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See what's being built on Exonome: live exchanges for restaurants, freight, legal referrals, farmers markets, music, startups, artists and more. Open any card to explore a working exchange, then imagine yours.

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• Exonome POC Build Out — Share your marketplace idea, and we’ll help bring it to life. We’ll create a new trial exchange or build on your existing one to develop a professional-looking marketplace proof of concept. Use it to make your vision tangible, engage potential investors, and recruit the merchants, service providers, and partners you want your audience to discover. Price: $75.00 Category: Consulting
• Build a Marketplace in 1 Hour — Live Online Lab — Result: you leave with a working marketplace at a real link, not a plan to build one. **No coding required. Free.** Bring your laptop and the idea: a passion, profession, neighborhood, subculture, or overlooked ecosystem. It could become a large marketplace business, or a valuable local exchange for a community you know well. **How the hour goes** First 10 minutes: who sits on each side of your marketplace, and what the first version has to hold. Next 35: you build it live with Jonathan. Name it, pick categories, add the first offerings, generate your logo and hero image. Last 15: your share link, and who to invite first so the marketplace has people on it by Monday. The build is done at 10am. Jonathan stays on afterward for anyone with questions, for as long as there are questions. The meeting link comes with your registration. Category: How To
• Highway One: Specialty Car Community Market — Sellers: independent specialty and classic car dealers across the US and Europe list their inventory, and private owners can advertise their own car through For Sale by Owner. Hundreds of cars are live, led by Mercedes-Benz, Ford, Chevrolet, Jaguar and Porsche, from pre-1946 classics to modern collectibles, priced in USD, EUR or GBP. Buyers: enthusiasts and collectors search by make, model, year, price and country, then connect directly with the dealer behind each listing. Road stories, gatherings and a car registry keep them coming back between purchases. What it shows: a content-led community marketplace on its own domain, with a worldwide inventory feed, owner listings and member features layered around the listings. Category: Driving & Transportation
• Golden Gate Pickleball: Clinics, Play & Gear — Sellers: one community pickleball foundation running 25 offerings: open play, drill and play, women's round robins and youth academy drop-ins at three San Francisco venues (free to $50), private group lessons from $160, court booking at $10 an hour, and club hats, shirts and balls from $25. Buyers: San Francisco players of every level and parents of young players. They find a session at their level, join a waitlist and pay in one step, and part of every sale goes back to local pickleball. Marketplace level: paid offerings with checkout. Live community exchange in daily use. Category: Sports & Recreation
• Studio Beyond Us: Student Artist Studio — Sellers: a nonprofit studio and 7 student artists, mentors and partners (8 sellers) with 31 offerings: original art, prints, jewelry and apparel from $28 to $1,500, mentor sessions and commissions, classes from $15, gear to borrow, a $7 membership, a $25 monthly studio fund, donations and paint-night tickets. Makers keep 80% of every sale. Buyers: families, collectors and local businesses who want to buy student work, learn alongside young artists or sponsor the studio. Marketplace level: paid offerings with checkout plus donations. Demo build: artists and prices are illustrative. Category: Art and Design
• Harvest Row Market: Oakland Farmers & Makers — Sellers: 11 local farms, kitchens and artisans plus the market's nonprofit, with 45 offerings: produce, meat, eggs, dairy, bread, honey, flowers and pottery from $8 to $165, pre-ordered for Saturday market or Wednesday-evening pickup, a weekly CSA at $32 (half share) or $52 (full share), hands-on workshops and market events. Buyers: Oakland households who want local food all week, not just on market day. They pre-order, subscribe to the CSA and pick up on their schedule. Marketplace level: paid offerings with checkout and subscriptions. Demo build: vendors and prices are illustrative. Category: Fresh Produce
• Bayanihan Bay Area: Filipino-Owned Businesses — Sellers: a community hub, a merchants collective and a notary showcasing Filipino-owned small businesses through 24 offerings: home cleaning, airport rides, virtual assistants and notary help from $45 to $165, handmade goods and pantry favorites from $9.50, a party tent rental, Tagalog, folk dance and kulintang classes, a lumpia workshop, a fiesta night ticket, free consults and links to member businesses. Buyers: Bay Area families and neighbors who want to buy from and support Filipino-owned businesses, and newcomers looking for trusted help. Marketplace level: paid offerings with checkout plus free connections. Demo build: businesses and prices are illustrative. Category: Business & Merchant Associations
• Tule FC Matchday: Club, Players & Partners Market — Sellers: a pro soccer club, two of its players, a club sponsor and a local smokehouse (5 sellers) with 16 offerings. They include matchday tickets from $32 and $210 hospitality, a post-match goalkeeper meet & greet, a youth finishing clinic, 1-on-1 coaching and a signing session. Fans can also buy the home shirt with name & number, a $15 monthly fan membership and a training-plan download, hire kit, a tailgate kit or a watch-party room, and book a free sponsor injury checkup. Buyers: local fans and families who follow the club. They arrive from the club's fan app or a tracked campaign link, book player experiences and matchday extras, and join the membership. Marketplace level: paid offerings with checkout and subscriptions. Demo build: club, players and prices are illustrative. Category: Sports & Recreation
