Get GIGI on your devices

Use the same account on desktop, browser, and phone. Add the hashtag.space Chrome extension for #protocol browsing, install the desktop app, or add the mobile site to your home screen with the QR code.

Mobile web & PWA

QR code — open on your phone

Scan with your camera app. Opens the map in the browser; use your browser's Add to Home Screen (Chrome / Safari) for an app-like fullscreen experience. The site registers as an installable web app where supported.

Same maps, portals, and sign-in as the website—no App Store build required for this flow.

Preview the mobile layout on this computer →

Scan with your phone camera

https://hashtag.org/portals/map

hashtag.space · Chrome

Browser extension

The official hashtag.space plugin brings #protocol navigation and discovery into Chrome—aligned with the same spatial web story as Geo Portal and Web3 bridge content on this site.

Resolve and open #domains from the toolbar; works alongside your normal browsing.
Prefer the Web Store when available; we also host a landing page and an unpacked zip for side-load or QA.

Download extension (.zip)

Set NEXT_PUBLIC_HASHTAGSPACE_CHROME_STORE_URL to show a "Chrome Web Store" button. The .zip above is the unpacked extension (Chrome → Extensions → Developer mode → Load unpacked).

hashtag.org · CADE bridge

CADE bridge for any website

Your CADE blog, FAQ, and author profiles live here on hashtag.org. This one PHP file puts them on your own site, even when it is not WordPress and we do not host it. Drop in hashtag.php, point /blog, /faq, and /profiles at it, and your content shows up with the structured data search engines and AI assistants actually read.

Renders blog, FAQ, and author profile pages from your CADE content, then builds them into static .php pages so new content becomes new pages on its own.
Wraps everything in your own template, ships the JSON-LD signals, and we can adjust layout or spacing remotely without you touching the file.
Rename it to index.php and it streams a whole hashtag.org-built website to your host. One file, no database, no framework.

Download the plugin (.php)

Name the file after your domain: thegrovedentistry.ca becomes thegrovedentistry.php. Upload it, then route /blog, /faq, and /profiles to it (the .htaccess line is at the top of the file). Want the whole site? Name it index.php instead. Check it any time at yoursite.com/yourdomain.php?hcb_status=1 (the file you named after your domain).

hashtag.org · Next.js plugin

BRON + CADE plugin for Next.js

The drop-in for a vibe-coded Next.js site. Copy one folder, set your domain, and your CADE blog, FAQ, and author profiles, your BRON service pages, full schema, and the GIGI voice agent all show up on your own domain. It is the same bridge that runs seolocal.net, packaged to just work.

/blog, /faq, /profiles, and your BRON service pages, templated in your own site with the JSON-LD assistants read.
The GIGI voice agent and your #portal panel stay hidden until you buy a #Name, then switch on across every page. No extra wiring.
Organization + WebSite + SearchAction schema, section anchors for the agent, dark-mode content, and the aurora backdrop, all included. Read docs/INSTALL.md inside.

Download the plugin (.zip)

Unzip bron-cade/ into your app root, set your domain in bron-cade/modules/bridge/config.ts, copy the route folders into your app/, and connect CADE. The whole flow is in docs/ONBOARDING.md.

Desktop

Native app (Mac & Windows)

Wrapped shell around this site—focused window, same login as the web. Read more about the desktop app.

Download installer