Build experiences that belong in AfricaOne
Explore the direction for games, city experiences and useful services in one connected African world.
Start with an experience
Choose a useful moment for a player: discovering a city, enjoying a short game, finding a creative activity or sharing a practical skill. Give it one clear purpose, make it work on an ordinary phone, and let the player leave without losing their place.
- Plan your first experience: define the journey, permissions and recovery states before writing an integration.
- AfricaOne Experience Kit: use the product's visual language and accessibility guidance.
The platform direction
| Experience | Proposed capability | Preview status |
|---|---|---|
| City discovery | Reviewed city information and public events | Documentation only |
| Games | Scoped sessions, approved results and leaderboards | Documentation only |
| Creative activities | Reviewed submissions and approved assets | Documentation only |
| Skills and services | Consented profile skills and moderated discovery | Documentation only |
| Recorded agreements | Party-authorized records with clear proof limits | Documentation only |
These are planning categories, not claims that developer endpoints or runtime integrations exist. A player-facing feature does not automatically grant access to external applications.
Trust comes first
Ask only for information needed for the experience. Explain what the player is agreeing to, respect their choices, and make errors recoverable. A third-party experience must never decide a player's balance, ownership, payment status or permission to access another person's information.
Skills a person adds to their profile are self-declared unless a separate, genuine verification process says otherwise. Record integrity is distinct from identity, qualifications, completed work and payment.
What comes next
Approved capabilities will have a versioned reference, working examples, scope and consent requirements, availability status and release notes. Until then, use these guides to prepare your experience without requesting credentials or relying on proposed APIs.