2026 · Milestone · Platform
Sixteen modules, three languages, web and mobile — the first release carrying every line of EVE's mandate under one login.
After roughly two years of private development, financed entirely at the founder's own expense, liiink opened to the public in 2026 as a working platform rather than a pitch. The release unifies sixteen public-interest modules — verification, English learning, heritage preservation, sport, merit-first hiring, moderated dialogue and more — under a single account, in Arabic, Kurdish and English.
The platform runs on a serverless Next.js and TypeScript application backed by a production PostgreSQL database, with 90 live API routes at launch. Every module shares one identity and one permission model, so a result in one — an assessed English level, a verified employer listing, a published fact-check — can be used by another.
16
Modules at launch
90
Live API routes
3
Interface languages
“We don't measure impact by attention. We measure it by who gets hired, who gets heard, and who gets to build something that outlasts us.”
Stated plainly
Not every module is complete. The English HUB ships with one full course against a larger planned architecture; the Sporty directory ships with demonstration data pending a federation-verified national one. The full, current status is kept up to date on the liiink platform page.
