Gather your people.
Spaces for your community's conversations, projects, and shared experiences. A place to participate, not just scroll.
People + conversation
A social home for shared apps
The web,
run together.
Your people. Your tools. A place to make things together. Commonrun is being built for communities that want more than another feed.
The Commonrun model
Your people
Shared apps
Conversation
One shared space
A community, not just an audience.
You choose what to share
An Artivus Labs project
Less platform dependency. More shared possibility.
01 / The idea
A common place.
Not another walled garden.
A group shouldn't need a different platform for every conversation, tool, and project. We're bringing them into shared spaces, with the community in control.
Bring your tools.
Publish and use applications together, from a shared map to a multiplayer game. Clear versions. Explicit permissions.
Apps + collaboration
Keep a way out.
Local-first work and portable community data are part of the plan. Your digital home shouldn't disappear with its original operator.
Local-first + portable
02 / What we're building first
Meet Commonrun Atlas.
The first planned shared app is a map you make together. Two people, one space, and a world that becomes a place to play.
Atlas will bring collaborative editing, a deterministic map generator, and a simple turn-based game into one reference experience.
Planned · not available yetOne experience, three parts
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1
Make a world together
Create and edit a shared map in your community's space.
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2
Choose where the work runs
Start in the browser. Use a chosen host only with permission.
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Turn the map into a game
Play a turn-based match without leaving the shared space.
A principle, not an upsell
Together doesn't mean giving up control.
Shared compute is designed to be optional, bounded, and revocable. Local-only data must stay local. A different executor is a different permission, not a silent fallback.