Ancestral hands,
artificial tools.
Put AI in the hands of as many Dominican kids as possible, and have them building with it. That's what the company is for.
60 / 40
A social enterprise, not a charity, not a pure company. The majority of what Taíno Labs makes goes to the mission. Profit is the fuel, not the point.
Exactly what the split governs, revenue, founder time, or both, and how it's proven each year, is set in the Constitution, Part VII.
The flywheel
The commercial legs exist to fund the Areíto. Each kid who learns to build becomes part of the talent and demand that strengthens the legs. Social and profit compound.
Kids become builders, founders, and teachers. New talent, new demand.
North star · kids who built and shipped something with AI, not "reached," shipped
The three legs
Education
Self-contained, offline-first learning products, sold to the world at a global bar. The flagship, Python: Assessment Prep, 22 modules, 85 auto-graded exercises, one HTML file that runs with no account and no server, is the reference implementation of the whole brand. It funds the mission, and it shows what learning to build looks like. See the flagship →
Incubator
The floating k comes down to earth as K-Sprints: short, intense bursts where knowledge becomes a built thing. For founders, an asset goes from repo to launch on a reusable rail. For kids, an idea becomes a shipped project in a weekend. Catch the K →
Consultancy
Fixed-scope work for the Dominican government and Dominican companies: training delivery, applied AI, data provenance. The financial keel. It funds the Areíto without grants or outside capital.
What this is not
- Not a charity that depends on grants to survive.
- Not a company that bolts on a mission for marketing. The mission is the majority owner.
- Not extractive: kids' data and dignity come first.
- Not a costume: Taíno heritage is honored with accuracy and respect, for the descendants first.