Five tiers.
One set of rules.
Every group starts small and grows on its own terms. As it adds members, it moves through five tiers — and how much room any one person has to contribute grows right along with it.
<10 MINI
<25 SMALL
<50 MEDIUM
<75 LARGE
<100
What each tier is built for.
| Tier | Member cap | What it's built for |
|---|---|---|
| Micro | Under 10 | A tight-knit group testing the idea out — a few friends, a family, a small floor. |
| Mini | Under 25 | Enough voices for real back-and-forth before every vote, still small enough to know everyone. |
| Small | Under 50 | A club-sized group with room for genuinely different points of view. |
| Medium | Under 75 | Bigger debates, broader perspective, still one shared pool. |
| Large | Under 100 | Our current ceiling — no group grows past this during the pilot. |
Every group has a cap, too.
No matter how large a group grows, its total contributions are capped at $1,000,000. That's a deliberate ceiling, not a limitation we're apologizing for — it keeps every group sized appropriately for a pilot, and it's one more guardrail on top of the voting and manager rules that apply no matter the tier.
Growth changes your room, never the rules.
Weighted voting and supermajority approval apply identically at every tier. A Micro group and a Large group play by the exact same rulebook — the only thing that changes as a group grows is how much room each member has to contribute, and the specific supermajority threshold (60–80%) set for that group's size.