FarFISH is building Social Infrastructure for composable social systems. Our work focuses on creating foundational layers that connect identity, reputation, and economic coordination across platforms and networks.
Social systems today are fragmented across platforms, with identity, reputation, and economic activity locked into isolated ecosystems. FarFISH is building infrastructure to change that.
Our focus is on creating foundational technology layers that enable composable social systems where identity persists across platforms, reputation travels with users, and economic coordination happens seamlessly regardless of which application or network someone is using.
This infrastructure approach means building technology that other systems can build on, rather than creating another closed platform. The goal is to enable a new generation of social applications that benefit from shared identity, portable reputation, and coordinated incentives.
Building identity infrastructure that works consistently across different platforms and networks, eliminating fragmented accounts and enabling unified participation.
Creating reputation systems that recognize and validate user participation across different networks, making social capital portable and composable.
Developing coordination infrastructure for rewards, incentives, and economic activity that works across platforms and enables new forms of collective participation.
Enabling seamless interaction across different social platforms, applications, and networks while maintaining user control and data sovereignty.
Prioritizing non-custodial architecture and user control, ensuring that individuals maintain ownership of their identity, data, and assets.
Designing infrastructure that other developers and projects can build on, enabling a broader ecosystem of composable social applications.
The FarFISH infrastructure is currently deployed on Base with live platform implementations including Web, Farcaster Mini App, Base App, and Android APK. These deployments demonstrate the architecture in practice while providing real-world validation of the infrastructure approach.
Long-term Direction
Focusing on foundational technology layers that enable new kinds of social applications, rather than building another closed platform.
Using live deployments to validate infrastructure design and refine capabilities based on actual usage patterns.
Creating infrastructure that supports interoperability between social systems, enabling identity, reputation, and coordination to work across different platforms and networks.
