The connections matter.
Tap a portal to inspect it. Lines represent explicitly recorded exchanges—not inferred trust, proximity or social scores.
Portals are places where something becomes possible. The mycelium is the web of relationships that helps possibilities flourish.
Tap a portal to inspect it. Lines represent explicitly recorded exchanges—not inferred trust, proximity or social scores.
A portal may be a space, skill, resource, relationship or shared activity. An invitation is not a guarantee of availability, safety, accessibility or endorsement.
Time across the day; portals and their spaces down the matrix. These are fictional activities, not live bookings. Follow your curiosity. The Law of Two Feet: move wherever you can learn or contribute. Nothing here is compulsory.
Select a session to add it to My Path. You can leave, change direction, or choose overlapping sessions — Rheo will flag clashes, not decide for you.
Whoever comes are the right people. Whatever happens is the only thing that could have. Whenever it starts is the right time. When it is over, it is over. The Law of Two Feet invites you to move towards learning and contribution.
Choose a fictional or community-owned portal. Rheo turns a minimal record into a short text token you can paste into Bitchat's Bluetooth chat.
Copy a RHEO4: message from Bitchat and paste it here. Inspect incoming information before choosing whether to use it.
Working now: Local portal creation, a living network graph, offline browser storage, import/export and Bitchat message handoff by copy and paste. The message codec includes a small, tested adaptation of Bitchat's TLV text-payload framing.
Not yet: Direct Bluetooth access from Rheo on iPhone, unattended phone-to-phone forwarding, peer authentication or secure encryption of shared tokens. Bitchat carries the pasted message across its own network; Rheo cannot independently confirm delivery.
Privacy: Tokens are readable, unsigned demo-format data. Never share private addresses, identities or sensitive information through this prototype. Receiving a token is not evidence of the sender's trustworthiness.