The open collaboration protocol built on Base. Co-create, attest, and own your collaboration graph, forever.

Open to the Public (OTTP) is on a mission to democratize innovation.

Problem

Siloed: Your contributions are siloed in various communities/projects, and if they sunset, your contributions are lost.

Self-reported: Contributions are self-reported and unverified.

Platform-controlled: Your contributions are locked into closed platforms, such as LinkedIn and GitHub.

Solution

Interconnected: Your contributions are recognized and attributed. If the community/project sunsets, you have the ability to prove who you worked with and what you did together.

Collaborator-verified: Contributions are verified by collaborators and/or the community via onchain attestations.

Self-custodial: Your collaboration graph is owned by you. You can move freely between apps/clients.

Through onchain attestations, users build social trust as they gain verifiable contributions to projects.

The protocol is not owned by a central entity. It is accessible and open to everyone, so developers can innovate and build with the shared dataset.

Progress

We participated in the Open Source category of Backdrop Build V3 and was selected as one of the finalists. Watch demo video.

During the four weeks, we went from zero to live protocol. We created the backend code and smart contracts and launched a Farcaster Frame and attestation bot. People use their Farcaster ID to create an OTTP ID and grow their collaboration graphs by making onchain attestations. Get collaboration graph.

Core Features:

• OTTP ID
• Sign in with Farcaster ID (FID)
• User profiles
• Attestations

Core Features (in progress | coming soon):

• SDK
• Sign in with other methods, e.g. wallet, email, Lens
• Account recovery
• Account-abstracted wallets
• Usernames
• OTTP Org ID
• Community/org profiles
• Project pages
• Proposal pages
• Comments
• Upvote/downvote
• Token-gating

We're currently connecting with partners to integrate or build apps/clients with OTTP.

With the support of this grant, we will be able to cover operational costs, e.g. retroactive compensation to open-source devs, continued development, and bounties.

Tech Stack

• Base
• Ethereum Attestation Service (EAS)
• Farcaster
• GraphQL
• Next.js
• Neynar
• Node.js

Links

• Website
• Documentation
• Github Repo
• Twitter
• Farcaster: Warpcast
• Community: Warpcast Channel
• Lens: Hey
• Zora Collection

Contributors

• Nate
• Ting
• Krish
• Peter