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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.nudj.cx/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

A community is the top-level space you join. Each community is run by an organisation, has its own branding and rules, and contains its own challenges, rewards, posts, and leaderboards.

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Joining a community

Depending on how the community is configured, you may:
  • Join instantly — open communities accept anyone.
  • Request to join — an admin approves you before you get in.
  • Enter an access code — invite codes can be single-use, time-bound, or limited by uses.
  • Enter a password — community-wide password gate.
  • Confirm you meet age or custom-field requirements — some communities collect additional profile data (email, phone, postcode, etc.) on join.
Community rules acceptance. Some communities require you to tick a checkbox accepting their rules before you can participate. If rules change, you’ll be prompted again on your next visit.
The community page is your home inside a community. Depending on configuration, it may include:
  • A banner with community branding, logo, social links, and a call-to-action.
  • An info modal / Learn More — tap the info icon to see the full community description and rules.
  • Cards for active challenges, achievements, rewards, and posts.
  • A floating navigation button (FOB) or bottom nav with quick access to challenges, wallet, games, streak, leaderboard, shop, and referrals.
  • Optional custom tabs configured by the admin (linking to external pages or embedded content).
The exact layout is controlled by the community’s layout version — some communities use a vertical variant, others use the default horizontal layout.

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Posts

Communities can publish posts (text + media) that appear in-feed. You can like and comment on posts. Some posts require you to be signed in — anonymous users are prompted to sign in when they tap like or comment. See Posts for details.

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Member interaction

  • Suggested communities help you discover more communities from the same organisation.
  • Sharing — many surfaces support the native OS share sheet (on mobile) or a link-copy fallback (on desktop).
The community banner may expose the brand’s external links — website, Facebook, Instagram, X, YouTube, TikTok, Discord, WhatsApp, Telegram, WeChat, and others. The logo may deep-link to a brand URL if configured, otherwise it takes you to the community home.

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Access control

  • Anonymous / guest users can browse most content but get a sign-in prompt when they attempt to like, comment, claim rewards, or open restricted surfaces. See Anonymous accounts.
  • Restricted communities may hide content entirely until you join, request access, or meet age requirements.

Signing in

OTP, magic links, and anonymous accounts.

Challenges

Participate and earn.

FAQs

Common questions.