What is the role of the Alldemy in co-creation (including how it works with chipies community)?
Many people and organizations want to make the world a better place. But often, their efforts don't create lasting change. Why?
- Because they tend to repeat the same mistakes:
- They guess what people need instead of asking.
- They fix surface-level problems without tackling the root cause.
- They work in isolation, so their solution in one area creates a new problem in another.
It’s like putting a fresh coat of paint on a wall that has a major leak inside. The problem will just keep coming back.
The Chipies community was formed to break this cycle. But a group of passionate people needs more than just good ideas—it needs a practical workshop to turn those ideas into reality.
That workshop is Alldemy.
First, let's be clear: Alldemy is not a school. Think of it as a powerful engine for action. It provides the tools for people to collaboratively cocreate subsystems ( companies, initiatives , programmes & projects, and solutions ) that truly work for everyone.
Here’s a simple breakdown of the key tools inside Alldemy and how they work together to create real impact.
The Two Main Toolkits
Cocreation tools are aimed at changing the approach, systems, and foundations on which we build cocreation companies, projects, and initiatives (all collectively known as subsystems in our ecosystem context). Through cocreation tools, we will be able to handle the entire cocreation value chain, from the roots of problems to humanity's flourishing.
Transfomation suite is a set of tools to facilitate the revolution in localised networks, such as individuals, communities, and organizations facing challenges that require specialized approaches and strategies. It also provides an environment for cocreators to develop tools that support humanity beyond the main cocreation zone, with a commitment to flourishing humanity without owning outcomes.
Transfomation suite is a set of tools to facilitate the revolution in localised networks, such as individuals, communities, and organizations facing challenges that require specialized approaches and strategies. It also provides an environment for cocreators to develop tools that support humanity beyond the main cocreation zone, with a commitment to flourishing humanity without owning outcomes.
The Different Cocreation Pathways on Alldemy
Step 1: The Radar – Listening to Real Problems
Before you build a solution, you need to know what the real problem is.
What it is: The Radar is a live feed that gathers information on the challenges people are facing right now.
Simple Example: Imagine a community struggles with youth unemployment. Instead of assuming we know why, the Radar helps us listen. We might learn that the real issue isn't a lack of jobs, but a lack of affordable transportation to get to where the jobs are.
The Benefit: This stops us from wasting time building solutions for problems that don't exist.
Step 2: The Demystification Engine – Finding the Root Cause
Now that we’ve identified a problem, we need to understand why it’s happening.
What it is: This tool digs deep into a challenge to find its root cause.
Simple Example: Let’s take the transportation problem. The Demystification Engine wouldn’t just say "no buses." It would uncover why there are no buses. Is it a lack of funding? Poor city planning? By finding the root cause, we avoid a temporary fix (like funding a single bus for a year) and can instead work on a lasting solution (like a new sustainable public transit model).
The Benefit: It ensures we don’t keep rebuilding the same flawed systems that caused the problem in the first place.
Step 3: The Convergence Hub – Connecting the Dots
Problems in the world are connected. A transportation issue affects employment, which affects health, which affects education. The Convergence Hub looks at these connections.
What it is: A space to see how a challenge in one area impacts others.
Simple Example: Solving the transportation issue (getting people to jobs) could also help local businesses thrive and improve access to healthcare clinics. The Convergence Hub helps us design a transportation solution that benefits all these areas at once.
The Benefit: We create solutions that make the entire community stronger, instead of just moving a problem from one place to another.
Step 4: Catalysts – The Action Lab
This is where ideas become reality.
What it is: Catalysts are like collaborative kitchens or workshops. This is where people come together to build, test, and launch real-world projects using the insights from the previous steps.
Simple Example: Using all the information gathered, a team in the Catalyst workshop might develop a ride-share app specifically designed for commuters in their area, supported by local businesses. They can build a prototype, test it, and improve it based on real feedback.
The Benefit: It moves us from talking about problems to actively creating and testing solutions.
How the chipies community and alldemy fit together
Chipies community is a co-creation movement, where the alldemy is where our movement produces real impact to better both our ecosystem, co-creators, and the real world at large. This is a direct way to understand the connection between the two.
Our Promise: A More Practical Path Forward
Alldemy is our commitment to move beyond good intentions and into effective action. By providing a clear process—from listening, to understanding, to building—we ensure that the projects we create are thoughtful, connected, and designed to make a lasting difference.
This is how we build a world that works for all. This is the power of Alldemy.
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