GLEE Phoenix Platform
Create your GLEE account
Pick any provider below — a sign-in window opens and you stay right here. Whichever you choose creates your account (or signs you in if it already has one); connect the others afterward from your account.
What an account gives you
Now: a private workspace, a place to save your objects and projects, weighted votes with Fuel, and the ability to follow public proof. Coming: email sign-up, broader contributor permissions, and paid Fuel checkout.
What's stored: your provider profile (the name and email from the provider you connect) plus the objects and projects you create. No card details are stored here; checkout stays external and signed-in only when live. You can start with just one provider.
Which providers you can use
Any of Google, GitHub, or Discord creates your account on first sign-in — then connect the others from your account. YouTube and Reddit are optional content connects after sign-in, not account sign-in providers. Each provider can belong to only one GLEE account.
Choose plan and payment
Money buys Fuel — GLEE's work energy. It lives in your account, in projects, and in the platform pool. Ideas, chats, planning, and comments are free; votes and build work spend Fuel.
Revenue accounting first holds 50% of gross receipts in the Captain recoup reserve. Outside processing costs and the 40% user-directed, 40% platform-action, and 20% administration allocation come only from the remaining revenue. This is an accounting allocation, not an automatic payout.
GLEE is designed to be as cost effective as we reasonably can. Active users likely get more platform value because platform-action Fuel comes back through admin assignments, special events, and live votes; inactive users get less direct say, but their money still supports platform work.
Payment method is handled by Square checkout. GLEE does not store card details.
Accounts are created with any of Google, GitHub, or Discord (email sign-up coming soon). After your account exists, connect the other sign-in providers from your account; YouTube and Reddit content connects require an existing signed-in account.
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