An initial team of four jointly submitted a proposal for the NUS Resilience & Growth Innovation Challenge (RGIC).

The IN:HERITAGE project commenced upon acceptance of our proposal by the NUS RGIC committee.

To explore how we can best support practitioners of cultural trades, we garnered key insights from eleven practitioners over a period of two weeks.

Development of our first prototype commenced based on the insights learnt, and data in the public sphere.

We informally launch the IN:HERITAGE platform and begin making adjustments based on community feedback.

Outreach efforts will grow in this phase as we seek to connect with relevant stakeholders to explore opportunities for collaboration.

With an established user base and significant brand awareness, we plan to expand the project by working more closely with more practitioners.

We move into a fresh phase of development by curating and creating new content, covering Singapore's heritage more comprehensively – i.e. beyond Chinese cultures.