Organizations, opportunities, commerce, messaging, and Web3 in one white-label stack you can clone for free today from GitHub and self-host, or become a Ringdom settler to deploy, manage and monitor your PaaS using AI.
Every Ring clone has verified Entities, tiered Opportunities, a multi-vendor Store, integrated wallet and payments, Messenger, News, and AI opportunity matching. Ring is built on React 19, Next.js 16, Auth.js v5, uses a data abstraction layer supporting PostgreSQL, Vercel and Firebase, modular i18n, and a RESTful API. All rings are powered by own native SPL tokens with card payments and ERP settlements.
Clone source code from GitHub:
Developers cloning the community edition. Full PostgreSQL-primary setup is typically 45–90 minutes — see the installation guide.
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Clone the open-source Ring repo:
git clone https://github.com/connectplatform/ring.git cd ring
Run the installer (recommended — scaffolds ring-config.json, .env.local, secrets):
chmod +x install.sh ./install.sh --quick
Finish required .env.local values — DATABASE_URL (PostgreSQL k8s-postgres-fcm), AUTH_SECRET, and at least one OAuth provider.
Start the unified custom dev server (Next.js + WebSocket tunnel):
npm run dev
Open your local Ring instance:
http://localhost:3000Organizations, opportunities, commerce, messaging, and Web3 in one white-label stack you can clone for free today from GitHub and self-host, or become a Ringdom settler to deploy, manage and monitor your PaaS using AI.
Every Ring clone has verified Entities, tiered Opportunities, a multi-vendor Store, integrated wallet and payments, Messenger, News, and AI opportunity matching. Ring is built on React 19, Next.js 16, Auth.js v5, uses a data abstraction layer supporting PostgreSQL, Vercel and Firebase, modular i18n, and a RESTful API. All rings are powered by own native SPL tokens with card payments and ERP settlements.
Clone source code from GitHub:
Developers cloning the community edition. Full PostgreSQL-primary setup is typically 45–90 minutes — see the installation guide.
Route
Clone the open-source Ring repo:
git clone https://github.com/connectplatform/ring.git cd ring
Run the installer (recommended — scaffolds ring-config.json, .env.local, secrets):
chmod +x install.sh ./install.sh --quick
Finish required .env.local values — DATABASE_URL (PostgreSQL k8s-postgres-fcm), AUTH_SECRET, and at least one OAuth provider.
Start the unified custom dev server (Next.js + WebSocket tunnel):
npm run dev
Open your local Ring instance:
http://localhost:3000Organizations, opportunities, commerce, messaging, and Web3 in one white-label stack you can clone for free today from GitHub and self-host, or become a Ringdom settler to deploy, manage and monitor your PaaS using AI.
Every Ring clone has verified Entities, tiered Opportunities, a multi-vendor Store, integrated wallet and payments, Messenger, News, and AI opportunity matching. Ring is built on React 19, Next.js 16, Auth.js v5, uses a data abstraction layer supporting PostgreSQL, Vercel and Firebase, modular i18n, and a RESTful API. All rings are powered by own native SPL tokens with card payments and ERP settlements.
Clone source code from GitHub:
Developers cloning the community edition. Full PostgreSQL-primary setup is typically 45–90 minutes — see the installation guide.
Route
Clone the open-source Ring repo:
git clone https://github.com/connectplatform/ring.git cd ring
Run the installer (recommended — scaffolds ring-config.json, .env.local, secrets):
chmod +x install.sh ./install.sh --quick
Finish required .env.local values — DATABASE_URL (PostgreSQL k8s-postgres-fcm), AUTH_SECRET, and at least one OAuth provider.
Start the unified custom dev server (Next.js + WebSocket tunnel):
npm run dev
Open your local Ring instance:
http://localhost:3000