What the coop is working on. Some live. Some building. Some waiting their turn.
We don't ship fast. We ship carefully. Each project here has its own pace, its own reasons, its own roadmap. A paused project is not a dead one. It is waiting for the right hands and the right week.
On-chain governance. Treasury held by the coop.
The cooperative itself. Stake TRP, vote on proposals, shape the direction of the treasury. No founders with veto power. No board seats. Just holders and on-chain decisions.
Business software for trade shops. Owned by the shop.
A platform for plumbing shops — lead intake, quotes, jobs, invoicing, team chat, and Wade, an AI assistant that knows the codebooks. Started inside the coop for a single trade partner; now runs as a small SaaS. No data lock-in, no vendor you don’t know owning your customer list.
Watch the power grid in real time. Open data, no account.
A public window into where electricity actually comes from. Live fuel mix for the US grid, a map of power plants across the US and the world, and decades of generation history by source and by country — all built on open, public-domain and openly-licensed energy data. No login, no tracking, no agenda. Just the numbers, kept honest.
A URL shortener that doesn’t spy on the clicks.
Short links without the surveillance. Most shorteners exist to harvest click data and resell it — this one just makes long URLs short and gets out of the way. Fast, self-hosted, and nothing third-party riding along on the redirect.
YouTube, without the ads, the tracking, or the account.
A clean front-end for watching YouTube on Android — no ads, no Google account, no telemetry trailing you around. SponsorBlock skips the sponsor reads, background and pop-out playback come standard, and you can download what you want to keep. It reads public video data directly, so there is no middleman selling your watch history back to you.
Community-owned maps for Cardano.
A decentralized mapping network where contributors submit geodata and earn MAP tokens for the work. Not owned by a single company. Not subject to vendor lock-in. Governance runs through a MAP-staked DAO when it launches.
A Cardano wallet, inside your conversations.
A chat client with a Cardano wallet built in. Send ADA and native tokens to someone in the same window you’re already talking to them. No browser extensions. No copy-pasting addresses.
An independent firmware alternative for dashcams.
A community alternative for camera units locked to closed platforms. Your device. Your footage. Your firmware. Nothing phoning home to a vendor you never asked for.
Forty acres of high desert and the wood bones of a house.
The long game, made literal. Forty acres of open high desert with the wood skeleton of a house already framed on it — the start of a Sulkta compound: somewhere off-grid to build, gather, and actually live the things the rest of this site only describes. It is the most honest kind of work-in-progress. The framing went up, then life got loud, and the desert has been patient with it ever since. No rush — it earns its purpose the way everything here does. When its season comes, we close in the shell, put power and water to it, and the someday becomes a place.
“We build what lasts. Slowly. Correctly.”