchestrate multiple platforms into a connected ecosystem. ReGen already demonstrates this range within one shared flagship: from individual access to organisations and communities, through to multiple connected platforms.