An open standard · serverless core · no account required · no owner

Choose by your values.
Organize without a center.

Two old democratic acts — voting with your money and deciding together — rebuilt so no company, server, or account sits in the middle. Your values are a file you own. A movement is a folder of them. Nothing here is for sale, and there is nothing to capture.

Try it — Conscious Consuming Take the 2-minute tour See how it works ↓
Runs on your device. Open it from a flash drive if you like. No accounts. No tracking. No ads. No pay-to-rank. Reproducible & forkable. Every result you can re-derive yourself.

Big platforms already read your values — without asking — to sell and steer you, and they sell the top of every ranking to the highest bidder. This is the inversion: your values rank everything, in the open, and you can see exactly why. The same idea scales from one shopper deciding where to bank, to a whole group deciding where to put its money — and because it's all just files on your own machine, no one can buy it, surveil it, or switch it off.

How it works

One loop: value → know → decide → act

The whole system is four moves. Each is a real, working page — alone or together, on your own or as a group.

1 · Value

Set what matters

Weigh what you care about — planet, privacy, cost, honesty. It becomes a portable Values Passport: no name, no account.

Open an instance →
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2 · Know

Open the facts

Every option's facts live in a lens — a file anyone can read, correct with a source, or fork if they disagree.

The Lens Workshop →
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3 · Decide

Find the shared "we"

Drop in everyone's passports; the Assembly merges them into a collective stance — honest about where you agree and split.

The Assembly →
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4 · Act

Put money where it counts

Values + facts become a Slate: where, together, you spend and where you move away — every line with its reason.

The Slate →

On your own

The standard, in action

Three live instances — same engine, different domains and faces. Each ranks its options by your values, transparently. Your passport travels between them.

Conscious Consuming

Instance #1

Where to bank, eat, read, give — 80 categories of everyday choices, scored on sourced facts, with calm guides. The flagship.

Open →

Kosplora

Instance #2

Where to learn — a ranked atlas of courses, channels and references, by what you value in how you learn.

Open →

Where to Message

Instance #3

Which messenger fits your values — privacy, openness, reach. Built from only a lens and a skin, zero engine edits.

Open →

Together

Organize without a center

A movement here is a folder of files. People hand each other passports, lenses and slates; anyone can merge them locally and get the same result. No head to cut off. Read how federation-by-file works →

The Assembly

Values

Merge many Values Passports into one shared stance — surfacing agreement and dissent, never faking unanimity.

Form an assembly →

The Lens Workshop

Facts

Git-for-data: correct a score with a source, add an option, merge community patches — every change attributed.

Open the workshop →

The Slate

Action

Turn shared values + facts into a shared decision: what to buy, what to move away from — derived, never decreed.

Build a slate →

The rules that keep it honest

Principles

These aren't features — they're the line that, if crossed, makes it no longer this standard.

Your device firstThe core runs in your browser. Your values are not uploaded.
No account for the coreYour values carry no name. There is nothing to register to use them.
No ads, no pay-to-rankYour values decide the order — nothing is for sale.
Open & forkableDisagree with the facts? Fork the lens; let people pick.
ReproducibleSame inputs, same result — anyone can re-derive it.
Uncapturable coreThe values, lenses and slates are files; the optional Commons is separate and self-hostable.

Make it yours

Build instance #4

An instance is just a manifest + a skin + three <script> tags — your domain's options and facts, your look, on the shared engine and shell. No build step, no backend, no permission needed. Ship it from a static host, or a USB stick.

The same engine powers every instance, unedited. That's what makes it a standard, not an app.

Read the guide → See the engine