• Final Cut Collective: Video & Creative Studios — Sellers: 5 creative studios (video production, editing, photography, short-form social and brand and copy) alongside the operator, with 19 offerings: fixed-scope packages from $450 to $6,500, a $2,400 monthly short-form video retainer, a $29 content calendar download and custom quote requests. Buyers: small businesses, restaurants, hotels and nonprofits that need photos, video and copy to be seen. They compare studios, buy a clear package or ask for a quote. Marketplace level: paid offerings with checkout plus quote requests. Demo studios and prices are illustrative. Category: Media Production
• Silicon Valley Ventures: Startups & Capital — Sellers: a real Bay Area startup community, shown with 19 demo participants (startups, angel groups and funds, go-to-market and legal advisors, accountants, workspaces and corporate partners), 20 sellers and 39 offerings: advisory and service packages from $150 to $4,500, workshops, pitch nights, a monthly founder membership, investor fit checks and free connections, and curated resource links. Buyers: founders looking for capital, first customers and specialist help; investors and corporates looking for deal flow. Investors never charge founders for access. Marketplace level: paid offerings with checkout plus free connections. Cards marked (Demo) are illustrative. Category: Founders & Capital
• Fog City Bluegrass: Gigs, Gear & Shows — Sellers: 6 local music businesses (show producers, a used-instrument dealer, a stage-sound rental, a merch maker and a bluegrass tour operator) with 32 offerings: used banjos, mandolins and fiddles plus merch from $28 to $2,400, day rentals of stage sound, show tickets from $25, bluegrass road trips from $795 to $3,250, paid gig slots and lessons, and a $12 community membership. Buyers: San Francisco bluegrass fans, pickers and venues. Everything the scene needs, from the next show to the next banjo, in one place. Marketplace level: paid offerings with checkout. Demo build: sellers and prices are illustrative. Category: Music Performance
• AI Infrastructure: Recovered Data Center Gear — Sellers: one IT asset recovery company selling recovered AI data center hardware through 20 offerings: recertified server memory, CPUs, SSDs, optics and power units by the lot from $6,000 to $70,000, quote requests for GPU lots, GPU nodes and liquid-cooling gear, a $4,500 decommission assessment, a $2,500 priority allocation membership, a loaner test node and monthly live lot drops. Buyers: data center operators, AI cloud providers and resellers buying hardware in volume, and companies retiring a fleet who want buy-back offers. Marketplace level: high-ticket B2B checkout plus quote requests. Listings are illustrative. Category: Technology
• York County Freight Exchange: Shippers & Trucks — Sellers: 5 local freight businesses (carriers and brokers, a trailer and forklift rental yard, a drop-lot operator, a load-supply store and a DOT compliance trainer) with 15 offerings: freight quote requests for truckload, LTL and drayage, reefer trailer, forklift and drop-space rentals, load supplies from $69, DOT audits from $395, a $129/month Carrier Compliance Plan, training and an industry breakfast. Buyers: York County shippers who need trucks, and owner-operators who need equipment, parking and paperwork help. Both sides find each other locally. Marketplace level: paid offerings with checkout plus quote requests. Demo build: businesses and prices are illustrative. Category: Driving & Transportation
• ADU Commons: Backyard Home Builders, Bay Area — Sellers: 6 local pros (designers and permit expediters, builders, prefab and modular makers, foundation crews and construction lenders) with 18 offerings: fixed-fee design, permit and build packages from $495 to $19,500, prefab units from $11,800 to $232,000, free build estimates and loan pre-qualification requests, an excavator rental, an $89 ADU Care Plan and official city ADU guides. Buyers: Bay Area homeowners planning a backyard home or in-law unit. They plan, finance, permit and build in one place instead of chasing a dozen contractors. Marketplace level: paid offerings with checkout plus quote requests. Demo build: pros and prices are illustrative. Category: Building/Construction
• Bayshore Builders Association: Member Marketplace — Sellers: a regional building-industry trade association and 12 of its member businesses (13 sellers) with 23 offerings. Members cover general contracting, architecture, structural engineering, electrical, plumbing, roofing, lumber and supply, inspection, bookkeeping, insurance and permit expediting, and each takes inquiries through a Request Info card. The association sells its own non-dues programs: a member-priced permit workshop from $95 with 8 dates, $650 annual company dues, awards gala tickets, a code update guide download and sponsorships. Buyers: homeowners, developers and contractors looking for a trusted member business by trade, and members who book workshops and events, renew dues or sponsor. Marketplace level: lead capture plus paid offerings with checkout and subscriptions. Demo build: association, members and prices are illustrative. Category: Business & Merchant Associations
• Bay Kitchen Supply Exchange: Restaurant Operators — Sellers: 5 local vendors (kitchen maintenance, equipment and cold-storage rental, a compostable-supplies distributor, a hospitality consultant and a food-safety trainer) with 15 offerings across 10 offering types: services from $195/hour, supplies from $78, day rentals, a $349 Kitchen Care Plan subscription, a $45 food-safety class, event tickets and a downloadable guide. Buyers: San Francisco restaurant owners and general managers. One place to book repairs, rent cold storage, restock supplies and keep staff certified, with card checkout. Marketplace level: paid offerings with checkout. Demo build: vendors and prices are illustrative. Category: Restaurant
• Tideline Counsel Network: Attorney Referrals — Sellers: one referral network listing 15 partner attorneys, each with their own card: 7 in California, 4 in Oregon and 4 in Washington, covering business, family, immigration, employment, estate, real estate and injury law. No prices; every card is a free intake form. Buyers: people and small businesses on the West Coast who need a lawyer and don't know where to start. They describe the problem once and get matched to a vetted partner attorney in their state. How it runs: lead capture only, so it works the same on a Discovery exchange with no checkout. Demo build: attorneys and firm are fictional. Category: Legal