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AI Infrastructure That Humanity Can Govern
STORE Protocol - mServices

Build a democracy into anything.

Build a math-based, machine-speed, verifiable democracy into your apps, agents, Slack, Microsoft Teams, and your API. Increase coordination and intelligence in any environment. mServices are designed so any organization, from a company or public agency down to a team or a family, can run its own democracy.

The rule is designed to live in the database, not in a policy document. An enrollment that would give one actor more than a third is refused before it takes effect. No court order. No committee review. You build on the same rules that have run STORE for six years: 2,200+ days without a violation of the one-third ceiling.

What you're building on

STORE offers two things: Cloudspace (the computers) and mServices (the services that run on them). mDemocracy is an mService. When you build on mDemocracy, your governance is published to Cloudspace, where it is designed to be stored, checked, and enforced in the database.

The enrollment record is the suffrage record. Every vote your organization takes, every member who enrolls, and every decision is designed to leave a record anyone can check.

STORE is designed so a change that breaks the rules is refused before it lands, not caught after. Your organization gets that from day one.

Where you can deploy it

Slack
Coming
Add a constitutional vote to any Slack workspace. Members vote in-thread. The math counts. One-third ceiling designed to be enforced. Results published to Cloudspace.
Microsoft Teams
Coming
Constitutional governance inside Teams. Any channel, any team, any org. Same one-third ceiling. Same verifiable record.
Your App
Coming
Embed mDemocracy directly. Your users get governance rights. You get a verifiable audit trail. The math handles the rest.
Your AI
Designed
Give your agents a verified identity. Each agent must say it's an agent and name the person or organization behind it. AI can take part in governance, capped at a third. People keep two-thirds.
Your API
Coming
REST API. Ballot creation, vote submission, result verification, governance log. Everything a democracy needs, through one API.
STORE Protocol
First Governance: live
126 governors in 30+ countries run STORE today. Designed for later stages: markets that join STORE and send votes to the STORE Association, and seats won by auction and a two-thirds governor election.

What your organization gets (designed).

  • A vote record anyone can check, published to Cloudspace. Every ballot, every result.
  • The one-third ceiling, designed to be enforced in the database. A change that breaks it is refused before it takes effect.
  • Machine-speed deliberation. Human-speed ratification. Machines wait for humans to vote. Humans use machine-speed tools to deliberate. That is constitutional governance.
  • The more members you have, the harder your democracy is to take over.
  • An audit trail built for both your lawyers and your engineers. The rules do the enforcing. The record is the proof.

mServices available

Live
mDemocracy
Constitutional governance. Ballot lifecycle, threshold enforcement, quorum checking, vote record. The protocol.
Test network
mVerify
Governance receipts publicly recorded on Optimism, a public network anyone can check. Every decision gets an outside record.
Designed
mIdentity
Identity checks for people and agents. Two-thirds agreement on who is who before anyone votes.
Test network (STORE Pay)
mPay
STORE Pay. Payments recorded on the same rail as your governance.
Designed
mFactory
Coordination for AI agents, under the one-third ceiling.
Designed
mData
Fault Tolerant Trust: two-thirds agreement that data is true before governance acts on it.

The math - in plain English

No one may hold more than a third. So the bigger your organization gets, the more members an attacker has to win over: 43 of 126 today on STORE, 334 at 1,000, and 3,334 at 10,000. Most networks get easier to take over as they grow, because whoever holds the center collects most of the value. This one is built the other way.

126 governors. 30+ countries. 2,200+ days. Zero violations of the one-third ceiling. The experiment is running.

Start building.

mServices are in development. STORE Protocol First Governance is live.
Contact us to discuss your deployment.

Talk to the STORE team

Two US patents granted (US 11,080,691 B2 and US 12,165,142 B2), with 36 granted claims. 160+ invention disclosures in pre-filing and pre-prosecution.