Experiments in what becomes possible when software is made properly — sovereign, verifiable, on-chain. Each is its own question, posed in code.
Seal a letter to a future date. Kept in canister storage, released by the network when the time comes — not when you ask.
Signed attestations of crypto balances — issued by threshold signatures, verifiable by anyone. A new kind of proof of funds.
A searchable corpus of Orthodox doctrine — councils, Fathers, canons — with provenance preserved on-chain. Theology, sourced.
A community and learning platform for small groups — the kind that meet weekly, build slowly, stay together.
Personal infrastructure owned outright — storage, compute, identity — secured by mathematics, not contract.
A Chrome-based AI companion — small, considered, installed. The page as a place to think, with a patient reader beside it.