A place. A gathering. An ordinary afternoon that becomes precious later. Doozer starts by giving real places a real presence, and keeps the world around them connected, so that someday a moment has somewhere to belong.
The first useful thing is practical: make a real business easier to find, understand and visit. Get the address right. Show the right hours. Help someone call, get directions, or recognize a place they already love.
Underneath, Doozer is learning to keep things connected. This business occupies this place. This organization includes these members. This event happened here, then.
A bakery, a barber, a lodge, a music venue. Individually they are places. Together they describe a community, and the community changes as places open, close, host, and become part of someone's routine.
Each door below asks one human question of the same world. The same corrected fact improves every answer.
You do not know, while you are having lunch, that you will want that afternoon back. Later, significance arrives. If enough traces were kept, with care and permission, the pieces can find each other. The person supplies the meaning; the software helps the pieces belong together.
Current truth powers the product. Historical truth, sourced and correctable, is the work.
Every door answers one question. Live means you can use it today; soon and concept mean exactly that.
Search and proximity over every business we know, with a one-button app at /now.
A board for every town in America, ranked by reviews, what people wrote, and hours open. Builds itself the first time someone asks.
Chambers of Commerce and their members, each connected to its own page, each roster named with its source and date.
One organization expressed through its local lodges.
The workshop: a real business gets a real website, built from what is true about it.
Gatherings, addressable before and after they happen.
Rights-aware imagery attached to a place and a time.
The story of a place through its occupants.
Your own traces, kept privately, under your control: a receipt, a ticket, a photo.
A memory assembled from evidence you chose, with the world around it still attached.
Who is behind this. Jon Berry, BerrySmart, New Jersey. The working knowledge behind the whole network is public and live at doozer.work/brain.html.