How CivicSyn works
CivicSyn is public/cooperative coordination infrastructure for essential goods and services. Local nodes coordinate demand, capacity, inventory, delivery, funding, and governance. The system recommends; people decide; every decision leaves evidence.
The first domain connects kitchens, food banks, delivery partners, agencies, co-ops, and public reviewers around transparent allocation decisions.
- D1: current operational truth
- R2: raw evidence and public exports
- Queues: ingestion, recommendations, audit
- Durable Objects: locks, incidents, workflows
1. Report
Partners report needs, capacity, inventory, delivery windows, incidents, and procurement context. Raw evidence stays restricted unless it is safely summarized.
2. Recommend
A deterministic scoring engine compares urgency, distance, perishability, equity, public/co-op/local preference, cost, data quality, and delivery feasibility.
3. Govern
Approvers and public reviewers can accept, reject, object, appeal, or override with reasons. Every final decision has an audit trail.
For residents
Residents see public-safe dashboards, proposal explanations, votes, objections, public records, and after-action summaries without exposing private household or facility details.
For providers
Food banks, kitchens, co-ops, warehouses, clinics, schools, and delivery partners report what they can safely offer and acknowledge assigned allocation work.
For agencies
Agencies can review public-money flows, procurement constraints, incident response, policy simulations, and allocation outcomes before making approvals.
For coordinators
Coordinators get node dashboards, decision-support briefings, DLQ/import replay, recommendation runs, and audit search so operations stay legible.