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Where we stand against our own Charter, in numbers we measured ourselves. Where a number is missing, we say so rather than guess.

Last updated
4 November 2026Charter v1.0
Charter Steward § 11.3
[name]
First annual report due
30 April 2028
How this date is worked out
  1. Year of adoption: 2026
  2. First full calendar year after it: 2027
  3. That year ends: 31 December 2027
  4. Four months later: 30 April 2028

Sections 11.1 and the Accountability row of Schedule A.

Fig. 1Radar sweep
Part 01§ 11.2
01

Known Exceptions

Every Known Exception shall be listed in Schedule A with its reason, its plan, and its target date. No new Known Exception may be created without a public explanation.

Known Exceptions, from Schedule A.4
No.StatusExceptionSectionPlanTarget
A.4.1Known exceptionOur first mobile app includes a third-party analytics and crash-reporting service, with an opt-out in settings4.3Remove usage analytics; make crash reports opt-in, one at a timeNext major release
A.4.2Known exceptionApps are distributed mainly through dominant app stores whose rules and fees we do not control10.8Disclose store fees; offer a direct download where store rules permitReviewed each year
A.4.3Known exceptionSome AI work still runs on remote services in large data centers5.9Move work onto our own hardware; report the share each yearReviewed each year
A.4.4Known exceptionOur websites, accounts, email, and payments rely on large commercial cloud providers4.2, 5.9Prefer providers that publish energy data; keep stored data minimal; self-host where practicalReviewed each year
A.4.5Known exceptionOur computers run on grid electricity with no renewable supply contract5.8Renewable supply or community solar, then solar for computingWithin 12 months
A.4.6Known exceptionThe Charter is not yet written into our legal documents10.1, 10.2Amend the operating agreement; elect benefit statusWithin 12 months
A.4.7Known exceptionSupport Periods and sunset plans are not yet published for products already in testing4.9, 4.10Publish bothBefore general release
Plain words

We're a small team, and we're not there yet. Our first app still includes an outside analytics tool (you can switch it off), which we're removing. We rely on big app stores and cloud companies, some of our AI work still runs in large data centers, and our computers run on ordinary grid power. Our plan to fix each of these is public, with target dates.

Part 02§ 11.1
02

Measures

Energy

§ 5.7

  • Electricity used for computing § 5.7[kWh]
  • Estimated emissions of operations § 5.7[kg CO2e]
  • Method and uncertainty § 5.7[METHOD]
What § 5.7 says: Measure and publish

Each year the Company shall measure the electricity its own computing uses and estimate the emissions of its operations, using published methods such as the Software Carbon Intensity specification (ISO/IEC 2024). It shall publish the results with their method and their uncertainty.

Money

§ 6.3 · § 9.6 · § 9.9

  • Pay ratio, highest to lowest § 6.3[RATIO]
  • Pay ranges for every role § 6.3[RANGE]
  • Revenue § 9.9[USD]
  • Costs by major category § 9.9[USD]
  • Continuity Reserve § 9.9[USD]
  • Access and Commons Fund, share of gross revenue § 9.6[PERCENT]
  • Fund recipients § 9.6[LIST]
What § 6.3 says: A narrow gap

The total annual compensation of the Company's highest-paid person shall not exceed five times that of its lowest-paid full-time-equivalent Worker. The Company shall publish its pay ranges for every role and its actual ratio each year.

What § 9.6 says: Order of uses

After meeting its legal obligations and debts, the Company shall use its money in this order: 1. fair pay under Article VI; 2. a Continuity Reserve large enough to honor the Support Periods and Sunset duties of every Product it then supports; 3. at least one percent of gross revenue each year to an Access and Commons Fund, which pays for free and discounted access, community repair and teaching, and gifts to environmental and community organizations, with every recipient published; 4. reinvestment in the purpose of this Charter; and 5. limited returns on capital, as set in Schedule A, together with any distributions Members need to pay taxes on the Company's income.

What § 9.9 says: Open books

Each year the Company shall publish a summary of its revenue, its costs by major category, its Continuity Reserve, its giving, and its pay ratio.

Requests and incidents

§ 4.11 · § 4.12

  • Government requests received § 4.11[COUNT]
  • People notified of a request § 4.11[COUNT]
  • Data incidents confirmed § 4.12[COUNT]
What § 4.11 says: Requests from governments

Because the Company holds as little User Data as possible, it has little to produce. It shall respond only to legally valid process, as narrowly as the law permits; notify affected Users unless the law forbids it; and publish each year the number and kind of requests it received.

What § 4.12 says: If something goes wrong

If User Data the Company holds is exposed, the Company shall tell affected Users promptly, within 72 hours of confirming it wherever possible, and publish what happened and what it changed.

Part 03§ 4.9
03

Products and support

Products, how long each is supported, and its Product Test
ProductStatusSupported untilSunset planProduct Test
MIDI Sketchbeta
Known exception· A.4.7

Support Periods and sunset plans are not yet published for products already in testing

Known exception· A.4.7

Support Periods and sunset plans are not yet published for products already in testing

Badge held: 16 of 18 answered yes today

Part 04§ 11.4
04

Concerns

  • Concerns received

    [COUNT]

  • Answered in public

    [COUNT]

  • Still open

    [COUNT]

Each answer is published in this form

Concern received [date]: [summary]. What we found: [finding]. What we changed: [change].

Form AT-CH-11Concern

Hold us to it.

Any person may send the Company a concern that it is not keeping this Charter. The Company shall acknowledge each concern within 7 days and answer publicly within 30, saying what it found and what it changed, while protecting the privacy of the person who raised it.

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Part 05§ 4.11
05

Government requests

Published once a year

Requests for user data received in [year]: [n]. Answered: [n], as narrowly as the law allows. People notified: [n].