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Your Networks™
A command center for networks of purpose

Serve, produce, and grow
— together.

Your Networks™ is a private, member-funded platform providing tools for start-ups, small and mid-sized businesses to collaborate, organize, advertise, sell, develop, and grow. No ads, no propaganda, no bots, no one surveilling you. Here's a look inside before you join.

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Member-funded and ad-free — 30-day free trial, then $29.99/year or $2.99/month.
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Your Networks™ — a global web of purpose

An electrician in Baltimore, a plumber in Albany, a foreman in Ghana — and the network that puts them on the same map. Turn the sound on, or read along: every word is on screen.

01 — Our World

Your interests, made legible

People, businesses, and networks appear on a shared map by location. Markers are colored by type, and ones sharing a spot fan out so nothing hides underneath — so you can see who around you is producing and requiring at a glance.

  • Spot allies and resources near you
  • Filter by people, organizations, or coalitions
  • Search for collaborators by skill set and profession
  • Tap any marker to open its full dossier
Our World
People, businesses and networks placed across a shared world map, clustered by region, with a legend for supported and boycotted businesses.
02 — Your profile

A living record of what you can do

Your profile is a capability record, not just a bio: experience and the skills behind each role, education, and a clear line on what you can produce and what you're here to build.

  • Experience with the skills you used in each role
  • Education and training
  • An availability status others can see
  • Publish it to myprofiles.site when you choose
Your profile
A member profile showing an availability badge, an About section, and an Experience entry describing the role and skills used.
03 — Capabilities & needs

Tell the network what you produce, and what you need

Every person and business lists what they can produce and what they're seeking. That's the matching layer — needs surface opportunities to allies who can meet them, and every unmet need is a live map of where the network can build.

  • Publish capabilities others discover you for
  • Post needs — skills, partners, materials
  • Let the right people find you
  • Message or video call a match to start working together
Capabilities & needs
A mobile listings view of capabilities being provided and needs being sought, tagged by industry and location.
04 — Businesses

Put your organization on the map

Register a business, describe what it does and why it exists, place it on the map, and build out its team — all under your account.

  • Register one or many organizations
  • Add team members and roles
  • List the business's own capabilities and needs
  • Sell in the platform and on Unions Market™
Businesses
The map zoomed in on Kaduna, Nigeria: businesses, people and networks as markers, a member’s card with View profile and Message, the map legend, and two open chats.
05 — Coalitions & private organizing

Bring people together — in the open or in private

Form networks that connect members across the map — the coalitions where shared purpose turns into shared work. Gather, plan, message, and decide inside your own walls, visible to your members and to no one else.

  • Found a network around a purpose
  • Draw in people and organizations
  • See the connections rendered on the map
Coalitions
A network detail panel for a coalition, listing its members and active projects, anchored to a place on the map.
06 — Boycotts & support

Take your money somewhere, together

A spending decision made alone is a preference. Made together and said out loud, it's leverage. Members organize public campaigns to boycott a business or to support one — and can publish them to usboycotts.org, where anyone can read and sign them without an account.

  • Name a real, mapped business and take a stance
  • Say what you're asking for — every published campaign must
  • Join the ones you mean; leave whenever you want
usboycotts.org
The public boycott directory, listing live boycott and support campaigns with the number of people behind each one.
07 — A campaign in the open

Both sides, on the same page

Naming a business in public is a serious thing, so the mechanics are built to stay fair. A campaign reaches the web only after it says what would end it, and the business named can answer in its own words — published in full, right under the claim, where the organizer can't touch it.

  • A dated timeline and sourced evidence you can check yourself
  • The business claims its listing and replies
  • Sign with an email and nothing else — never shown, never sold
A campaign
A campaign page: the headline, the case being made, the organizer and publication date, the business it names, what the campaign is asking for, and a panel to add your name.
One member, many ventures

Start more than one thing, from one account

A software developer joins and creates a personal profile showing his professional background and expertise, so anyone who needs a developer on a project can find him.

He also farms mushrooms as a hobby and hopes to grow it into a business that lets him leave his 9-to-5. So he creates a business profile for mushroom farming, with a page of its own, and advertises those skills just as he does his professional ones.

Other hobby farmers see his work and reach out. Together they start a local farming network, pooling their products to sell as a micro farmers’ market.

One person, three profiles — personal, business, and network. Each appears to members researching capabilities inside the platform and, if he chooses, publicly on myprofiles.site, where published member profiles are gathered and broadcast.

Connect to make it happen.

Tell the network what you can produce. Tell it what you need. Join to build our resources — so we can build resources out of people worldwide.

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