On board
The registerEvery lasting endeavor keeps a manifest of who stands behind it. This is Moduloa's. Short on purpose, honest by design, written in ink. Entry numbers are permanent and assigned in order as people commit, so the earliest names carry the most weight.
On board now
Sondre Hegerland Kristiansen, Founder
Owner · no CLA needed
Building Moduloa in the open from Norway. Wrote the thesis, built the tools, put the predictions on the record. Every entry after this one joins something already in motion.
Moduloa's own
Frogbyte: Andreas Frøyland and Ruben Larsen
Software, electronics and firmware, from Førresfjorden. Will contribute to the factory OS data model: one repository, versioned, small on purpose. Aboard from the start, before seats had states.
frogbyte.io →Each seat shows what its holder has committed to, with dates. The founder's seat needs no contributor licence agreement (CLA) with itself, and its card says so. Every task is on the task board.
How a seat works
A missed date is marked lapsed, a task handed back early is marked released, and both stay on the record
What this needs
Twenty needs we can name, most of them filed under the work they serve, and one we cannot. Examples, not vacancies: each can be met by several people at once, and none carries a number until a commitment is accepted. Every open task is on the task board. The last card is the important one.
The corrector
Reads the predictions register or the thesis and proves something wrong, in public. The cheapest seat to earn, and among the most valuable.
Start correcting →Something this list has not thought of
The needs above are the ones we can name. The one we cannot name is probably more valuable, and the person holding it should not assume there is no room.
Tell us what you have →To be on this page
People and companies who stand behind the work are named here, with a link and a permanent entry number. No logos-for-money, no quiet removals: the register is part of the public record, like everything else on this site. One number belongs to one party, permanently. Numbers are assigned in order as people commit, never reserved in advance for a role, and never reused. The invitations carry no numbers for that reason: the number is what you receive, not what you apply for.
A seat is earned by putting something real into the work: corrections, engineering, craft, a pilot product, or capital that understands the shape. Contribution is the entry fee: a commitment Moduloa accepts makes you committed, and delivering it puts you aboard. See how to contribute and who this takes.
Name something specific enough that by its date anyone can tell whether it was delivered. That is what makes the date mean something, and what keeps a lapse from being a matter of opinion.
Nothing is paid for an entry and no entry is for sale. A seat carries no equity and no supplier position, and any paid work is agreed separately, on its own terms. An entry and its date stay public. A commitment that is not delivered by its date is marked lapsed and dated, never removed, and an entry that reached aboard stays aboard: the work happened.
The register is open
Pick a task on the task board, or name your own, and send a commitment request: the task, what you will deliver, and a date no more than three months after it is accepted. Moduloa answers yes or no. Once accepted, it shows on the task and on your seat card with its date. It does not have to be large, it has to be specific. Or skip the request and simply start: correct a prediction, challenge a number, comment on a Journal article. The people already watching this work will notice.