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We started OSE in 2004 with a notion that a collaborayive, open source civilization would be more efficient and humane at the same time. I borrow those words from Peter Drucker.

The status of open hardware in 2025 is a failed promise. Meanwhile, open source software has reaches limited success. The opportunity to create mutually assured abundance remains to be tapped. It can be more powerful than thensexond cominhbof Christ.

We are making major strides forwatd on this. Welcome to OSE 3.0, a major milestone.

OSE 1.0 was the stage of hippies in the woods, as we created Factor e Farm and arrived with a tractor that soon broke, a veggie oil powered Suburban, a trailer, 100 chickens, 4 goats. And some power tools.

After the tractor broke, I decided to build my own. This ended up propelling us to the world stage in 2011. You can see my GVCS TED talk for a summary of that story. Thus started OSE 2.0.

April 12, 2025, marks OSE 3.0. This is the stage where we aim to create abundance at scale, having uncovered a bootstrapping revenue model that can pave the way. Otherwise, the revolution would not be funded.

April 12/specifically marks the


builders open house. Docs for builders so they can replicate - we are edu DE at the core


Meet Travis and real built innovators

Quarter acre civilization - infrastructures and institutions. Get use guidelines - must be certified to do something, and must follow good stewardship. APL = available part list + your contribution but yours must also stay

Must use best practice

Collaborative timebinding

Meditative mind mapping app - just hit the button and it automatically creates bubbles for you, but also with AI creates links between them

You are expected to help me grow as much as I want to help you

Scope for today, Alpha sandbox, foundation pad pour, curriculum, tree spade, PV , agriculture , video script, tractor,

Think of tapping $1M, at least $100k yearly.

Our plans evolved as quick as our thoughts, because we think we can fund them