client traffic for the business. We have six degrees of protection against fake content. Each one separately can be bypassed, but all together - very unlikely. 1. Geolocation. Feedback about any place can be written only by the user who checked in there. 2. Community trust rating. If users come to the restaurant on the recommendation of Onlife and see a clear discrepancy with what they have read in the application, they write honest reviews and lower the rating of the recommender. 3. Revisions every three months. The system randomly appoints inspectors from among users with a good reputation. Based on their assessments, a separate rating is formed for the location. 4. Validation of reviews through the blockchain. This is how we protect reviews from any changes. 5. Analytics + blocking. When 99% of users put the restaurant "8" and "9" points, and someone - "1" or "2" points, the system responds to such deviations and notifies the support service. 6. One smartphone - one account.

All rewards that users receive are awarded in the form of bonuses. One bonus is equal to one dollar. Users will be able to pay with bonuses in places connected to Onlife, transfer them to accounts of other users, and convert into cash. We cooperate with micro-business, small and medium-sized businesses. A separate large segment includes self-employed professionals, for example, guides or nail artists.

At What Stage of Project Development We Are Right Now?

In early March 2020, an app for iOS was ready. Then we announced the acquisition of requests for accounts and sent a link for installation. Now the first users are testing the application features. Even in quarantine, you can evaluate delivery from a restaurant and a beauty salon with a medical license.

In June 2020, we plan the release of the application on the App Store, and the version for Android will be launched in fall. We expect that by this time institutions and self-employed workers will be back to normal mode, and we will be able to fully connect them. We already have 300 contracts on connecting businesses in Moscow (during the first months we will focus on the capital city) and more than 500 requests in other cities and countries. When promoting, we rely on the community with whom we share our news and useful tips. For example, how to visit Iceland and not go broke. The community is growing fast thanks to reposts. Only in the Russian-language Telegram channel, there are now 24,000 participants. In total, taking into account the intersection of audiences, there are more than 60,000 participants in Russian-language and English-language channels. The service is free, and there is no advertising on it. Therefore, everyone is on equal footing.

What Are Our Plans for the Future?

In the near future, we plan to add the ability to buy or book airline tickets through the application. Right now, we are developing an interactive travel map, thanks to which each user will be able to draw up a personal map with the cities visited.

Through collaboration with WHO, we have created a checklist to evaluate the safety of cafes and restaurants after the quarantine. On top of that, Onlife works as a social network for tourists and travelers. Therefore, users can communicate with each other, share routes and recommendations. Besides that, we are planning to add routes recommended by the application itself. There will be no geographical restrictions - each route is unique and tested personally by us.