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Impact

Built for the country.

Haiti does not need another pilot. It needs durable systems that turn trust into records, distance into rails and local making into a market.

Haiti / systems view
Haiti infrastructure mapA dotted silhouette of Haiti connecting the studio's work in records, digital rails and access to markets.RecordRailMarket
Cash → recordDistance → railMaking → market

The map is not a claim of coverage. It is the studio's design constraint: build infrastructure around how Haiti and its diaspora already move money, care and opportunity.

  1. 01Trust becomes legible

    Financial inclusion

    Peyeli lets a business account for every payment it takes, and SÒL turns a savings tradition into a shared ledger. Both replace memory and paper with records people can actually rely on.

    Peyeli / SÒL / PREDI

  2. 02Distance stops being friction

    Connectivity

    Konek keeps people reachable across borders on their own number: for the bank alert, the clinic, the family call. WOUT keeps people informed at home, with verified local reports on roads, fuel and power. Staying connected is not a luxury for a diaspora economy.

    Konek / WOUT

  3. 03Care travels farther

    Health & care access

    MediOS removes the administrative drag from immigration medical exams, and CareCircle supports diaspora families caring for older relatives at a distance.

    MediOS / CareCircle

  4. 04Haitian making reaches outward

    Commerce & independent businesses

    VERTIER, Misty Essence and Kwasans are consumer brands built to sell outward. PULLOVR is being built to help mobile food businesses run and grow. Different businesses, with tools and identities of their own.

    VERTIER / Misty Essence / Kwasans / PULLOVR

  5. 05Capability stays in the country

    Talent

    Every venture is an apprenticeship. The point is not a product count; it is a bench of designers, engineers and operators who can build the next venture without us.

    The next generation