Open source

Open, by design.

Geodineum releases in the open tools that builders can use to prototype quickly, scale in any direction and increase their agency and autonomy.

The position

Open core, honestly drawn.

The substrate is open. You can install it, read the contracts, and build on it without asking anyone. What runs on top of it commercially, the instruments we point at specific problems for specific organisations, is where Geodineum earns its keep. Neither side is bait for the other.

Integrity is earned, which is why we build in the open. We believe people value this.

The pledge

We do not hoard IP.

We are not afraid of competition; our confidence sits in what we do with the tools, not in keeping them locked away. We pledge never to commercialize that which we open-sourced to empower the world and its builders.

The tools ship as they are, with no liability for damages from their use. A channel is always open, and we will help where we can, but the responsibility for what you build is yours.

The releases

Four projects, one geometry.

The constellation ecosystem
Geodineum

Ten components, one geometry. One command deploys a set of stateless services on a gNode-managed ValKey backbone. Install it, read the contracts, and build on it without asking anyone.

Integer-exact math
gMath

A fixed-point math library in pure Rust. No floats, same answer every run. The deterministic arithmetic under every Geodineum instrument.

Nested data, at the speed of geometry
Horon

Hierarchical data as one crash-safe, deterministic geometric file: the open .htt format. Lookup, insert, and nearest-neighbour stay fast, however deep the tree.

Every input gets a place
Topon

Deterministic geometric hashing. Input becomes a point on a manifold, so outputs carry distance, hierarchy, and interpolation. Not a cryptographic hash; a coordinate system for data.

Component documentation is mirrored at /docs/. The repositories are the source of truth.

Proof of work

Tested on the real world.

When we test our components, we point them at real problems. A discovery engine built on this stack runs live on eight million genomic variants; well-studied loci surfaced at the top before it was told what they are.

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