Three digital experiments applying structured, multi-perspective AI intelligence to the most consequential questions on the planet.
A conservation strategy tool. A diagnostic platform that makes proven knowledge reusable. A conviction market where every wager funds the fight. Each one built on the same architecture: orchestrating genuine intellectual conflict between research-grounded perspectives to surface what a single answer misses.
Three experiments
Ask any conservation question. Get 7–15 answers — each from a research-grounded model of Earth with different ecological assumptions, policy frameworks, and conservation philosophies. Not one answer. A council.
The collision surfaces what each perspective sees and misses: where 12 of 15 Earths independently agree (that's signal), where they split on a named assumption (that's your strategic choice point), and the outlier insight that almost got lost (that's how you prevent catastrophic surprise).
15 pre-built Earths
Runs as a Claude AI skill — no code, no infrastructure. Strategy meetings, workshops, field teams.
Every impact organization has decades of knowledge locked in project reports, evaluations, and institutional memory — with no systematic way to apply it to the next opportunity. Stencils operationalizes that knowledge.
Upload your success stories and case studies. The platform extracts the enabling conditions that made each intervention work — governance structure, stakeholder alignment, financial mechanism, ecological prerequisites — and turns them into matchable patterns. Then score any new geography against those patterns to diagnose whether the conditions for success exist there, and what it would take to build the ones that don't.
Diagnostic, not predictive
Not "what's in this place" — but "does this place match what's worked." A funder can allocate based on enabling condition fit. An implementing org can stress-test a theory of change before committing resources.
Stencil commons: organizations contribute patterns, the network effect grows. Failure modes encoded alongside successes.
The scoreboard for the planet. Build your version of Earth, stake your world-model, and compete against today's news — science questions, geopolitical events, and climate data all feed the score in real time.
Like Polymarket for the planet — except your wager isn't just a prediction, it's a position. Money wagered pushes perspectives. News stories and questions from science and the world go up; people take sides on which outcome wins. The board moves with climate, weather, and live data.
Every transaction fee. Every wager. 80% goes directly to conservation efforts — the game funds the fight.