Introduction
Welcome to Blue, the universal language of digital trust. On this page, you'll find our introductory video that explains the vision and technology behind Blue.
Video Overview
The video below illustrates how Blue addresses the fragmentation of our digital lives and introduces a revolutionary approach to connecting disparate systems through universal documents with built-in rules.
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Video Storyboard
Our video tells the story of Blue in four parts:
Part 1: The Digital Fragmentation Crisis
Scene 1: Digital Islands
Visual: Person surrounded by disconnected floating islands, each representing a different digital system (banking app, social media, blockchain wallet, e-signature platform, health portal).
Voiceover: "Our digital lives are scattered across dozens of disconnected systems. Banking apps hold our finances. Social platforms contain our conversations. Blockchain wallets store our assets. E-signature services keep our contracts. All these separate islands form a fragmented digital archipelago, with no unified map or common language."
Scene 2: Integration Friction
Visual: Person attempts to create connections between specific services. Examples include connecting payment to shipping confirmation and linking event ticket to sports outcome.
Voiceover: "This fragmentation blocks real innovation. You can't create a payment that automatically refunds if shipping fails. You can't make a ticket purchase that only confirms if your team wins. Current solutions just pass messages between walled gardens—they don't create true integration where multiple parties can verify what happened."
Scene 3: AI Fragmentation
Visual: AI assistants trapped on individual islands, unable to safely connect systems or represent the person across boundaries.
Voiceover: "As AI assistants become essential, this problem becomes critical. Your AI can't safely represent you across these disconnected systems. It either gets limited access to each island or dangerous access to everything—with no middle ground, no clear boundaries, and no reliable way to track its actions."
Scene 4: The Unification Opportunity
Visual: Document appears that spans multiple islands, with clear rules visible. Trusted connections form between previously separate systems.
Voiceover: "What if there was a universal language for digital trust? A way to create documents that can interact with any system while remaining under your control? Documents with built-in rules that determine exactly how they change when events happen—creating verifiable digital agreements anyone can read but no one can tamper with?"
Part 2: The Document Revolution
Scene 5: The Universal Document
Visual: A glowing document appears, transforming to show different representations - payment details, social media profile, blockchain assets, multi-party agreements. Parts of documents being reused in other documents.
Voiceover: "Imagine a document that bridges these islands, connecting your previously fragmented digital life. Not trapped in someone else's system, but one you completely own and control. A document that can represent anything—from payments to agreements, from assets to identity—with parts that can be reused and synchronized across contexts."
Scene 6: Documents That Respond
Visual: The document updates itself as events occur from different islands - a payment confirms, shipping status changes, sports outcome determined.
Voiceover: "These documents respond to real-world events happening across systems. When a payment processes, a shipment arrives, or a game concludes—the document updates according to its rules. No centralized authority decides what happens; the document's own rules determine how it evolves, creating transparency and trust."
Scene 7: Content + Rules
Visual: Document splits into two distinct layers - content (white) and rules (blue). Rules visibly process incoming events, updating content.
Voiceover: "Each document contains two essential parts: the content (what you see) and the rules (how it changes). These rules precisely define how your document responds to events from various systems, ensuring consistent behavior that all parties can verify, eliminating ambiguity and establishing clear digital truth."
Part 3: How It Works
Scene 8: Deterministic Results
Visual: Same document appears on devices belonging to different participants (business, customer, logistics company), all updating identically as events arrive.
Voiceover: "This creates unprecedented reliability. Every participant following the rules sees identical results—meaning a business, its customer, and a shipping company all observe the same reality, without needing to trust each other. The document's rules ensure everyone sees the same state, regardless of who's looking."
Scene 9: Beyond Blockchain
Visual: Split screen comparison: Left shows traditional blockchain (single global ledger with consensus requirements, high overhead); Right shows Blue's flexible approach (individual trust networks, choice of verification models).
Voiceover: "Unlike blockchain systems that require global consensus and a single shared reality, Blue lets you build your own verified perspective. You decide which sources to trust and what verification model to use—centralized or decentralized, lightweight or rigorous—without the overhead of mining or the limitations of global consensus. Multiple truths can coexist where appropriate, just like in the real world."
Scene 10: Flexible Timelines
Visual: A timeline document showing signed messages, with clear privacy controls. Different types of timelines: government-verified with official signatures, private with encryption, lightweight personal timelines.
Voiceover: "Timelines capture verified events with the privacy you require. They can be officially verified by institutions, privately encrypted for sensitive information, or lightweight for everyday use. Like everything in Blue, you control who can see what—creating transparency where needed and privacy where appropriate."
Scene 11: Connecting Systems
Visual: Documents forming bridges between previously incompatible islands, with familiar logos (Stripe, Amazon, government services, blockchain networks).
Voiceover: "This approach connects any digital system. Your bank transactions, e-commerce orders, government records, blockchain assets—all represented as documents with clear rules that bridge previously isolated worlds. Each system participates on its own terms, while you maintain a unified view."
Scene 12: Powerful Combinations
Visual: Person creates composite document spanning multiple services: payment that refunds if shipping deadline missed; insurance claim that processes automatically based on flight data; multi-party business agreement with automatic settlement.
Voiceover: "The real power emerges from combining these documents. Create a payment that automatically refunds if shipping fails. Design insurance that pays instantly when flights are canceled. Build business agreements where all parties know exactly what to expect. Solutions previously impossible now become straightforward."
Part 4: Your Digital Self
Scene 13: Verification Revolution
Visual: Split screen: Left shows person passively receiving notifications from separate apps; right shows person actively viewing a unified document showing verified events from multiple sources.
Voiceover: "This transforms your relationship with digital systems. Instead of passively trusting what each isolated service tells you, you independently verify everything through documents that span systems—like watching game footage yourself instead of trusting someone else's claim about what happened."
Scene 14: Digital Twin
Visual: Clear parallel between person and their digital representation:
- Knowledge Base → Verified Documents
- Trusted Information → Event Sources
- Personal Actions → Timeline Entries
Voiceover: "This essentially creates your digital twin. Your knowledge lives in verified documents. Your trusted information comes from sources you select. Your actions become timeline entries that affect multiple systems simultaneously. A complete digital representation of yourself—operating across previously disconnected islands."
Scene 15: Secure AI Collaboration
Visual: Multiple AI assistants representing different entities interacting through shared documents. Clear boundaries defined by document rules, with timeline entries recording every AI action. Privacy controls and information compartmentalization highlighted.
Voiceover: "This framework enables truly safe AI collaboration. AIs from different organizations interact through documents with rules precisely defining what they can and cannot do. Privacy boundaries ensure information only flows where authorized. Every AI action is recorded on appropriate timelines—making interactions transparent to authorized parties while respecting confidentiality where needed."
Scene 16: Collaboration Economy
Visual: Expanding network of interconnected documents spanning individuals, businesses, and organizations. New businesses forming through document connections, AI agents negotiating agreements.
Voiceover: "This creates the foundation for a new collaboration economy. Building trusted relationships becomes faster and cheaper. AI agents represent individuals and organizations, forming connections previously impossible due to trust barriers. From neighborhood resource sharing to global supply chains, a decentralized network emerges—built on verifiable documents rather than corporate gatekeepers."
Scene 17: Closing
Visual: Blue logo appears with animation showing islands connecting through documents, with AI assistants safely moving between them.
Voiceover: "This is Blue. The universal language of digital trust. Connecting your islands. Enabling secure collaboration. Building the trust economy. Your digital world, unified at last."
Getting Started
Now that you understand the vision behind Blue, explore our documentation to learn how to: