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.
FleetCrown
Engineering
The production layer: where Loki plans the work and supervised agent fleets help turn a funded intention into a working system.
Execution stays behind an approval boundary. Funding never dispatches an agent — the owner approves each plan and each real-world action.
Visit FleetCrownSolon
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.
It decides, it does not execute. 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 → FleetCrown
Signed build handoff
An owner can send a public OrangeCat entity to FleetCrown 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 decision API — the signed decision documents themselves, served 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.