A government fiscal transparency dashboard that helps users explore public spending across federal, state, and local levels. It turns complex budget and spending data into clearer insights so people can understand where money flows, what risks exist, and how governments are performing.
Civic media, technology, and infrastructure built so Americans can surface better leaders and coordinate around the future they actually want. It replaces the left-right axis with a vertical one — truth, trust, and results — and connects a physical creator house to a directory of 85 working democracy tools.
A civic tech platform that brings radical transparency to legislation before it becomes law. Every bill and vote gets run through a real-time health dashboard, breaking down exactly how proposed legislation will ripple across the environment, economy and social equity.
A frontier startup society near Stanford for ambitious builders working around artificial superintelligence, startups, and the future of work. It acts as a real-world alternative to traditional school, bringing people together to build, learn, and launch in an AI-driven environment.
A platform where young people publish what they want to build or become, and mentors find someone worth helping. Career ambitions and invention projects sit side by side in a public feed, readable before you ever create an account. Open to all students, anywhere.
A government contracting platform that puts every federal, state, and local solicitation in one searchable list, alongside the contracts coming back out to bid. Each listing shows what the response actually requires, and an AI assistant drafts the form for review. Free to search, with a fee only on a contract you win.
A global regenerative agriculture terminal that turns two billion hectares of degraded farmland into a browsable atlas. Fifteen regions each carry a soil profile, the one limiting factor holding them back, prescribed cash and cover crops, and a transition cost that moves with the number of hectares you plan to restore.
An open directory where every global shortfall ships with a buildable answer. Fourteen action channels, from water toxicity to grid access to pollinator collapse, each pairing an authoritative indicator with ranked macro infrastructure and DIY actions one person can construct.
An AI geospatial diagnosis terminal for the global water crisis. Twelve of the world's most stressed basins each get a diagnosis of what actually failed, a single named restorative action, the deployment force that would execute it, and a blended cost per capita.
A cognitive training suite of eleven browser-native exercises spanning speed reading, working memory, visual span, selective attention, and impulse control. Every module names the faculty it trains and the mechanism it trains it by, rather than wrapping the work in points and streaks.
An AI-personalized K–12 learning companion for homeschool and after-school families. A structured curriculum map sets the objectives, then each lesson is composed around what the child is already obsessed with — quadratics through the arc of an ollie, geometry through garment cuts — and opens as video, visual, or text.
A public record made readable. Every recorded vote since 1789, every bill since 2013, and fifty years of polling reduced into plain answers about how divided the chambers are, what is actually passing, and who is getting things done — with the arithmetic shown line by line.
A ledger of 1,208 off-patent medicines and the diseases nobody tried them on. Each one is paired with conditions its biology points at, tested for whether the target is reachable at a tolerated dose, and costed — then matched to the grants and foundations that could fund the trial no company can profit from.
An AI processor that computes by interference instead of switching. Data is written onto a beam of visible light and the answer forms while that beam crosses the chip — five optical layers, no clock, and a heavy-math stage that is passive, so there is almost nothing left to cool.
