Farcaster (on OP stack) and Lens (on Polygon) are tackling the social graph. We are progressively decentralizing the work graph. We’re focused on creating the standard for collaboration and making it accessible and open to everyone.

OTTP ID: This is like a resident ID/social security number that is unique to the user.
ORG ID: This is like a business ID/employer identification number that is unique to the organization.


These IDs are owned by the individual and organization, respectively. It’s the onchain connector that links your network and contributions together.


Imagine a world where a project attestation is not only verifiably linked to social profiles (like Farcaster and Lens) but also grants they have received from Gitcoin, Optimism, hackathons, accelerators, etc. And even further, we want to enable use of the same project page across multiple clients, such as Gitcoin and Optimism.


We are building OTTP for many use cases related to collaboration. Project attestations created by an individual (or an organization) would be linked to their OTTP ID and connected to any social accounts, previous projects or contributions. A project page could be repurposed anywhere and connected to anything else on the open protocol. Anything related to work/collaboration that can be proven onchain, connected together through the OTTP ID into a collaboration graph.


Our SDK v1 has received 1K+ downloads to date.

Once we have more data, we want to have a Dune dashboard. For now, these are the metrics we’re tracking.

Number of unique users (accounts created)
Number of attestations made
Number of verified contributions
Number of verified collaborators
Average number of attestations per account
