GMX Help – Staff KB

Tag: Overview

  • Comm: your one place to connect

    Comm is your one place to connect. Whether you want to send a message, make a call, leave a voicemail, or share a moment, it all lives here in one mini.

    Across the top are tabs that work like channels: Contacts, Channels, Direct Messages, Call, Video, Voicemail, Stream, and Radio. The icons you see for Phone, Radio, or Walkie are simply different ways into this same hub, called modes.

    What shows up for you depends on your Build and your settings, so each person sees the tools that fit their circle.

  • Life Board: your village by role

    Life Board maps your village by the role people play in your life rather than by family tree. The rows run from Your Elders and Who Raised You, to You, to Who You Are Raising, Chosen Kin, and Community.

    It shows a live Two-Hour Number, candle markers for those who have passed, and guidance dots for Help, Hurt, Healing, and Healed. You can also keep a short guidance journal.

  • Life Arc: your life timeline

    Life Arc is your personal life timeline. It lays out the markers of your life along a spine from birth to today and beyond, with lanes for different parts of life, the people in your kin group, your goals, and patterns you have noticed.

    You can walk through it, add new moments, and bring in details from your FAM information.

  • XR: camera, codes, and 3D

    The XR lab is the creative, camera-facing side. You can capture video, scan QR codes and barcodes, add reels-style overlays, and view objects in 3D, including augmented reality through your camera.

    It is the producer side that the location features build on.

  • Geo: maps and places

    The Geo engine is the shared map and location tool. It draws places and routes on an open map and can answer two simple questions: have you reached a spot, and are you on the right path.

    It is the same spatial engine that other location features build on.

  • Invite: bring people in

    Invite lets you bring a person or a whole group into your circle in one flow. You build a list by typing names or importing them, choose a welcome gift if you like, pick a message, and send.

    The welcome gift you choose is merged into the message automatically, and a live preview shows you how it will look.

  • ID Verification: add trusted evidence

    This hub lets you add verified evidence about a person. The first and strongest step is a government ID check, which acts as the credibility anchor. Other sources such as payment, credit, and references can be added too.

    Each check records a simple, vendor-neutral note of trust, while the original documents are kept safely in your vault.

  • QA Capture: report a problem

    QA Capture lets testers report a bug or share feedback from any screen. A small QA button is available on each surface.

    When you file a report you can set a type and priority, describe the issue, and attach a screenshot. Helpful context such as the page and browser is added for you. Reviewers then triage the reports on a board.

  • Friendship Door: let people know how to reach you

    The Friendship Door is your sociability beacon. With one tap you let your circle know how to reach you right now: Open, Around, or Heads-Down.

    It is a gentle, low-pressure way of saying whether it is a good time to approach you.

  • Circle Games: play together

    Circle Games are simple, friendly games to share with your people. They include Daily Word, Trivia Together, Check-In, and Story Chain.

    The games keep your progress on your own device, so you can jump in and out whenever you like.