Products
Each property attacks the same problem from a different layer: the application, the operating system, the data format — and the network that carries them when there is none.
Multi-system chart calculation for BaZi, Zi Wei Dou Shu and Vedic astrology, with true-solar-time correction, written reports and companion hardware.
A bare-metal operating system in the lineage of TempleOS: RISC-V, Ring 0, a fixed-width 16-bit Hanzi character model and contiguous-sector storage. Designed for contemplation, not telemetry.
xMesh is our networkless layer: a LoRa mesh that moves small packets between devices where cellular and Wi-Fi coverage is absent or untrusted. It is designed to be run by independent node operators rather than one carrier. The network, its economics and a token model for rewarding operators are all in research; nothing is operating commercially.
The Unified Calendar Protocol locks seven world calendars to a single UTC timestamp. The reference implementation is published on npm and GitHub under the MIT licence.
All four rest on the same assumptions: UTC as ground truth, corrections applied explicitly, and no hidden state. A chart produced by the app, a timestamp decoded by the library and a packet carried over the mesh all describe the same sky.
The calendar core is free, documented and MIT licensed. It is the fastest way to see how we work.
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