Sell in your own room, not in the internet bazaar.
Embedded commerce for your network: list a catalog where your assistant, your calendar and your community already live. The full transaction lifecycle is modeled and in production — only the online payment processor is still in integration, and we tell you exactly what is missing.
The in-room marketplace, frame by frame.
Catalog, seller profiles and the order lifecycle are in production. Checkout is shown as a wireframe — online payments are still in integration, and we will not fake a shipped screenshot for it.



Illustrative — real product screenshots coming soon. Checkout is a wireframe because online payments are still in integration.
The customer who asks is the customer who buys.
Generic marketplaces take high commissions and give you zero identity. Building your own e-commerce is yet another project. Everythink puts the store inside the room where the conversation already happens.
- ✓Sell as the owner (B2C) — the network runs its own storefront: products by room, priced for the context.
- ✓Or enable member-to-member trade (P2P) — open the same platform up to a community economy, with bidirectional ratings and dispute handling.
- ✓Catalog next to the assistant — your products live beside your HAI assistant, your agenda and your community — no detour out of your network to close the sale.
Two commerce models, one platform.
Jobs, pains and gains — what the Marketplace is built to do, and where it stands today.

Jobs to be done Production
Sell products online, enable trade between members, and manage transactions and seller reputation — all from inside the community.

Pains it removes Production
No more generic marketplaces with high commissions and no identity, and no separate e-commerce build that turns into its own project.

Gains it delivers
Commerce embedded in the community context, with the full transaction cycle — tx, history, ratings, disputes — already modeled. ✅ Online charging is still in integration. ⚠️
What ships today, and what is honest to expect.
The status glyph next to each feature is the real maturity. We never upgrade a partial item to production.
| Feature | Advantage | Benefit |
|---|---|---|
| Owner or P2P selling ✅ | Two models in one platform | Go from your own store to a community economy without a re-platform. |
| Bidirectional ratings ✅ | Symmetric trust | Buyers and sellers both build reputation, so good behavior compounds. |
| Online charging ⚠️ in integration | Transparency of state | We tell you exactly what is missing: the payment processor. |
Payments are in integration — read this before you launch checkout
The transaction lifecycle is modeled and in production: orders, history, bidirectional ratings and dispute handling all work today. What is not yet live is the online payment processor. Until that integration ships, you can run the catalog, take orders and settle out of band, but you cannot capture card payments inside the platform. We will name the exact gap rather than imply a capability we have not built.
Commerce that knows where it lives.
A product listed in a room inherits the room's context, its members and its trust graph. The catalog is not a separate destination — it is part of the network topology.
- ✓Context pricing — products by room, priced for the audience that actually stands in that room.
- ✓Reputation that travels — symmetric ratings tie buyers and sellers to the same community identity.
- ✓Disputes, modeled end to end — the full cycle is in production, so conflicts have a defined path, not an email thread.
The Marketplace is one module in a composable network.
Pair embedded commerce with the rest of the stack so the customer never has to leave your room.

Calendar
Sell a product, then book the slot that goes with it — orders and bookings in the same room.
Explore Calendar →
Social
The conversation that drives demand lives next door — community threads feed the catalog directly.
Explore Social →
HAI assistant
The customer who asks is the customer who buys — your assistant answers and points straight to the listing.
Explore HAI →Open commerce inside your community, not the internet bazaar.
The transaction lifecycle is production-ready today — payments are in integration, and we will tell you exactly when the processor lands. Start with the catalog now.
