Why QuestHub?

The philosophy, the mechanics, and where we are headed.

A quest transcends the individual.
It belongs to something larger.

🌱

Beyond the Personal

A quest is not just a wish. It’s something that, when realized, benefits more than just you.

🔗

Connective by Nature

Quests attract resonance. Others who share your vision can connect, offer time, or simply affirm.

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An Inventory, Not a Feed

QuestHub is a persistent record of aspiration — not a social stream. Quests stay findable and linkable.

How it works today

01

Articulate

Describe what you want to see in the world. No plan needed — just the aspiration.

02

Choose visibility

Submit with your name or anonymously. Your quest is listed publicly in the garden.

03

Get a shareable link

Every quest has a permanent URL you can send to anyone. Comments are open.

04

Connect

Anyone can request to connect with the quest author. Approval is by the author only — via a private email link.

How your data is stored

QuestHub uses a simple, auditable design: an append-only log on EU infrastructure.

Append-only log — no hidden mutations

  • Every quest is stored as an entry in a plain .jsonl file
  • Nothing is silently rewritten — all changes are logged entries
  • Hosted on Infomaniak VPS in Switzerland — EU-law jurisdiction
  • You can export your quests at any time (JSON or Markdown) from your room
  • Source code is AGPL-3.0 — fully auditable

What is true today

Open-source codebase (AGPL-3.0)
All submitted quests are publicly visible and linkable
Author-controlled connection requests — you approve who reaches you
Export your quests at any time as JSON or Markdown
No tracking pixels, no third-party scripts, no Google dependencies
Hosted on sovereign EU infrastructure (Infomaniak, Switzerland)
No advertising. No selling of data. No venture funding.

Where we are heading

Quest Graph, Spaces, Nudge Marketplace, E2E Encryption, Federation, Blockchain Timestamping, Seasonal Clock, Version History, Membership, Civic AI — and more.

These are aspirations, not promises. No dates.

See the full roadmap →