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Community replication protocol

Bring cooperative aging care to your city.

The infrastructure — shared care software, physician review, cooperative care credits — is being built once, to be licensed to each community at cost. Your workers hold equity in your cooperative. Not in a holding company above you.

The replication protocol opens once Boulder, Node One, is proven. Nothing here is for sale today.

Three steps

From expression of interest to operating cooperative.

Step 01

Express interest

Add your city below. Tell us how many caregivers you could bring. That tells us where to go next.

Your city on the map

Step 02

Get the protocol

Once Boulder is proven, we open the replication stack: technical integration, legal scaffolding, and a Protocol License at cost.

Opens after Boulder

Step 03

Form your cooperative

Your community forms its own cooperative entity under your local law — an LCA, Coöperatie U.A., eG, coopérative de travail. Your workers hold equity in that entity, not in Boulder.

Your equity. Your governance.

Express interest

Add your community to the map.

Not a commitment. An expression of interest. We keep only your email, city, country, and team size, and we'll contact you when the replication protocol is ready to open.

Registering interest is not a live map node, an operating co-op, or federation membership. It tells us where people want one.

The minimum viable team to open a community node is 4 caregivers + 1 community organizer.

Interest registered.

We'll reach out when the replication protocol is ready to open.

This is an expression of interest only: not a live map node, an operating co-op, or federation membership.

Caring for someone now? Start at co-op.care.

On your device · No account needed

Your city · Community Node Readiness Sheet

0 of 4 caregivers + 1 organizer

Type your city, country, and caregiver count in the form above — or check off the steps below — to build a one-page kitchen-table readiness sheet on your device. Nothing in this sheet is sent to a server; when you copy a share link, the sheet travels inside the #node= part of the URL.

Mapped cooperative statute

Select your country above to load your local cooperative legal form

Every node forms its own local cooperative under its own national or state law so caregivers hold governing control and families hold consumer membership in one entity.

First kitchen-table meeting focus (60 minutes)

Start before any legal filing: gather five neighbor households to log and confirm one hour of companionship or errands on co-op.care/hours, and write down family Care Wishes on CareGoals.

Five-step local readiness checklist (0 of 5 checked)

What your circle can use today (before any legal filing)

These tools run right now across the portfolio with no dues:

The protocol license

What opens once Boulder is proven.

The replication protocol is not a franchise. There are no royalties on your revenue. The draft terms are a one-time setup and a solidarity contribution that flows back to nodes in need, including yours. Amounts will be set with the first communities.

Shared care software

Planned: the shared care software, the Omaha System–to–FHIR mapping schema, and deployment documentation. Your instance, your data.

HarnessHealth physician review

AI drafts; a named physician signs or declines. Today HarnessHealth runs as a sandbox on synthetic cases.

chanio memory layer

Planned: the AI context layer that makes each member interaction cumulative, kept on the member's own device. Today chanio runs on the founder's own Mac.

Care-hour credit ledger

Planned: every hour earned in your network recorded and redeemable within the federation. co-op.care's time bank is live in Boulder today.

Legal scaffolding

Cooperative formation templates adapted to your jurisdiction — LCA, Coöperatie U.A., eG, coopérative de travail. You engage local counsel; we provide the architecture.

Federation membership

Planned: your cooperative holds a member seat and a delegate vote in co-op.care, the federation of local co-ops. The federation is yours to govern.

Nothing here is for sale today. Technology hosting would be at actual cost.

Communities on the map

The first node is building. The map is open.

Each dot is a community that has expressed interest or is actively building. The replication protocol opens city by city, not all at once.

Boulder, CO — Being built Your city

Legal forms mapped: Netherlands (Coöperatie U.A.) · Germany (eG) · UK (Co-operative Society) · Canada, QC (coopérative de travail) · Japan (労働者協同組合) · Australia