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MissionSt. Pete Revival Project · powered by Amanzai

A city doesn’t survive on hype. It survives on loops.

We’re building a local-first operating system so St. Pete stays St. Pete.

St. Petersburg is changing fast. When costs rise and attention fractures, local businesses can feel like they’re fighting the tide — even when the community wants them to win.

The Revival is a commitment to keep local commerce, culture, and discovery connected — so the city grows stronger together.

Community-ledTrust-basedBuilt to scaleBuilt by a local founder · powered by the Amanzai Ecosystem · shaped by St. Pete

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The Revival Oath

Signal, support, and circulate locally.

We will spotlight what’s real.

We will reward trust and participation.

We will build systems that help local businesses survive — and then thrive.

The loop we protect

Discover → Refer → Return → Engage → Understand → Improve

The tools are new. The values are old.

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The St. Pete Revival Manifesto

This isn’t a campaign. It’s a city posture.

The story

This is the St. Pete Revival Project. Something built for St. Pete.

Not just for business owners. Not just for politicians. Not just for schools, families, or any single group. This is for our city.

We’ve all felt it this year: the pressure, the uncertainty, the strain on our favorite places — one of the toughest economic moments St. Pete has faced in a long time.

So the real question becomes:

Why can’t St. Pete truly be the community we strive to be? What’s stopping us from coming together and turning this city into something we’re proud to pass on?

That question is where this project began — building the missing connective tissue: systems that help people support each other intentionally, not accidentally.

The foundation

Referralink — trust measured and rewarded. Not ads. Not algorithms. Actual people recommending places they love.

NeonHQ — the hub where participation, engagement, and impact become visible (not extracted).

St. Pete does not need to be saved. It needs to be remembered — and intentionally rebuilt.

What’s been slipping

Rents rise.

Margins shrink.

Beloved places close quietly.

Communities fragment.

People work harder and feel less connected to the city they’re building.

What’s been missing isn’t passion. It’s infrastructure for unity.

Revival is not nostalgia

Choosing collaboration over isolation

Circulating value locally instead of exporting it

Rewarding loyalty, not just volume

Building systems that serve people, not extract from them

The invitation

Build instead of complain. Support intentionally instead of passively. Collaborate instead of competing blindly.

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Cities don’t change when someone has a good idea — they change when enough people decide the future is worth designing.

Principles

Keep attention local

The most valuable currency in a city is attention. We help it circulate locally instead of leaking outward.

Reward trust over ads

Word-of-mouth is the strongest growth force in a community. We make it measurable and fair.

Build stability before scale

Retain regulars. Strengthen routines. Create predictable momentum — then expand.

Signal over noise

Discovery shouldn’t be pay-to-play. The Beacon exists to amplify what matters without turning the city into an ad feed.

The Revival is not a brand campaign — it’s a long-term city posture.

Join the Revival

Two ways to join:

Supporter — get Beacon updates and help signal what matters.
Business / Creator — apply to use the tools and get featured in the Beacon.

Note

This form is currently a front-end capture. You can wire it to Firestore or an API route next.

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