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Create a Team

This page walks you through creating a team and getting it set up — the popup, the arena tabs you'll see once you land, the member roles, the publishing surfaces (posts / drafts / rewards / memberships), team subscription, the built-in DAO, and a brief index of sub-team flows. For the broader context — what teams are and where the chapter goes next — see the Teams overview.

Create a team​

🎬 Walkthrough: create a team end-to-end (~30 seconds).

You can start a new team from the Create Team action in your profile dropdown (open it from the avatar at the bottom of the sidebar). A short popup walks you through the basics:

  • Team handle — this becomes your team's URL: /your-handle. Pick something short and stable; the handle is hard to change later.
  • Display name — the friendly name shown across the platform.
  • Banner and bio — give your team an identity people can recognize at a glance.
  • Initial members — invite a few teammates by username or email; they receive an invitation they can accept or decline.

Once created, you land on the team's home at /your-handle/home.

Team arena — your team's home​

Every team gets its own arena layout, separate from individual user pages. The HUD tabs along the top of the arena are:

TabURLIcon
Home/your-handle/homeHome
Members/your-handle/membersUsers
Drafts/your-handle/team-draftsFile edit
DAO/your-handle/dao
Rewards/your-handle/team-rewardsAward
Memberships/your-handle/team-memberships
Settings/your-handle/team-settingsSettings

Inside Settings:

  • Members — /your-handle/team-settings/members
  • Subscription — /your-handle/team-settings/subscription

Bookmark /your-handle/home — it's the canonical entry point for everything your team does.

Members and roles​

The Members tab (/your-handle/members) shows everyone currently on the team, plus pending invitations.

To bring someone in, open Settings → Members and send an invite. Invitees see the invitation in their inbox and can accept or decline. When they accept, they appear immediately on the public Members page.

At a high level, teams have two kinds of people:

  • Team admins can update team settings, invite or remove members, manage the subscription, and approve DAO outcomes.
  • Team members can co-author posts, contribute to drafts, take part in DAO votes, and receive rewards.

Most day-to-day work — writing posts, voting, claiming rewards — is open to all members. Anything that changes the team's identity or billing is admin-only.

Posts, drafts, rewards, memberships​

A team is a full publishing unit, just like an individual user.

Posts​

Posts authored under the team handle appear on the team home and in feeds attributed to the team. Any member can publish on the team's behalf.

Drafts​

The Drafts tab (/your-handle/team-drafts) is a shared workspace. Pick up someone else's draft, leave it for a teammate to finish, or co-edit before publishing.

Rewards​

The Rewards tab (/your-handle/team-rewards) tracks rewards the team has earned — from spaces it has run, posts that were rewarded, or governance participation. Rewards can stay in the team treasury or be distributed to members.

Memberships​

Teams can offer paid memberships to supporters at /your-handle/team-memberships. Supporters subscribe to your team and unlock member-only content or perks. This is separate from the team's own subscription (below).

Team subscription​

Open Settings → Subscription at /your-handle/team-settings/subscription to manage your team's plan.

The subscription unlocks team-level features (monthly Credits for reward Spaces, the Trusted Creator badge, raw participant data access at higher tiers). Billing is handled off-chain via PortOne, so you can pay with the methods you already use. See Team Settings → Team subscription for the full breakdown.

DAO — collective governance​

Every team has a built-in DAO at /your-handle/dao.

The DAO is where the team makes decisions together rather than having one person decide. Any member can open a proposal — for example, "allocate part of the treasury to a campaign", "approve a sub-team's application", or "change the team's bio". Members then vote, and the result becomes the team's official position.

Proposal types tie back into real team actions: budget allocations affect the rewards treasury, sub-team decisions affect team structure, and governance outcomes are recorded on the team's timeline so the history is auditable.

Sub-teams​

Teams can also have sub-teams — smaller groups operating under a parent team's umbrella, each with their own bylaws, docs, and announcements.

Sub-team flows live under your team's arena and cover the full lifecycle:

  • Apply to be a sub-team of a parent team — /your-handle/sub-teams/apply
  • Application status — /your-handle/sub-teams/application
  • Users Manage child sub-teams — /your-handle/sub-teams/manage
  • File Sub-team detail — /your-handle/sub-teams/:sub-team-id, including the deregister flow
  • File edit Sub-team docs — compose and edit shared documents under /your-handle/sub-teams/docs/...
  • Sub-team announcements — broadcast updates to members under /your-handle/sub-teams/announcements/...
  • Bylaws — /your-handle/bylaws
  • Leave parent — /your-handle/parent/leave

See Sub-teams for the full flow — apply, manage, docs, announcements, bylaws, deregister, leave parent — covered URL by URL.