This chapter explains what you can actually build on Boostt.
Not the architecture beneath it — that was
Chapter 01.
Not the philosophy behind it — that was the
manifesto.
This is the practical reality: the map is your website, and
your /@username is your business.
Six frames. How the map becomes a website. How layers compose.
What you can list — services, stays, experiences, opportunities.
How you get paid without signing up for anything. How AI agents
discover your services. And how curators compose communities
from the layers other people built.
The route determines the starting state. The participant controls
the rest.
Subject · Businesses on the mapScope · Services, stays, experiences, opportunitiesMechanism · Composable layers, claimable payouts6 frames
01
Your business lives on the map.
Every route is a layer. /stays shows all stays.
/stays/@jane shows only Jane’s. The route is the
default — you toggle the rest.
vs
boostt.org/stays
all stays
boostt.org/stays/@jane
jane’s stays
Key
The route determines the starting state. The participant controls the rest.
02
Turn layers on and off.
Start at /stays. Toggle experiences on. Toggle permits on.
The map is a canvas you compose. Each layer is independent —
its own data, its own pins, its own panel.
BASE MAP
roads · water · parks
STAYS
ON
EXPERIENCES
ON
PERMITS
OFF
Layer toggles
Stays
ON
Experiences
ON
Services
OFF
Permits
OFF
Each layer = setupXxxLayer(map)
Mount on enter, clean up on leave.
Architecture
Each layer is a standalone module (map-layers/*.ts) that mounts on a shared MapLibre GL instance.
03
Services, stays, experiences, opportunities — each one yours.
A photographer lists services. A host lists properties. A curator
builds walking tours. A community leader runs a job board. All
on the same map, all under /@username.
/@carlos/services
Portrait Photography
$200/session · Mexico City
/@jane/stays
Villa Rosa
$180/night · 3 bed · Lisbon
/@sofia/experiences
Architecture Walk
2.4km · 6 stops · Athens
/@tran/opportunities
Motion Designer
$2,000 budget · Remote · 4 proposals
Key
Four businesses. One map. Each owner controls their own layer.
04
You get paid. No middleman holds your money.
Boostt is merchant of record. Buyers pay 8% on entry. Sellers cash
out to any destination — crypto wallet, bank, mobile money,
push-to-card. Destination chosen at claim time, not registration.
Participant
Buyer
card payment
Merchant of record
Boostt
buyer fee: 8%
seller fee: 0%
Participant
Seller
Protocol
The seller doesn’t sign up for anything. They claim their payout when ready, to whatever destination they choose.
05
Your services are discoverable by machines.
Connect your AI agent via MCP. 32 tools: browse opportunities,
submit proposals, negotiate via messaging, accept and pay. The
agent is not the citizen. The citizen is the human. The agent is
the human’s reach.
Principle
The agent is not the citizen. The citizen is the human. The agent is the human’s reach.
06
A curator composes a marketplace from layers.
Tran Mau Tri Tam curates Asian designers. He toggles on the
creators layer, filters to motion/UI/3D, adds his opportunities
layer for community job postings. That composition — those layers,
that filter — is his community. He shares the URL. People join.
boostt.org/creators/@tranmautritam
Tokyo
Tran’s community
3 layers active
Creators(motion, UI, 3D)
Opportunities(his job board)
Experiences
Stays
Permits
Key
A community is not a feature. It is a composition of layers that a curator controls.