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Apply a Material 3 seed-green palette and rounded components across the home, inventory, quick-add, quantity picker and variety-detail screens. The full-screen photo viewer can now set any photo as the cover (via attachment sort order) and delete after confirmation. Lot forms and packaging surface as choice chips. Extract About out of Settings into its own screen (app version via package_info_plus, website link). Add es/en strings for the new lot types, presentation, home tagline and About. Update Seedees v2 mockups. |
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Tanemaki 種まき
A local-first, decentralized app for managing and sharing traditional seeds and seedlings.
Tanemaki (種まき, "to sow / scatter seeds" in Japanese; short name Tane, 種 "seed") helps people and collectives keep a friendly inventory of their seed bank, decide what they offer, and share it locally — without a central intermediary that could control, censor, or be fined for it. The goal is both practical and political: to support traditional seed varieties and push back against the seed monopoly.
The name honors the old Japanese mutual-aid traditions around rice — yui (shared community labor) and tanomoshi (reciprocity funds) — that inspired the paper Plantare, the "community currency for seed exchange" (BAH-Semillero, 2009, CC-BY-SA). Tanemaki is the digital Plantare.
- Web: https://tanemaki.app
- Package id:
org.comunes.tane
Status
Early design. See PLAN.md for the full analysis and roadmap (in Spanish). The valuable prior work lives in docs/mockups/.
Principles
- Local-first. Works fully offline, no account, no central server. Stays useful even if no one maintains it.
- Decentralized. Identity is a single key you own (Duniter/Ğ1-style, with a derived subkey for transport); sharing rides on open protocols (Nostr), with optional interoperability with the Ğ1/Duniter web of trust and currency. Never a central marketplace.
- Free/libre. Copyleft software, open data formats, multilingual from day one.
- Layered. Inventory -> Offer -> Local sharing -> Web of trust. Each layer is useful on its own.
Conventions
English is the project language for all code. Identifiers, class/field/column names, code comments, commit messages, branch names, and technical documents (data model, schemas) are written in English, without exception. This keeps the project contributable by anyone, anywhere.
- User-facing strings are never hardcoded — they go through i18n (the app itself is multilingual by design).
- Planning and discussion documents may be written in Spanish (e.g.
PLAN.md,docs/design/data-notes.md); technical specs that feed code are in English (e.g.docs/design/data-model.md). - Database schema changes ship as versioned Drift migrations (
drift_schemas/), one new version per change, never editing a released version. Seedocs/design/data-model.md§5.
License
Software: AGPL-3.0 (GPLv3 strengthened with the network clause; compatible with GPLv3 and with Duniter/Ğ1nkgo, which we reuse). Docs & assets under CC-BY-SA where noted.