explorer
Curious Explorer
Understand the ecosystem before choosing a deeper role.
Start with orientation, browse journeys, attend a low-pressure event, then try VWC when ready.
Journeys
Choose how you want to enter.
These are identity orientations, not job titles. Pick the path that helps you take one meaningful collaborative step.
builder
AI Builder
Use VWC as the weekly threshold into collaborative creation.
Join a VWC challenge, form or join a small team, deploy a prototype, and decide whether it should continue.
entrepreneur
Startup Collaborator
Enter through problems, validation, and continuation loops.
Choose a problem space, validate with real users, support or continue a project, and build toward a venture only when value is real.
facilitator
Community Facilitator
Help people feel oriented, safe, and ready to collaborate.
Begin with welcome rituals, learn the ecosystem map, support introductions, and help teams reflect after challenges.
retreats
Retreat Participant
Enter through presence, reflection, and physical-digital belonging.
Start with orientation, explore retreat pathways, join reflection prompts, and connect embodied experiences back to collaboration.
Pathways
Choose one next step, not a whole identity.
1
beginner
First VWC
Join a weekly challenge, find a team, build something useful, and experience collaborative creation quickly.
Recommended for: AI experimenters, builders, newcomers who learn by doing
2
startup
Problem to Prototype
Move from a real problem to an explicit value proposition, validation loop, and live prototype.
Recommended for: Startup collaborators and practical builders
3
collaboration
Find Collaborators
Use teams, open roles, and VWC lobbies to find people without social-feed pressure.
Recommended for: People looking for a first collaborative step
4
facilitation
Facilitate Belonging
Support welcome circles, introductions, reflections, and psychological safety during events and challenges.
Recommended for: Hosts, facilitators, community builders
5
retreats
Retreat to Continuity
Connect retreat reflection and embodied collaboration to projects, teams, and ecosystem memory.
Recommended for: Retreat participants and hosts