One stack, three pillars
Fund what is being built, build what people choose to fund, and govern both in the open. Three products, deliberately kept apart — and bound where it counts.
OrangeCatyou are here
Economy
The public economic layer: where a person, project, group, product, or service is explained, shared, supported, offered, or joined — and paid in Bitcoin.
Public by design. Everything here is a page someone can read, share, and settle against without an account.
Loki
Execution
The execution layer: an operator's own workspace for getting work done — agent fleets and the projects they build, alongside the people, commitments and spending that the work runs on.
Private by default, and execution stays behind an approval boundary. Funding never dispatches an agent — the owner approves each plan and each real-world action, and nothing here is published without them saying so.
Visit LokiSolon
Governance
The governance layer: where platform-level rules are proposed, voted on with Bitcoin-signed messages, and published as decision documents anyone can re-verify.
Shared with members, and it decides rather than executes. OrangeCat re-verifies every vote signature against its own pinned keys before a decision changes anything.
Visit SolonWhat binds them
They stay separate products because public economic coordination, agent execution, and rule-making have different security boundaries. They are one stack because two of those boundaries are crossed by code you can inspect.
OrangeCat → Loki
Signed build handoff
An owner can send a public OrangeCat entity to Loki as a short-lived, signed build intent. The signature binds the handoff to the owner who approved it. Funding never dispatches an agent on its own — settlement, planning, and execution stay separate events.
Solon → OrangeCat
Verified, not trusted
The ceiling on what the Cat may spend changes only through a Bitcoin-signed Solon vote. OrangeCat re-verifies every signature against its own pinned keys, re-derives each signed message, and recomputes the tally before a policy activates. A Solon decision is evidence, not authority.
Check it yourself
Don't take this page's word for any of it. The governed state of the stack is published, versioned, and hashed.
- Platform governance — every version of the Cat's spending policy, its content hash, and the Solon decision that legitimated it.
- Solon decisions — every proposal and how its vote went, published by Solon.
- Live governed state — the whole stack as Solon currently sees it.
Back a pillar
Each pillar can be supported on its own — or back the founder and follow everything being built across the stack.