Public first
Route browsing works without a wallet or login.
Project charter
Transportation knowledge should be public, recent, and accountable.
MGM is a public-interest hackathon project for Nepal. It gives commuters a way to browse transit information freely, then lets browser-wallet holders submit and verify updates without creating a conventional personal account.
Pseudonymous
Wallets identify contributions; MGM does not claim full anonymity.
Devnet only
The MVP has no custom token, mainnet rewards, or monetary promise.
Clear boundaries
Maps, route geometry, photos, search, and personal travel history do not belong on-chain. Solana is reserved for bounded claims, verifications, finalized outcomes, reputation, and transparent history.
Demonstration data only. MGM is not an official transportation authority.
How the layers work
A map, a community record, and a bounded trust layer.
OpenFreeMap + MapLibre
Provides a free, keyless vector street map using OpenStreetMap data. The basemap does not verify MGM Native Routes.
MGM
Stores contributor-reviewed important points, waypoint intent, transportation details, local tips, and comments. It never turns sparse markers into a claimed road route.
Solana Devnet
Stores route-proposal hashes, independent verification, final status, bounded reputation, and an immutable trust history. Geometry and comments never go on-chain.
Supabase
Stores searchable route data, contributor points, comments, reactions, and a trusted index of confirmed chain data. Dense road paths remain off-chain.
Important limits
- MGM is not an official transportation authority.
- Wallets are pseudonymous, not fully anonymous.
- Foreground location is optional and temporary; MGM does not run background tracking or collect movement history.
- Demonstration routes are not authoritative travel advice.
- Community popularity never replaces independent verification.
- Adding or moving a waypoint is free and never requests a wallet signature.