AKASHA Core documentation
Explore how to build amazing integrations with AKASHA Core and create unique experiences in Akasha World.
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What is AKASHA Core?
AKASHA Core is an open-source framework for building and distributing composable web3 apps.
It enables communities to create their own online spaces, called Worlds. Designed as a modular system, it provides developers with the tools to create and extend decentralized social experiences.
AKASHA Core is the foundation of the decentralized social platform AKASHA World.
Extensions on AKASHA Core
Social experiences built with AKASHA Core can be enhanced through Extensions, which include Applications, Widgets, and Plugins.
Applications
Applications are standalone components that complement and extend your web3 social network experience. They serve specific functions within a World by providing distinct features to enhance the overall user experience. Learn more.
Widgets
Widgets are compact UI elements that offer quick access to useful information or actions. They can be app-specific widgets, tied to a particular application, or general widgets, providing broader functionality within a World. Learn more.
Plugins
Plugins provide APIs and system-level services for applications and widgets. They extend capabilities without rendering anything in the user interface. Learn more.
All extensions built with AKASHA Core are open-source. Explore the available extensions in AKASHA World to get inspired or learn from existing implementations.
| Apps | Widgets | Plugins |
|---|---|---|
| Antenna | Analytics | Translation |
| Auth | Layout | Routing |
| Extensions | Mini Profile | |
| Legal | Sidebar | |
| Notifications | Topbar | |
| Profile | Trending | |
| Search | ||
| Settings | ||
| Vibes | ||
| Vibes Console |
Build once, empower many
When you deploy a new extension, it's not limited to just one World, it can be used by other Worlds as well. By building for yourself, you're also contributing to a shared ecosystem where others can benefit from your work. Likewise, you can leverage extensions created by others, accelerating development and fostering collaboration across multiple Worlds.