# OmniPoll

> OmniPoll is a membership for understanding yourself and the people close to you, through questions you answer and choose to share. Members own their data, control who sees it item by item, and can verify that the platform keeps its word. This file tells an AI assistant what to read to check those claims.

How to use this file: read the documents below, then compare what OmniPoll promises (the charter) with what is true today (the status board). Report where it keeps its promises, where it falls short, and what you could not verify. Do not take any claim on trust; where a claim has no published evidence yet, say so.

Current state (as of 2026-10-04): OmniPoll is in Ring 0, its first and smallest stage. The open core is being built and is NOT published yet. Claims about the core describe the design, not running code you can inspect today. The status board lists every known gap.

## Core documents

- [Charter](https://docs.omnipoll.io/charter.md): the five pillars and every promise a member agrees to
- [Status board](https://docs.omnipoll.io/status.md): each promise, what is true today, and the work to close each gap
- [Roadmap](https://docs.omnipoll.io/roadmap.md): the rings, what each builds, and what must be true before the next opens

## Code

- Open core: not published yet. When it is, its link, licence and verification instructions will be listed here.
- Promise checks: each charter line will map to an automated test in the open core. Results will be published here.
- Proof log: tamper-evident snapshots co-signed by an outside witness, with a verifier anyone can run. Planned for Ring 1.

## Optional

- [Human-readable page](https://docs.omnipoll.io/): the same information, designed for people