What You Can Do

Green Goods enables diverse regenerative workflows across four key user types. Whether you're documenting conservation work, managing a community hub, analyzing impact data, or building regenerative infrastructure—here's what you can accomplish.

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🌱 For Gardeners: Document & Prove Your Impact

Submit Work with the MDR Workflow

Media → Details → Review

The fastest way to create verifiable impact records:

1. Capture Media 📸

   • Take before/after photos in the field

   • Record video documentation

   • Works offline, syncs when online

2. Fill Details ✍️

   • Select the action you completed

   • Add metrics (trees planted, area covered, etc.)

   • Provide context and notes

3. Review & Submit ✅

   • Preview your submission

   • Confirm and create attestation

   • Track approval status

Complete a submission in under 2 minutes

Detailed Guide: Logging Work →

Track Your Contributions

View Your Impact Portfolio:

• See all submitted work

• Check approval status (pending, approved, rejected)

• Read operator feedback

• Access on-chain attestation links

Build Reputation:

• Accumulate verified work across gardens

• Showcase your impact to funders

• Unlock future opportunities

Guide: Tracking Contributions →

Work Across Multiple Gardens

• Join gardens in different bioregions

• Contribute to diverse actions

• Earn recognition in each community

Example Gardener Workflows

Scenario 1: Tree Planting Event

1. Arrive at planting site
2. Take "before" photo of area
3. Plant 25 native oak seedlings
4. Take "after" photo showing planted trees
5. Open Green Goods app (works offline)
6. Submit work: "Planted 25 oak trees"
7. Add photos and location
8. Submit → Attestation created when approved

Scenario 2: Biodiversity Survey

1. Conduct wildlife monitoring
2. Document species observed
3. Take photos of habitat
4. Record metrics (species count, habitat quality)
5. Submit work via app
6. Operator reviews and approves
7. Data becomes part of garden's impact record

Scenario 3: Community Cleanup

1. Join community cleanup day
2. Document litter collection (before/after)
3. Record area covered and waste removed
4. Submit work immediately after event
5. Get approval within 24 hours
6. Share attestation on social media

Best Practices Guide →

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🧑‍🌾 For Garden Operators: Coordinate & Validate Impact

Create and Manage Gardens

Set Up a Garden:

1. Log into admin.greengoods.app

2. Create garden with name, description, location

3. Upload banner image (stored in IPFS)

4. Define initial gardeners and operators

Customize Your Garden:

• Edit metadata anytime

• Add location tags

• Update member lists

• Manage multiple gardens from one dashboard

Guide: Managing Gardens →

Design Actions for Gardeners

Create Effective Tasks:

• Clear instructions and requirements

• Specific metrics to track

• Optional time windows

• Eight forms of capital alignment

Example Actions:

• "Plant 10+ native trees (Living Capital)"

• "Lead community workshop (Social + Cultural Capital)"

• "Remove invasive species from 500sqm area (Living + Material Capital)"

Activate/Deactivate Actions:

• Control which tasks are available

• Seasonal adjustments

• Emergency priorities

Guide: Managing Actions →

Review and Approve Work

Validation Workflow:

1. View submitted work in dashboard

2. Review media evidence

3. Check metrics and details

4. Approve or reject with feedback

5. On-chain attestation created automatically

Best Practices for Reviews:

• Provide constructive feedback

• Be consistent in standards

• Respond within 48 hours

• Recognize quality submissions

What Happens When You Approve:

• EAS attestation created on-chain

• Karma GAP impact attestation triggered

• Gardener receives confirmation

• Work becomes part of garden's permanent record

Guide: Reviewing Work →

Generate Impact Reports

Garden-Level Analytics:

• Total work submissions

• Approval rates

• Cumulative metrics (trees planted, area restored, etc.)

• Member participation stats

Export for Grant Applications:

• CSV/JSON export

• On-chain attestation links

• Verifiable proof for funders

Karma GAP Integration:

• Automatic impact reporting

• Multi-chain standardization

• Transparent accountability

Guide: Reporting Impact →

Example Operator Workflows

Scenario 1: Launching a New Garden

1. Connect wallet to admin dashboard
2. Create "Watershed Restoration Initiative" garden
3. Add 5 initial gardeners
4. Create 3 core actions (planting, monitoring, cleanup)
5. Share garden invite with community
6. Review first work submissions within 24 hours

Scenario 2: Managing Busy Garden

1. Log in to admin dashboard
2. Review 15 pending work submissions
3. Approve 12, reject 3 with feedback
4. Update action priorities for next month
5. Generate monthly report for grant application
6. Add 2 new operators to help with reviews

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📊 For Impact Evaluators: Analyze & Verify

Access Verified Impact Data

Multiple Access Methods:

1. GraphQL API

   • Query via Envio Indexer

   • Filter by garden, action, time, location

   • Flexible, composable queries

2. On-Chain Verification

   • View attestations on EAS explorer

   • Verify on Arbitrum, Celo, or Base Sepolia

   • Check cryptographic signatures

3. Admin UI

   • Browse gardens and work

   • Visual dashboards

   • Export functionality

Guide: Accessing Data →

Query Impact Data

Example GraphQL Queries:

All Work in a Garden:

query GardenWork($gardenId: String!) {
  Work(where: {gardenId: {_eq: $gardenId}}) {
    id
    title
    approved
    actionUID
    media
    createdAt
  }
}

Approved Work in a Time Range:

query ApprovedWork($startDate: Int!, $endDate: Int!) {
  WorkApproval(where: {
    approved: {_eq: true}
    timestamp: {_gte: $startDate, _lte: $endDate}
  }) {
    id
    workUID
    feedback
    timestamp
  }
}

