Terms are listed alphabetically. Names of buttons and menu items appear exactly as they do in Hive3.
#A
Account. What you sign in as. Every account has a display name, a handle, a public account page and a plan. See What is Hive3.
Account Builder. A card on your dashboard that lets you edit your public account page. See Build your account page.
Add-ons. Extras that communities publish and share in the Honey Marketplace. You create one from your dashboard. See Create an add-on.
Admin. A role that can manage an account's members, roles and settings. See Roles and permissions.
Affiliates. Accounts connected to yours, such as sub-communities. Managed from the Affiliates card on your dashboard. Needs Honey Bee or higher. See Affiliates.
AI assistant. A chat assistant a community can set up, name and train on its own documents. Needs Honey Bee or higher. See AI assistant.
API key. A secret that lets a program act on your account through the Hive3 API or command-line tool. Needs Honey Bee or higher. See Authentication and API keys.
Application. A request to join a private community. The button reads Apply to Join, and the community accepts or declines it. See Members and applications.
#B
Broadcasts. Two things share this name. The Broadcasts card on a dashboard sends an email to a community's opted-in members, as often as the plan allows. The Broadcasts tab on a dashboard lists recordings of past live streams. See Email broadcasts and Go live.
#C
Camera Liveness Check. An optional check in Settings that uses your camera and runs on your device. It is not an identity check. See Liveness and proof of human.
Community. An account that is on a paid plan and is listed on the Communities page. See What is Hive3.
Credential. A digital badge for finishing something, such as an event, course or quest, or awarded by a community. You claim it to a wallet. Creating your own credentials needs Honey Bee or higher. See Your credentials and Create and award credentials.
#D
Dashboard. Where you publish and manage. Open it with My Dashboard. See Your dashboard.
Discover. The search page for communities, accounts, events, courses, quests and content. See Discover and join communities.
#H
Handle. Your unique name, shown with an @. It is how people find and mention you.
Honey Bee. The first paid plan, $75 a month. See Plans and pricing.
Honey Marketplace. The directory of add-ons, in the sidebar. See Create an add-on.
#M
Member. Someone who has joined a community. See Members and applications.
Metaverse time. Time you can book for events in 3D worlds. Swarm includes an hour a month, and others buy one-hour packs. See Host in a 3D world.
Moderator. A role that helps run a community. See Roles and permissions.
My Hive. Your personal page listing everything you have joined or enrolled in. See Find your way around.
#N
Notifications. Your list of updates and credentials you can claim, opened from the bell icon. See Notifications.
#O
Owner. The person with full control of an account.
#P
Plan. The membership an account is on: Worker Bee, Honey Bee, Swarm or Royal Hive. See Plans and pricing.
#Q
Quest. A set of objectives that people complete and submit evidence for, with a credential as a possible reward. See Complete quests.
Quest credit. What you spend to publish a quest. A 7-day credit allows a quest up to 7 days long and a 30-day credit up to 30 days. See Plans and pricing.
#R
Referral code. A short code you can share. People who sign up with it are counted as your referrals. See Referrals.
Royal Hive. The top plan, $550 a month, with its own dedicated 3D world. See Plans and pricing.
#S
Subscription. Paid access to a community, its content, events or courses, with a price set by the community. Separate from your Hive3 plan. See Tickets and subscriptions.
Swarm. The third plan, $250 a month, with monthly quest credits and metaverse time. See Plans and pricing.
#T
The Buzz. The home feed of posts. See Posts and the Buzz.
Ticket. A one-time payment for access to an event, course or quest. See Tickets and subscriptions.
#W
Wallet. Where claimed credentials are held. You can create a Hive3 wallet, secured by a passkey on your device, or connect your own. See Wallets.
Worker Bee. The free plan. See Plans and pricing.
World. A 3D space where events can happen. Shared worlds hold up to 500 people and a Royal Hive's dedicated world holds up to 100. See Host in a 3D world.