ZuLand
{"title": "ZuLand - OLD", "logoImg": "bafkreiazh65sceapo2t3ptr6d56tcpg2tnhui2zsmt4xuinac2zrqfz5mi", "website": "https://zuzalu.city", "bannerImg": "bafkreiaejt6qvtmn7tlaf4cpiyi2f66g7xcrtk4ejzkmpzxcbtuvmnf37i", "createdAt": 1721238935476, "credentials": {}, "description": "# ZuLand - Private Space for Zuzalu Citizens\n\n## Problem\nZuzalu citizens and villages currently don’t have any private and decentralized social space where they can communicate and organize autonomously while preserving their privacy. \n\n## Solution\nWe want to develop a private, decentralized solution where only Zu<City> attendees can read and write content.\n\nWe identified three components to make it happen:\n- **ZuPass**: Software for storing and managing Proof-Carrying Data (like signatures, Merkle proofs, zk proofs, hash commitments, and keypairs). It allows users to store and organize this data and respond to queries from third-party applications about them.\n- **Akasha Core**: Decentralized social network toolkit integrated with Ceramic ComposeDB.\n- **Lit Protocol**: Decentralized key management system (KMS) so users can encrypt data and control who can access and use their data.\n\nOur idea is to extend Akasha Core with Lit Protocol, allowing developers to use ready-made token-gated components for their social networks with customizable requirements and use ZuPass or ZuCitizenship to authenticate users in the social network and encrypt/decrypt content shared within the network.\n\nZuLand will be configured as a social extension of the Zuzalu.City platform, becoming part of a set of plug-in features from which each community can benefit.\n\n## Team Members\n- **drivenfast** - Core Zuzalu.City\n- **limone.eth** - PM & Fullstack Dev at builders.garden\n  - [warpcast.com/limone.eth](https://warpcast.com/limone.eth)\n  - [github.com/limone-eth](https://github.com/limone-eth)\n- **Fraye** - Backend Dev at builders.garden\n  - [warpcast.com/itsmide.eth](https://warpcast.com/itsmide.eth)\n  - [github.com/mmatteo23](https://github.com/mmatteo23)\n- **Bianc8** - Frontend Dev at builders.garden\n  - [warpcast.com/bianc8.eth](https://warpcast.com/bianc8.eth)\n  - [github.com/bianc8](https://github.com/bianc8)\n- **Darph** - Designer at builders.garden\n  - [warpcast.com/darph](https://warpcast.com/darph)\n- **Martin Ezrodt** - Akasha\n  - [github.com/etzm](https://github.com/etzm)\n- **Sever Abibula** - Akasha\n  - [x.com/Sever__S](https://x.com/Sever__S)\n  - [github.com/SeverS](https://github.com/SeverS)\n- **Marius Darila** - Akasha\n  - [x.com/MariusDarila](https://x.com/MariusDarila)\n  - [github.com/kenshyx](https://github.com/kenshyx)\n\n## Roadmap (August - September)\nThe work will be organized into 2 sprints of 1 month each. The 1st sprint will be focused on exploring and experimenting with the token-gating integrations between ZuPass, Akasha Core, and Lit Protocol. The 2nd sprint will be focused on working and polishing up the final platform that users will be able to interact with.\n\n### Week 1\n- Finalize project scope and requirements\n\n### Week 2\n- Finalize project scope and requirements\n- Design: start sketching the app\n\n### Week 3 \n- Design: start working on wireframes\n- Backend: start experimenting with Lit Protocol and ZuPass\n- Frontend: start familiarizing with Akasha Core\n\n### Week 4 \n- Design: finalize all the wireframes\n- Frontend:\n  - Login with ZuPass feature\n  - Start implementing the first wireframe\n- Backend:\n  - Finalize Lit Protocol x ZuPass integration\n  - Support login with ZuPass\n  - Start experimenting with Lit Protocol and Akasha Core\n\n### Week 5 \n- Design: start moving from wireframes to UI\n- Frontend:\n  - Keep working on wireframe implementation\n  - Finalize the core features of the social network\n- Backend:\n  - Allow encryption/decryption of content on ComposeDB through Lit Protocol\n\n### Week 6 \n- Design: keep working on UI/UX improvements and branding\n- Frontend:\n  - Finalize frontend core features\n  - Start working on UI details\n- Backend:\n  - Keep supporting frontend development with Akasha Core and any API/backend service needed\n\n### Week 7 \n- Design: keep working on UI/UX improvements and branding\n- Frontend:\n  - Continue frontend core features\n  - Continue working on UI details\n- Backend:\n  - Keep supporting frontend development with Akasha Core and any API/backend service needed\n\n### Week 8 \n- Design: keep working on UI/UX improvements and branding\n- Frontend:\n  - Finalize frontend core features\n  - Finalize UI details\n- Backend:\n  - Keep supporting frontend development with Akasha Core and any API/backend service needed\n", "logoImgData": {}, "bannerImgData": {}}