Every project in EvoBioSys is a holon — whole in itself, yet part of a greater whole. This is the full map: 48 living projects, nested into three pillars, each evolving at its own pace.
The Holonic Principle
The term holon was coined by Arthur Koestler in 1967 to describe something that is simultaneously a whole and a part. A cell is a holon: complete in itself, yet part of an organ. An organ is a holon: complete in itself, yet part of an organism. An organism is a holon: complete in itself, yet part of an ecosystem.
EvoBioSys applies this principle to its project structure. Each project has full autonomy — its own purpose, rhythm, and identity — while being nested within larger pillars and contributing to the coherence of the whole. This is not hierarchy in the command-and-control sense. It is holarchy: nested circles of increasing scope, where every level matters equally.
The three pillars — Evo (growing), Bio (living), Sys (systems) — are themselves holons within EvoBioSys. Below, you will find every project holon mapped across this structure.
Visual Overview
EvoBioSys at the root, three pillars as branches, project holons as leaves. Click the arrows to expand or collapse branches.
Evo — Growing
The Evo pillar holds projects that cultivate human development, historical understanding, community formation, and cultural memory.
Developmental education and integral learning. A long-term project to build educational frameworks that honor human developmental stages — from childhood through adult maturity.
Historical knowledge and cultural memory. Recovering, preserving, and making accessible the deep currents of world history — particularly the stories that dominant narratives have buried.
A book and writing project articulating an aligned European ideology — one that draws on indigenous roots, integral philosophy, and a post-colonial reckoning with European history. Currently at v0.1 draft.
A writing project exploring universal policy — principles and frameworks that could guide governance across cultural and national boundaries while honoring developmental complexity.
The community building umbrella. Local hubs where people meet, coordinate, and build the social fabric that living systems depend on.
Bio — Living
The Bio pillar holds projects focused on stewarding living processes — organizations, communities, and financial flows shaped by care rather than extraction.
Startup consulting and stewardship. Soaro helps early-stage ventures find their footing through developmental support, strategic clarity, and a living systems approach to business. Lead: Jakob Possert.
The governance collective that coordinates the shared practices, agreements, and principles across EvoBioSys. Member: Jakob Possert-Bienzle.
Social Finance collective (sofin.bio). A nested holon under both EvoBioSys Collective and the broader SoFin initiative, focused on building regenerative financial structures that serve life.
A financial flow management system — infrastructure for tracking, directing, and visualizing how resources move through the EvoBioSys network. Making money flows legible and intentional.
The animist investment studio. Representing the interests of living systems through investment — backing ventures that eliminate the false distinction between humans and nature.
Sys — Systems
The Sys pillar holds the technical infrastructure — tools, platforms, and systems that give the holonic network its digital nervous system.
The tech foundation. "ki" (place/base/earth) + "dur" (bond/tie/enclosure) = foundational binding structure. The root from which EvoBioSys's technical projects grow.
Interoperating knowledge silos. A local-first, open-source system for connecting notes across tools without forcing everything into a single app. Nested under kidur.
A category of flow-state tools nested under kidur. Designed to support deep work, presence, and natural rhythms in digital environments.
Life OS and sovereign infrastructure. A personal and organizational operating system for people who take digital sovereignty seriously — self-hosted, privacy-first, EU-sovereign.
Structured knowledge for the living web. Building tools and practices for semantic markup, linked data, and knowledge graphs that respect the relational nature of information.
Portable desk and personal software registry. A service offering that packages the sovereign infrastructure patterns of EvoBioSys into something others can adopt and adapt.
A text weaving tool for composing long-form writing from interconnected fragments. Nested under kidur as part of the knowledge tooling layer.
A project to capture and make searchable a complete personal browsing history — reclaiming the trail of digital attention as a knowledge resource.
A tool for systematic fact-checking and truth verification. Cutting through noise by building reliable, traceable chains of evidence.
A custom infinite canvas built on tldraw for visual thinking, planning, and collaborative mapping within the EvoBioSys ecosystem.
Improving how updates propagate through outliner tools — keeping nested, interconnected notes fresh without manual effort.
Advancing long-form writing workflows within Logseq — bridging the gap between outliner thinking and published prose.
Quick-capture and import tools for getting content into Logseq from any source — reducing friction between thought and record.
Identifying and building free and open-source replacements for proprietary software — ensuring sovereignty does not require compromise.
Cryptocurrency projects exploring decentralized finance, token economics, and blockchain-based coordination within the EvoBioSys network.
Personal & Family
Holons are not only organizational. Some are deeply personal — joint ventures with family and projects rooted in care, body, and home.
Joint projects with Kaja — the shared undertakings of a partnership that is itself a holon.
Cross-cutting
Some holons cut across pillars — shaping the conditions under which all other projects operate.
Universal internet and resource access policy. Advocating for the conditions under which every person can participate in the digital commons — connectivity as a fundamental right.
Securing cloud infrastructure credits and startup programs to reduce the financial friction of building sovereign tech. A practical funding strategy that keeps the Sys pillar running.