Problem
Local groups need more than presence or chat when state, trust, and repair decisions must survive disruption.
Systems / Ghost Meadow
Local-first coordination
Keep small groups coordinated when state is moving at the edge.
Ghost Meadow is a local-first coordination layer for groups and devices that need to remember what changed, what was held, and what can safely continue after disruption.
How it works
Signed source-memory events, compact beacons, conflict holds, repair requests, and exportable evidence packets keep the coordination path visible.
Where it fits
Small-team coordination, edge groups, device swarms, source-memory workflows, repair trails, and local-first systems that should not silently merge.
What we can show
A state-memory direction built around CrystalChain continuity, source events, guarded merge behavior, and readable safe-to-continue states.
Ghost Meadow
Coordinate what changed, what held, and what can continue.
Bring a local-first coordination, source-memory, or edge-state workflow to review.