Real democracy, in every country, one association at a time.
Installed, not imposed.
Real membership rights are disappearing everywhere: platforms that expel you without a hearing, organizations where your vote decides nothing, services that hold your data hostage.
We are building the opposite — and writing it into law and code at the same time:
The right to join transparently. Admission by open criteria and a real conversation — not an algorithm's silent verdict.
The right to be heard. Governance through Round Tables of twelve, where your voice is never drowned out.
The right to due process. No exclusion without a hearing. Ever.
The right to leave — with everything that's yours. Your data, complete, in open formats, any day you choose.
Behind this page stands a working platform: AI thinking partners that belong to their community rather than to an ad company; member management built around rights, not accounts; and the 12+1 Round Table — twelve members and one non-voting AI facilitator. Systemic consensing narrows the options, real debate decides, and a representative earned fresh every round is sent upward. Twelve tables form the next table. Power builds from the table up — scaling without ever creating a center.
The entire stack is being prepared for release as free and open source (AGPL), together with a starter kit that lets people in any country found their own association under their own law. When the doors open, they open finished.
The platform's home is soli.coop. Its builder is Unicate Systems — unicate.ai.
Every association in the federation stays sovereign: its own law, its own treasury, its own assembly, its own decisions. What is shared: one Charter — the Bill of Member Rights above, amended by all members everywhere, one person, one vote — and one platform, with self-hosting always a guaranteed right, never a duty.
The founding association is taking legal form now. Several homes are feasible and prepared — a Brazilian associação, a Portuguese associação, a Swiss Verein — and the choice among them is a practical one: registration speed, banking, administration. The rights it protects are not up for jurisdiction. Wherever it is founded first, the others can follow, and any country can join by founding its own.
As of 16 July 2026. This section changes when the facts change — not before.
Built and running: the platform — the agent fleet, member management, and the 12+1 Round Table governance — works today, in testing, on our own servers. No real members yet; that is deliberate.
Done: the entire codebase has been cleaned of every secret and personal datum and seeded into a private repository. It becomes public — free and open source, AGPL — when the founding gates pass: a stranger installs it from the README alone, the full history scans clean, and the founding circle has used it for real. Not before.
In preparation: the first operating association. Counsel is at work in two countries — Brazil and Portugal — and the first one to be ready carries the launch; the other follows. The choice is practical, not principled, and will be announced here when it is made.
Open now: the waiting list for founding membership — 108 seats, application below.
Live now: founding guides for twenty countries, each in its own language — and the universal route for every other country. → Found your own
The first operating association starts with a founding circle: the members who are there before it is comfortable, who test every right by using it, and who sit in the first Round Tables.
Why 108? Because the number is not a cap — it is the governance, complete. One hundred and eight founding members are nine Round Tables of twelve. Each table sends one representative upward — earned fresh every round, never permanent — and those nine form the next table: the founding association's executive body, assembled from below and re-earned with every decision. The founding circle is not an audience for the system. It is the system, at full working scale, from day one.
Applying below puts you on the waiting list for the first association — whether its home becomes Brazil or Portugal is a follow-up decision, and applicants hear it first. The application is an expression of interest, not a contract: admission, dues, and the founding timeline are decided when the founding assembly constitutes itself.
Only your email is required. Your details go straight to our own server (Unicate Systems PBC) — not to any third party — and you can ask us to delete them at any time.
When you leave your email with us on any of our sites — soli.coop, libertech.ai, or decentralize.club — it goes into one shared contacts record: your email, what you asked to hear about or applied for, your consent, and anything else you choose to add. Keeping it in one place means you appear once rather than many times, and a single link removes you everywhere.
The controller of this record is Unicate Systems PBC, a Delaware public benefit corporation (currently dormant), which operates these sites. You can reach us about your data at privacy@soli.coop.
If you asked to hear from us, we act only after you confirm by clicking the link in a first email — no confirmation, no messages (double opt-in). If you contacted us or applied — to join, to build, to facilitate, or to talk — our basis is that you reached out to us, logged with the date you did. Either way, every message we send carries a one-click link that both unsubscribes you and deletes your record. We never sell your data and use it for nothing else.
We keep your record until you ask us to remove it, or for 24 months after we last hear from each other, whichever comes first.