How It’s Built
We don’t glue together SaaS products and call it innovation.
Our stack principles:
- Open-source core components
- Self-hostable wherever possible
- Local-first design
- Public documentation
- Replaceable infrastructure (no vendor lock-in)
Wiki Layer
Built on hardened open-source engines inspired by platforms like Wikipedia, but redesigned with:
- Modular plugin architecture
- Transparent revision logging
- Public content snapshots
- Mirrorable datasets
- Clean, modern UI
Anyone can mirror the dataset. If we disappear tomorrow, the knowledge survives.
Commerce Layer
Delivery operations are structured similarly to platforms like DoorDash — but stripped of manipulative layers.
- Flat operational margins
- No surge pricing
- No tipping mechanics
- No ranking manipulation
Routing optimization is for efficiency, not revenue extraction.
Backup Layer
We studied models like Backblaze and simplified further.
- Client-side encryption by default
- Zero-knowledge architecture
- Multi-region redundancy
- Transparent storage economics page
- Public cost-per-terabyte disclosure
Backup should be boring. Reliable. Predictable.