Rooted in place. Built for Spaceship Earth.
OpenSource.Haus is the home node of a family of projects engineering abundance through open source — one household, one business, one town at a time.
Our story
We come from the coastal rainforests of Southeast Alaska — Tlingit and Haida country — where the oldest technology is reciprocity: take only what you need, tend what sustains you, and leave the system stronger than you found it.
Big Tech’s smart home inverts that ethic. It takes everything — your voice, your movements, your family’s rhythms — and gives back dependence. We founded OpenSource.Haus to build the opposite: homes that are aware without being extractive, intelligent without being owned by someone else.
Guided by Buckminster Fuller’s vision of Spaceship Earth and The Peace Mandala framework — harmony between technology, ecology, and community — we design homes as regenerative systems, not consumption endpoints.
Tlingit & Haida roots
Indigenous stewardship principles guide how we treat data: it belongs to the people it comes from.
Spaceship Earth
We are all crew, not passengers. Every home we build reduces waste, dependency, and extraction.
Regenerative design
Repairable hardware, energy-aware automation, and systems that outlive the companies that made them.
The Peace Mandala
Technology in right relationship — with family, community, and the living world.
The OpenSource ecosystem
Connected to the Situk Institute, Solutionaries.club, and UCRC Institute — with sister projects like Situk ReGen Campus, F8 OpenFreeze, WISE HOME & WISE TOWN, and The Peace Mandala.