# Gaymocracy

> Gaymocracy is a calm virtual city for LGBTQ+ people and allies. You become a citizen, get a passport, walk into a small 3D city in your web browser, meet people, talk, sit together, make friends, visit a museum and come to events. The name means gay + democracy. It is free, for adults (18+), and an early prototype.

Key facts:

- It runs in a web browser on a computer or a phone. Nothing to install. It is free.
- Social first: no quests, no combat, no levels, no scores.
- You sign up with a nickname and an email. No real name, no photo. The email only confirms the account and is never shown to anyone.
- Four places exist today: the Central Square (a park with a pool, a white unicorn statue, benches and a stage under rainbow arches), The Café (its own room, with long tables; each table is its own conversation; free drinks with funny names; a news stand with headlines from LGBTQ+ publications around the world), the Citizens' Hall (where a visitor becomes a citizen) and The Museum (a gallery of real public-domain works and symbols of LGBTQ+ history, with music and a film, behind a front that remembers the Stonewall Inn).
- Citizenship: after sign-up you choose your look, take a short pledge and receive a passport with a citizen number and stamps from the places you visit. Pronouns and a line about you are optional.
- The Unicorn: the statue in the pool is an AI you can talk with about LGBTQ+ history, rights and culture. It says it is an AI, can be wrong, and points to real organisations for legal or health questions. What you write to it is sent to OpenAI and is not stored by the city.
- You can walk, sit, wave, dance, and chat by text. What you type appears in a speech bubble above your citizen.
- Friends: add someone, see where they are in the city, join them, and write to them in private (friends only; kept 90 days).
- Events: each has a host, a place, a time and a guest list.
- Safety: mute, block (the two citizens no longer see each other) and report, with human moderators. Public chat is not stored; only messages attached to a report are kept for the moderators. You can delete your account yourself.
- Not available yet: voice, apartments, votes and elections, an economy, languages other than English. These are ideas, not promises.
- It is run by Calenzy Pte. Ltd., Singapore. Contact: hello@gaymocracy.com

## Links

- [Enter the city](https://city.gaymocracy.com/): the app itself, where you sign up and walk in
- [Website](https://gaymocracy.com/): what Gaymocracy is, with pictures
- [Community charter](https://city.gaymocracy.com/charter): the rules every citizen accepts
- [Privacy](https://city.gaymocracy.com/privacy): what is kept, what is not, who sees what