The charter wizard

Found your co-op.

Ten minutes, plain questions. You'll claim a handle, name your people, keep five promises, and sign. No waitlist. No means test. No application.

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Handle
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People
3
Covenant
4
Sign
5
Charter

Claim your handle.

Pick the name your household will be known by across the federation. Most families use a last name or a word that already means home to them.

yourfamily.coop.care

A handle needs at least 3 letters or numbers.

Handles are confirmed as the Boulder pilot onboards — yours is recorded with your charter, first come, first kept.

Name your people.

Who's in this co-op? Related or chosen, under one roof or scattered across the country. Include yourself. Solo is welcome — a household of one is still a household.

Name at least one person — you count.

1–20 people · solo is welcome

Keep five promises.

This is the whole of it — the covenant that gives your co-op standing. You attest; nobody inspects. Most of these you already half-keep.

All five promises, a proxy's name, and your pledge make the covenant.

Standing is a covenant, not a compliance audit.

Sign & found.

Read it back once. Then put your name to it — at your own kitchen table, which is where this kind of thing has always been signed.

A name, a working email, and the understanding box make a signature.


Charter · founded at a kitchen table

The Hearth

yourfamily.coop.care

Founded
People
Founding signature
  • Directives current
  • Prevention attested
  • Proxy named —
  • Home safety check
  • Mutual-aid pledge —
Charter fingerprint · SHA-256
Open your Hearth