API Reference →

Explore Gardens and Work

Browsing Capabilities:

• View all gardens on chain

• Filter by location or tag

• See garden member lists

• Track cumulative impact metrics

Drill Down to Work:

• View individual submissions

• Check before/after photos

• Review operator feedback

• Verify on-chain attestations

Guide: Exploring Gardens →

Integrate with External Frameworks

Map to Impact Standards:

• Karma GAP attestations

• SDG (Sustainable Development Goals) alignment

• Carbon credit frameworks

• Biodiversity indices

Export for Analysis:

• CSV for spreadsheets

• JSON for databases

• GraphQL for dashboards

Guide: External Frameworks →

Example Evaluator Workflows

Scenario 1: Grant Allocation Decision

1. Foundation wants to fund watershed restoration
2. Query all "watershed" tagged gardens
3. Filter for last 6 months of activity
4. Analyze approval rates and metrics
5. Verify top gardens' attestations on-chain
6. Export data for board presentation
7. Allocate grant to highest-impact gardens

Scenario 2: Research Study

1. Researcher studying reforestation effectiveness
2. Query all tree-planting work across regions
3. Pull species data, survival rates, locations
4. Correlate with environmental conditions
5. Analyze long-term trends
6. Publish paper with verifiable on-chain sources

Scenario 3: Impact Investor Due Diligence

1. Evaluate garden for retroactive funding
2. Check total work submissions vs approvals
3. Verify operator credibility
4. Review media evidence quality
5. Confirm on-chain attestations
6. Make funding decision based on proven impact

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👩‍💻 For Developers: Build & Integrate

Query the GraphQL API

Envio Indexer: https://indexer.hyperindex.xyz/0bf0e0f/v1/graphql

Indexed Entities:

• Gardens

• Actions

• Work Submissions

• Work Approvals

• Attestations

• Members (gardeners, operators)

Real-Time Updates:

• GraphQL subscriptions

• Event-driven architecture

• Automatic sync with blockchain

API Documentation →

Interact with Smart Contracts

Deployed Networks:

• Arbitrum One (42161): Contract Addresses →

• Celo (42220): Contract Addresses →

• Base Sepolia (84532): Contract Addresses →

Core Contracts:

• GardenToken: NFT registry of gardens

• ActionRegistry: Task definitions

• WorkResolver: Work submission logic

• WorkApprovalResolver: Approval logic

• AssessmentResolver: Garden assessments

Contracts Documentation →

Build Custom Integrations

Example: Impact Dashboard

import { createClient } from 'urql';

const client = createClient({
  url: 'https://indexer.hyperindex.xyz/0bf0e0f/v1/graphql',
});

const query = `
  query Gardens {
    Garden {
      id
      name
      location
      gardeners
      totalWork: Work_aggregate {
        aggregate { count }
      }
    }
  }
`;

const { data } = await client.query(query).toPromise();
// Render custom dashboard with garden data

Example: Automated Funder Bot

// Listen for high-quality approved work
client.subscription(WORK_APPROVED_SUBSCRIPTION)
  .subscribe(({ data }) => {
    const { workUID, gardenId, approved } = data;
    if (approved && meetsQualityThreshold(data)) {
      // Trigger retroactive funding
      sendFunding(gardenId, calculateReward(data));
    }
  });

Integration Examples →

Contribute to the Platform

Open Source Monorepo:

• Client (PWA): React + TanStack Query + Viem

• Admin Dashboard: React + Urql + XState

• Indexer: Envio GraphQL

• Contracts: Solidity + Foundry

Contribution Areas:

• Frontend features and UX improvements

• Smart contract extensions

• Indexer optimizations

• Documentation

• Bug fixes

Contributing Guide →

Example Developer Workflows

Scenario 1: Build Impact Leaderboard

1. Query total approved work per gardener
2. Aggregate metrics across gardens
3. Build visualization with React + D3
4. Deploy dashboard
5. Share with community

Scenario 2: Create Garden Template

1. Design custom garden type (e.g., "Urban Farm")
2. Define standard actions for this type
3. Create deployment script
4. Test on testnet
5. Submit PR to main repo

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Cross-Role Use Cases

Many workflows span multiple roles:

Scenario: Community-Led Conservation Project

As Operator:

1. Create "River Valley Restoration" garden

2. Define actions: tree planting, invasive removal, monitoring

As Gardener: 3. Join garden and complete tree planting work 4. Submit work with photos and metrics

As Operator (again): 5. Review and approve submissions 6. Generate impact report for grant application

As Evaluator: 7. Funder queries garden data 8. Verifies on-chain attestations 9. Allocates retroactive funding

Result: Full cycle from work → verification → funding, all on-chain and transparent.

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What Will You Build?

Green Goods is a platform for regenerative coordination. The possibilities are endless:

• 🌍 Bioregional DAOs: Coordinate conservation across entire watersheds

• 💰 Retroactive Funding: Reward proven impact, not promises

• 📊 Impact Marketplaces: Trade verified impact tokens

• 🏆 Reputation Systems: Build credibility through verified work

• 🤝 Funder Consortiums: Pool resources for high-impact gardens

• 📚 Research Networks: Study regenerative practices with verifiable data

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Ready to Start?

🌱 Document Work Start logging impact	🧑‍🌾 Create Garden Coordinate community	📊 Analyze Data Make funding decisions	👩‍💻 Build Integration Extend the platform

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Learn More

• Why Green Goods? — Understand the problems we solve

• Who Is It For? — Find your role

• Core Concepts — Deep dive into how it works

• How-To Guides — Step-by-step tutorials