Inspiration
Eleutherios, solves the circularity or self-organization problem, that people or businesses experience, when they are trying to get help or service, from other people or businesses. For example, if a person or customer is hungry and has $10, they could only buy one or two items, such as a sandwich and a drink. But, there is an inherent limit to the number of services (sandwich, drink), that can serve or participate in the customers request, forum or conversation. Eleutherios changes this, by scaling (forum in a forum) the customers request, so that, more than one service (person or business), can serve or participate in the request, at a time.
What it does
For example, a woman might create a new forum for a mammogram. A doctor, could join the forum and chat with the woman, in real-time. The doctor, could create a sub-forum for a mammogram examination by scaling the forum, for an x-ray machine. XYZ hospital, could respond to the request to use their x-ray machine, and during the time it takes them setup the x-ray machine, they'd create another sub-forum for a nurse.
Forum (Mammogram check)
Service (Woman or customer)
Service (Doctor)
Forum (X-ray machine)
Service (Doctor)
Service (XYZ hospital)
Forum (Mammogram nurse)
Service (XYZ hospital)
Service (Nurse)
In this example, Eleutherios is scaling or serializing the forum or conversation, that people or businesses are having. Not the service or work, that they are providing or performing. People or businesses, still provide the same service or work in the world, but within a same forum or conversation.
How I built it
Eleutherios, is built with an HTML/javascript (Angular) frontend and node.js (nosql/firebase) backend.
Challenges I ran into
https://github.com/aletheon/eleutherios-alpha/issues
What's next for Eleutherios
Eleutherios still needs a sales and marketing manager, IPhone/Android developer, AI developer and payment developer to enable people or businesses to pay one another for their service.
Built With
- angular.js
- firebase
- html/javascript
- node.js

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