Hall’s governance layer shipped today. Members can vote. Operators can post proposals. Live weighted results render on every proposal page. And the first real Hall vote is open right now.

→ Vote on which flagship Our.one builds first

What’s on the ballot

Four candidate categories for the flagship product Our.one builds next, after Hall itself:

• Social feed — Instagram / X category. Distribution moat is strongest here.
• Notes & documents — Notion / Docs category. Highest willingness to pay per user.
• Community / chat — Discord / Slack category. Closest adjacent to Hall itself.
• Creator subscriptions — Substack / Patreon category. Most direct fit for our revenue-share DNA.

Whichever wins gets its own repo at github.com/Our-One/[slug], its own product constitution, its own ship feed entries, and — when it launches — its own revenue share where Users, Ambassadors, Patrons, and the Commons pool earn per Constitution §6.

How voting works

Every signed-in member gets 1× weight on this product-scope vote. Voting once is final — no changes, no re-votes. DB-level uniqueness enforced on (proposal_id, member_id).

When Stripe goes live and Patron tiers become detectable, framework-scope votes will use the 4×/3×/2×/1× Patron multiplier (by signup order, per Constitution §4). For this vote — product scope — every member weighs the same. That’s deliberate: which direction we take the portfolio is everyone’s call, not weighted by tenure.

What you see

On the proposal page: the full body (no member gate; this is a public-scope vote), the four choices, and live results as a weighted bar chart. Your vote shows up there the moment you cast it.

What happens after

When the vote closes — date TBD; operators close it once the result is clear — a follow-up vote picks the product’s brand name under the Our.one / [Word] convention. Then the repo opens, the constitution gets drafted, and ship-feed posts start flowing.

The whole loop from "what should we build?" to "here’s tonight’s ship" visible from one place, for members with a vote on every step.