Canberra Community
Region: ACT
Household nodes, local coordination, community pilots.
Community directory
A future map of connected communities.
The RelayHub community directory concept shows how local communities could become visible, discoverable, trusted, and connected without becoming centrally controlled.
Concept directory
Communities first. Federation second. Centralisation never required.
This page is a concept preview, not a live public directory. The goal is to show how RelayHub could help households, towns, groups, field teams, and regional communities discover each other, build trust, and cooperate.
Lightning Ridge Community
Region: Western NSW
Remote resilience, local-first communication, field operation.
Regional NSW Community
Region: NSW
Inter-town coordination, knowledge sharing, practical recovery.
Perth Community
Region: WA
Urban and regional participation, developers, early adopters.
What a community entry could include
Discovery without pretending discovery equals trust.
A future RelayHub directory should help people find communities while making trust, status, policy, and federation boundaries clear.
Basic identity
Community name, region, public description, contact pathway, and directory visibility status.
Capability signals
Supported communication paths, local services, relay availability, community notices, and validated infrastructure status.
Trust and federation status
Whether a community is discovered, known, introduced, federated, regional, dormant, archived, or retired.
Network effect
The value grows when communities can find each other safely.
RelayHub is not merely about resilient messages. The wider purpose is resilient community coordination: communication, knowledge, trade, governance, recovery, and cultural continuity.
Directory principle
A community being listed should never automatically mean it is trusted, certified, endorsed, reachable, or federated. Directory visibility, trust, capability, and federation must remain separate.