Set the conditions
Define the seats, suppliers, payment allocations, and deadline.
Bring people, funding, and suppliers into one conditional booking. It moves forward only when every requirement is met.
Funding is one part. Supplier commitment is the other.
Attendees wait for the venue and instructor to commit. Suppliers wait for enough confirmed demand. The organizer is stuck in the middle.
FUSE gives everyone the same conditions to commit to, and a clear view of what’s still missing.
See how the pieces come togetherDefine the seats, suppliers, payment allocations, and deadline.
Attendees commit funds. The venue and instructor approve their part.
Activate before the deadline when every requirement is met.
If it expires without activation, contributors can claim their deposits.
Explore a few demo bookings. All listings and funds are simulated.
Slow down, get your hands in clay, and learn to shape your first ceramic bowl. A small, friendly pottery workshop for complete beginners.
Carve a simple lino block and make a series of prints to take home. Materials, good company, and a little creative mess included.
Explore pour-over brewing, learn what changes the flavor, and find your favorite cup in a hands-on tasting session.
Enough money alone is not enough. The required suppliers must approve too.
A fixed price, seat target, supplier allocation, and deadline. Everyone agrees to the same booking.
See funded seats and each supplier’s approval in one place. Know exactly what is still missing.
The demo pays suppliers only on activation. If the booking expires first, contributors can claim refunds.
Working today: marketplace simulation and Devnet escrow. The marketplace uses demo tokens saved in browser storage. An unaudited escrow smart contract is deployed on Solana Devnet with valueless test tokens. The separate /onchain-demo shows genuine historical Devnet transactions and live RPC state. Browser activation is supported; creation, deposits, supplier approvals, and refunds require developer scripts.
Clear conditions.
Clear expectations.
When every seat is funded, both the designated venue and instructor have approved, and the activation deadline has not passed. Someone must then explicitly activate the booking; it never activates on funding alone.
As soon as you confirm a commitment, the demo deducts its amount from your simulated balance. You cannot cancel or withdraw early. On activation it pays suppliers; if the booking expires without activation, you can claim your own deposit back.
At or after the activation deadline, if the booking has not activated. Each contributor claims only their own deposit, once. Refunds are individual actions, rather than automatic payments.
The booking stays blocked. Enough funding alone is not sufficient: both required suppliers must approve before activation. If the deadline passes first, contributors can claim refunds.
No. FUSE coordinates booking formation and payment conditions. This version does not guarantee a physical workshop happens after suppliers are paid, and it does not resolve later disputes.
No wallet is needed for the marketplace simulation. Use Demo controls to explore mock roles; this is not real authentication. Its demo tokens are saved locally in your browser. The separate /onchain-demo can show real Devnet evidence without a wallet; signing a real activation requires a compatible wallet.
Try a commitment, approve as a supplier, and see what changes.