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The space reserved for verified Masons: directory, exchange marketplace, papers and mutual aid.
Download the appMason status is verified by humans and renewed every year. That is why Acacia is part of a paid subscription: it ensures the service's longevity, the project's independence and the commitment to never sell your data. An app made by Masons, for Masons.
The network
Acacia is not one more social network. It is a closed space where every member has been verified, one by one — so that mutual aid between Brothers and Sisters regains online the trust it has in Lodge.
Mutual aid no longer stops at your Lodge's columns: the directory and the exchange board bring together verified Masons from every Obedience.
When you need it, alert the 7 Brothers and Sisters closest to you with a single gesture. Location only with your consent.
No algorithm, no advertising, no data resale. Exchanges are made directly between members, and bind only them.
The papers submitted gradually form a common library, with an AI-generated summary whenever the author does not provide one.

Profiles of members who wish to appear: bar, restaurant, agency, craftsman…
« Wherever you go, a Brother is expecting you. »

Masonic and non-Masonic listings, between Brothers and Sisters.
« Masonic items are always hard to track down. »

A shared knowledge base, with an AI-generated summary.
« A little reading before the Works. »

Location-based help to alert nearby members, in one tap.
« Really handy when you're travelling and things go badly wrong. »
Security
Verified Mason status is never automatic. Depending on the Obedience and its customs, verification follows one of these three paths — and it is renewed every year.
As soon as one member of your Lodge is verified, their Brothers and Sisters can be too: they have already been vouched for within their own Lodge. The chain of trust starts where it has always existed.
Most Obediences give their members a yearly word — or a half-yearly one, depending on custom. Entered in the app, it verifies your standing instantly. It is never stored in clear text: only a cryptographic fingerprint is kept, server-side.
Anglo-Saxon Obediences do not use a yearly word. For their members, verification is based on documents: masonic passport and dues certificate — current-year stamp or membership certificate — reviewed by a human.
In every case, the final decision rests with a person, never with a machine. Verification expires after twelve months and must be renewed.
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