Paramira Try it before you trust it
The playground runs the real apps on a test network, in your browser.
Live
Playground
Try abantu, iwacu and isoko in your browser, on a test network with bot members. Nothing to install, nothing real.
- For
- anyone curious, before installing anything
- On
- any browser
- Your data
- a test identity in your browser; the test network is reset
- Docs
- soma.paramira.org/v0/playground
What it is
The real apps (abantu, iwacu and a lighter isoko), embedded in one page and pointed at a test network: its own relays and directory, with bot members who sell, mediate and vote.
The vision
You should be able to see how a tool behaves before trusting it with anything real. The playground runs the same code as the real apps; only the network is different, and a banner says so.
Using it
Create a test identity in the browser: the same kind of key the real apps make.
Join the test community in abantu, adopt a protocol, vote.
Build a tree in iwacu with the demo family.
Trade in isoko: buy from a bot, dispute the delivery, watch a bot mediator resolve it. Switch to a bot's account to see the other side.
Follow a tutorial: guided steps that check your progress.
Reset when you want to start again.
How it's built
A static site with the apps embedded on the same address, a test relay behind it, and bots that act on the test network. Nothing on it can reach the real network.
Run it yourself
The playground is how we show the apps while their code waits for its security review; it isn't meant to be run by communities.
Get help
Questions about what you tried? Ask us.
Where paramira.org uses it
This site's tool pages send you there to try a tool before you set it up.