A pattern set for building Personal Network Applications (PNAs) — user-owned apps that manage local relationship data outside of SaaS systems. PNAs operate on private local data and on data you choose to share, with strong contracts so users understand and control both their applications and their data.

A forward-looking protocol that lets PNAs share anonymized communication statistics. Users control local AIs that read across their PNAs and other local apps to collect stats and survey responses, producing actionable insights for a community to maintain its own health — without centralizing private data anywhere.

A MediaWiki of best practices and research findings, distilled from running social-network-health programs in real communities.

A custom GPT grounded in hundreds of papers and articles on social-network health, with a focus on remote and distributed teams. Useful when you want a literature-aware answer fast, with citations to dig into.

Interviews and field reports from researchers, trainers, and community organizers. Most episodes are unlisted drafts used inside the Toolkit.