3dvr Portal • Organization App

Build a cell unit that crosses all lines.

A Cell is a small, trusted group that helps people organize across jobs, skills, neighborhoods, projects, and communities. It can support rank-and-file committees while also connecting builders, workers, parents, organizers, and entrepreneurs into one living network.

Create a Cell See the model

3–15 people per small group

4 core rotating roles

∞ groups across the network

How the model works

This app treats organization as a repeatable, portable unit. Each Cell can support one workplace, many workplaces, or no workplace at all. The point is to give people a shared place to identify needs, exchange skills, organize action, and build economic resilience together.

1. Form a trusted group Start with a small circle of people who actually want to show up consistently.

2. Define roles and rhythms Keep it lightweight: organizer, communicator, builder, connector.

3. Track needs, offers, and opportunities Jobs, clients, childcare, rides, tools, skills, money, and shared goals.

4. Connect outward Link Cells together into a distributed network without forcing everyone into one hierarchy.

Why this goes beyond a committee

Rank-and-file committees are powerful, but usually workplace-centered. A Cell can include workers, freelancers, family members, technologists, and organizers all at once. It becomes a universal unit for cooperation.

Workplace

Support negotiations, safety issues, schedules, and solidarity.

Economic

Share leads, referrals, gigs, customers, and ways to make money.

Mutual Aid

Coordinate rides, food, childcare, housing, or emergency support.

Builder Culture

Use the portal to launch pages, docs, chats, tools, and local projects.

Cell Builder

Start with 3 people, grow toward 10 or 15, and create more Cells as your network grows. You can organize 10, 15, or more groups; there is no fixed group limit.

Cell name

Primary focus

Target size

Meeting rhythm

Shared purpose

Core pillars

Saved cells0

Selected cellNone

AccessOwner only

Last save—

Find a Cell

Your private workspace

Private Cells require a Portal username and password. OAuth-only accounts need an encryption-key link before they can unlock this workspace. Group names, purposes, and pillars are not published to the old registry.

Connected apps have their own access rules. Cell invitations do not grant access to Contacts, CRM, Finance, or Chat.

Invite an approved account

Select one of your saved Cells, ask the person for their account code, and verify its key with them. Invitations grant read-only access.

Your account code (give this to a Cell owner) Member’s account code Invitation link (share it with that person)

Links work only for the invited account key. Revoking stops future updates; it cannot erase information someone already received.