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IXO
IXO is a Web3 and AI 'Spatial Web' software system that lets people, organisations, and AI agents cooperate, finance, verify, and govern real-world impact activities. It provides blockchain infrastructure (the ixo Impact Hub L1), digital twin and oracle tooling, and impact credit tokenisation used by clean energy, health, education, and environmental projects and their funders.
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Qi
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Qi is a decentralised, intent-first workspace where individuals, teams, and organisations declare what they want to achieve and Qi orchestrates people, AI agents, and workflows to make it real. It offers federated collaboration Spaces, cross-platform messaging, real-time editing, composable playbooks, and deployable 'Agentic Oracles' that perform contracted tasks and return signed, verifiable proofs of work. The platform is 'Powered by IXO', the Internet of Impacts, which supplies a decentralized trust, identity (DID), proof/verification, governance (smart contracts), and encrypted data layer so that every action, claim, and outcome can be cryptographically verified while users retain sovereign control over their data and identity. Qi serves founders coordinating teams and investors through intent-driven workflows, investors tracking milestones and due diligence with verifiable outcomes, and developers orchestrating agentic and human software development workflows with verifiable contribution tracking. It is currently in closed beta with a free Early Access program, moving toward usage-based per-person/per-agent pricing at general availability.Category: AI Agent Platform
Yoma
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Yoma is a free digital platform that connects young people to opportunities to learn, make an impact, and earn along the way. Through the Yo-ID wallet, users' completed courses, challenges, and projects become verified digital credentials that serve as secure proof of skills and achievements, portable across organisations and platforms. The platform partners with local opportunity providers to keep content relevant and is currently available in five languages, with plans to expand. As users learn and complete opportunities, they can earn digital tokens that can be cashed out or redeemed in the Yoma marketplace for items like airtime, data, and grocery vouchers. Developed by UNICEF, partners, and young Africans, Yoma is active in 105 countries, has offered more than 8,790 opportunities, created more than 818k YoIDs, verified 559k credentials, and works with 50+ global and local partners. It primarily serves young people seeking skills development, employability, and career opportunities.Category: Impact Initiative
IXO Portal
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IXO Portal is the foundational desktop web application for interacting with the IXO Spatial Web. Organisations can use it to set up their own ecosystem of domains tailored to their users' needs — including investing in impact assets, participating in decentralised decision-making, managing projects and tasks, and leveraging AI to optimise workflows. Key features include managing a portfolio of yield-generating impact assets, participating in group governance, creating requests and evaluating claims, using AI Oracles to automate workflows, creating and managing a domain network, and issuing blockchain-verified offset and contribution certificates. Live ecosystems built on IXO Portal include the Impacts Exchange, which facilitates active participation in the Impacts Economy, and the Emerging Platform, which scales the transition to modern energy cooking in Africa using dMRV protocols to generate Carbon Credits. It serves organisations, impact investors, community stakeholders, project managers, and clean cooking development projects.Category: RWA Tokenisation Platform
PathGen
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PathGen turns fragmented pathogen genomics data into real-time, actionable insights, bringing researchers, public-health authorities, and clinical teams into a shared, secure environment to analyse genomic data, track pathogen evolution, and generate intelligence for early outbreak response. It provides end-to-end pathogen intelligence infrastructure spanning sequencing pipelines to real-time dashboards, including standardised genomic data pipelines for ingesting, validating, annotating and processing pathogen genomes; AI-powered analytics for lineage identification, mutation flagging, sample clustering and risk assessment; interactive dashboards for variant tracking and transmission dynamics; cross-institution workspaces for collaboration between labs, public health agencies and clinical institutions; advanced visualisation tools such as phylogenetic trees and mutation heatmaps; and privacy/governance controls supporting national regulations and cross-border data-sharing. The platform is co-developed with Duke-NUS (Centre for Outbreak Preparedness) and was first publicly previewed on December 1, 2025 at an event at the Temasek Shophouse in Singapore, co-hosted with Temasek Foundation, with collaborators/partners including Sequentia Biotech, AWS, pathogensurveillance.net, and the University of Sydney. It is currently in beta.Category: Data
IXO Studio
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IXO Studio is a no-code, drag-and-drop platform that lets users create and configure Domain Networks within the broader IXO Spatial Web ecosystem. It enables the setup of governance, identity, credentials, data models, and token economies through a visual interface that connects components and workflows like building blocks. The platform also offers use-case-specific protocols pre-built for real-world applications such as climate action, education, and health, which users can customise to their impact goals. It is listed as one of the distinct products in the IXO ecosystem (alongside IXO Mobile, IXO Portal, and IXO Ontology) and is currently in beta, accessible via a dedicated beta access portal at studio.ixo.earth.Category: Developer Tooling
Emerging
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Emerging provides a digital flywheel for financing and distributing the economic value of verified carbon emission reductions and sustainability outcomes from clean cooking devices. Each connected device gets a programmable digital twin registered as an asset in a decentralised digital registry, programmed with rights to future Impact Credits generated as devices are used. Project developers and device distributors use Mission Control to manage device networks, monitor performance, submit and certify digital claims, generate Impact Credits, automate payments, and manage service agents. Data from sources like PayGo fuel purchases and device sensors is fused into cryptographically signed Digital Claims processed in real-time by Impacts AI's decentralised MRV verification service, producing digital certificates with verified data. Carbon credits and related impacts are tokenised as tradable Outcome units that can be used in offsets, traded via cross-chain exchanges, and used in digital finance protocols. The platform also enables clean cooking to be offered as a utility with customer onboarding, payments, delivery tracking, AI-assisted customer support, and advanced analytics, forming part of a broader ecosystem including partners like IXO, SupaMoto, Scalnyx, Impacts AI, and Etherisc.Category: Impact Initiative