TXTWRK is building a new standard for community discovery — bringing an extraordinary range of human activity into one searchable, accessible and configurable system. All Activity moves beyond the traditional feed to help people discover not only what a community is posting, but what it is actually doing.

The All Activity API Kit brings activity generated across TXTWRK into a common discovery layer. Posts sit alongside information, contributions, work, opportunities, events, investments, commerce, people and progress.

The current system already covers major categories including Info, Posts, Post Engagement, Checklists, Investments, Feedback, Events, Monetisation, Products, Workspaces, API Access, Profiles, Follows, Business Opportunities, Donations, Subscriptions, Addresses, Questionnaires and Mentions.



TXTWRK Info alone distinguishes Notes, Needs, Contributions, Timetable activity, Intel, To-dos, Financials, Quarterly results and Shares.

This breadth is fundamental to All Activity.



All Activity isn't simply another feed.

It is another part of the growing TXTWRK Discover tool set.

Most social discovery begins and ends with posts. We are developing discovery around a much wider question:

What is happening?

Someone might discover an idea through a Note, somewhere they can help through a Need, knowledge through Intel, progress through Quarterly results, an opportunity through a business, something happening nearby through an Event, or somebody worth knowing through the activity they've contributed.

Instead of forcing all human activity into a single content format, TXTWRK can search and present many different kinds of activity together.



The purpose isn't simply to produce a bigger feed.

It's to expose signals that could inspire somebody's next action.

A Need can inspire a Contribution.

Intel can spark an idea.

A To-do can reveal where help is required.

An Event can bring people together.

An Investment can reveal momentum.

A Business Opportunity can create a relationship.

A Quarterly result can make progress visible.

A Post can begin a conversation.

A Mention can bring somebody new into it.

That's the difference between optimising solely for:

"What can we get somebody to look at next?"

and asking:

"What can this person discover that might help them learn, connect, contribute or participate?"

We want discovery to lead somewhere.

Discover a Need → help.

Discover Intel → learn.

Discover an Event → attend.

Discover an Opportunity → apply.

Discover a person → connect.

Discover progress → become inspired.

The feed isn't necessarily the destination.

The community is.



Underneath All Activity, the original events can be completely different.

The presentation layer turns those events into a common activity language.

For example:

Note Created → Note

Need Created → Need

Contribution Created → Contribution

Timetable Created → Timetable

Intel Created → Intel

To-do Created → To Do

Financial Created → Financial

Quarterly Created → Quarterly

Shares Created → Share Distribution

Posts become another part of this larger system. Post creation can sit alongside comments, acknowledgements, loves, draws, features, subthreads and other engagement.

This allows discovery to move across completely different areas of TXTWRK without requiring a separate feed for every product.

A journey through a community could become:

idea → need → contribution → work → event → investment → result.

Viewed together, those individual records begin to tell the story of what a community is actually doing.



All Activity can be broad when somebody wants inspiration and precise when they know what they're looking for.

People can narrow discovery across major activity types rather than searching one enormous undifferentiated feed.

Discovery can span Info, Posts, Engagement, Checklists, Investments, Feedback, Events, Monetisation, Products, Workspaces, APIs, Profiles, Follows, Business Opportunities, Donations, Subscriptions, Addresses, Questionnaires and Mentions.

Chronology adds another dimension:

What's happening now?

or:

How did this develop?

People, places and locations can add further context, allowing discovery to move towards questions such as:

What's happening here?

What is this person working on?

What opportunities are emerging in this community?



Making more activity discoverable also means making it easier to consume.

All Activity uses a deliberately simple interaction model:

View | Read | Listen



View takes somebody to the original TXTWRK resource.

The activity acts as a discovery signal without trying to reproduce every underlying TXTWRK product inside the feed.



Read expands richer information directly within the activity experience.

People can scan quickly and expand something when it catches their attention.



Listen makes activity accessible through speech.

That creates another way of exploring what's happening without requiring somebody to continually read a screen.

Together:

Discover it. Read it. Listen to it. View the source.

Accessibility isn't being added after discovery.

It's becoming part of how discovery works.



One of the most interesting parts of All Activity is that an activity doesn't have to represent something somebody published.

It can represent something somebody did.

Someone attended.

Someone contributed.

Someone purchased.

Someone subscribed.

Someone supported.

Someone followed.

Someone applied.

Someone connected a server.

Someone created an API.

Someone created an opportunity.

These actions provide signals about participation and momentum, not merely publication.

This lets TXTWRK go beyond:

"Someone published something."

towards:

"Someone did something."



All Activity isn't being developed only as a TXTWRK page.

It's an API Kit.

That means a configured slice of activity can ultimately power other discovery experiences, including:

Community websites

Project dashboards

Local discovery experiences

Organisation pages

Business platforms

Public displays

Custom applications

One implementation might concentrate on:

Events + Needs + Contributions

Another could focus on:

Investments + Financials + Quarterly Results

Another:

Products + Purchases + Business Opportunities

Another:

Intel + Notes + Mentions

And another could explore activity associated with a particular place or community.

One activity infrastructure can support many different discovery experiences.



Our ambition with TXTWRK is to push community discovery significantly further.

We aren't interested only in answering:

What's viral?

What's popular?

What was posted?

We want TXTWRK to help answer:

What is happening?

Who needs something?

Who is contributing?

What are people building?

What knowledge is being shared?

What opportunities are emerging?

What's happening nearby?

Where is progress being made?

Who should somebody discover?

And what could they find that inspires their next action?

That's why All Activity matters.

It's not simply another feed.

It's infrastructure for connecting people, information, work, opportunities, places and participation through discovery.



Imagine opening a community and discovering:

Someone has identified a Need.

Another person has made a Contribution.

New Intel has been added.

A To-do has been created.

An Event has been scheduled.

Someone attends.

An Investment is completed.

Later, Quarterly results show what happened next.

Those records may originate from completely different parts of TXTWRK.

But together they begin to tell a story.

That story is the activity of the community.

Making that story searchable and accessible can inspire the next person to become part of it.



That may ultimately be the most important question behind All Activity.

Not simply:

What was posted?

But:

What is happening?

Who needs something?

Who is helping?

What are people creating?

What have they learned?

Where is progress being made?

What opportunities have appeared?

What's happening nearby?

Who is participating?

What could you contribute?

And what might you discover that inspires what you do next?



One activity layer. Many kinds of human activity.

Searchable. Filterable. Readable. Listenable. Accessible. Embeddable.

Built to turn community activity into discovery.

Built to turn discovery into inspiration.

Another TXTWRK Discover tool set — and another step towards a world-leading community discovery system.