Free tools for growing food, collecting water, and making power.

One app for what you planted, what needs doing, and what you can trade with the people on your server. It also holds a space game built on the same rules, so playing it teaches the real thing.

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Windows, Mac or Linux. No ads, no email, no password. Open source, and still being built in the open since 2019.

Here is what you actually get.

The Tasks page: a to do, in progress and done board beside step by step guides for water, power and food.

The task board, beside step-by-step guides for water, power and food. It all lives on your own computer.

Six things it does today.

Grow your food
Track seeds, beds and harvests in the homestead you grow in the game. Advice on what to plant next where you live is not built yet.
Plan your day
A shared board for what to do, what is in progress, and what is done. Reading it works anywhere. Adding a task needs the web page and a chat sign-in today, because the desktop app's New Task button is not wired to the server yet.
Trade with people on your server
A market for real goods and services, listed and signed by the people offering them. Money never moves through the platform.
Talk freely
Community chat that no company owns or can shut off.
Decide things together
See what is being proposed, how the vote is going, and what was already settled. Every vote is signed, so anyone can check the count. Casting one is in the desktop app for now, and no proposals are open yet.
Know the rules where you live
Rights and rules in plain language, traced from all of humanity down to a single county. So far that chain is worked out for one place only, Kitsap County in Washington, as a proof of the format. Every entry cites its source, most have not been checked by a person yet, and none of it is legal advice.
And a game built on the same rules.
You live on a ship in space and keep it alive: grow the food, catch the water, make the power. It works the way these things work in life, not the way they usually work in games, so you can practise a system before you depend on it. Still being built, and the devlog shows what changed today.

How the software fights back.

Five structures hold humanity back. Not evil people, but failure modes of systems that reward harm, hide it, or make it inescapable. Naming enemies in people breeds war; naming them in structures breeds engineering. Each is a problem with a known shape, and HumanityOS is built to answer it.

Read the full mission →

It costs nothing.

A support network for every human.

One family homesteading becomes a neighborhood. A neighborhood becomes a region. The network has no center and no owner, so it can grow without limit. Decentralized support for every person on Earth, and eventually beyond it.

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