A threshold pledge engine for local collective action. Set a minimum. Let neighbors commit conditionally. The AI Organizer handles the rest.
Group Solar Buy
12 needed · Dec 15
Great neighborhood ideas die in silence. Someone posts about group solar, three people express interest, then… nothing. Nobody wants to commit time or money until they know enough others will too. It's a coordination failure, not a lack of interest.
The Idea
"What if we all got solar together?"
The Silence
Three people liked it. Nothing happened.
With Quorum.ai
Threshold hit. Organizer activated. Deal done.
Three steps from idea to action — with AI handling the coordination labor.
Set a minimum number of participants and a deadline. "I'm starting this if 10 neighbors join by Dec 15."
"I'm in — if enough others are." Nobody goes first alone. Everyone commits together.
The AI Organizer drafts outreach, researches vendors, splits costs fairly, and generates a plain-language agreement.
From bulk buying to co-ownership to tenant organizing — if it needs a quorum, Quorum.ai can help.
Split installer costs 12-ways and unlock bulk pricing neighbors can't access alone.
Share a seasonal contract with a local service — everyone gets plowed, nobody overpays.
Pool resources to buy a cargo e-bike the whole block can borrow.
Get enough renters together to form a recognized association with real bargaining power.
Match families with kids at the same school into a rotating drop-off schedule.
Order together in bulk at the start of the season when prices are lowest.
Once you create a campaign, the AI Organizer handles the coordination labor that historically killed good neighborhood ideas.
A warm, honest message to share with neighbors — tailored to your campaign type.
“"Hey neighbors! I'm organizing a group solar buy for our block. We need 12 households to get the bulk rate. No obligation unless we hit the number — want in?"”
2–3 plausible vendor options with rough price ranges and what to ask them — clearly labeled as estimates.
“SunPower: Residential installer, ~$2,800/panel. Offers group discounts. Ask about: warranty, permitting timeline.”
Per-household or per-person breakdown based on committed count and your cost model.
“At 12 households: $2,083/household. Currently (9 pledged): $2,778/household.”
A plain-language, non-legal summary of who commits to what and under what conditions.
“This is a conditional commitment. Nothing is binding unless 12 households commit by Dec 15. If quorum isn't reached, no one owes anything.”
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Quorum.ai is built on assurance contract logic: your pledge is only conditionally binding — and onlyif enough others commit. If the threshold isn't reached by the deadline, every pledge expires. No pressure. No commitment. No payments through this MVP.
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No threshold → nothing happens
Pledges expire harmlessly at the deadline.
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No payments through Quorum.ai
We don't process money. Payments are coordinated offline.
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Your pledge is private
Only the organizer and you see your individual commitment.
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"Finally a way to find out if my neighbors actually want a shared EV charger before I spend a weekend organizing."
Jordan, Brooklyn
Homeowner
Illustrative testimonial.
"Proposed a bulk heating oil buy at 10am. By 3pm we had 14 households in. The AI drafted the outreach in 30 seconds."
Priya, Chicago
Neighborhood organizer
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