Nodes can be deeply customized with admin‑managed mini apps that cover a wide range of scenarios: from corporate onboarding and internal communication to rooms with playful, community‑driven experiences
While joining a Node, users can either set up a dedicated local profile right away or keep the profile from their current account, which will likely work best for most cases
For admins, the Settings tab contains the Node management tools, where they can configure the Node, create roles and assign them to users
Each role has a name, an emoji identifier, automations (for example, auto‑joining related chats to simplify onboarding new members) and an extensive list of permissions
Once a role is assigned, its emoji identifier and title are displayed on the message bubble. Emoji identifiers can be made unique within a Node, so only users with a specific role can wear that badge
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