Build the future together — cross-org collaboration on the technologies that move people.
Build the future together. Creator is a cross-org collaboration layer for the technologies that move people — electric and autonomous cars, eVTOL, rail, ships, robotics, and energy — where one shared project replaces a dozen drifting forks.
What's included
Cross-org / cross-person projects — the canonical project is shared by everyone who joins, never copied (permissions-over-copies)
Open-collaboration by default — projects are discoverable, anyone can request to contribute, maintainers approve (or auto-accept)
Project → Workstreams → Contributions — structure parallel teams around battery, motor, controls, airframe, signaling, whatever the build needs
Every contribution is content-hashed and Ed25519-signed via Verified-by-Turtini — provable authorship that survives the project, the org, and Turtini itself
Per-project license declaration — open hardware (CERN-OHL), permissive, copyleft, Creative Commons, or proprietary
Collaboration layer over your engineering modules — bind a workstream to a record an org already owns in ArchOS, BuildOS, Propulsion, Mission, Comms, or Life Support
Two surfaces, one module: /creator for the org, /me/creator for the person who carries their contribution history for life
Wally drafts a project, logs a contribution, and finds you collaborators by domain (automotive, aviation, rail, marine, energy, robotics, space)
Discoverable from minute one — land inside a living network of builders instead of a closed canvas
About this module
The hard problems in hardware are too big for one org and too valuable to rebuild in a dozen silos. Creator answers that with a single canonical project that everyone joins — not a copy each org maintains and watches drift out of sync. A project carries a domain, tech tags, a declared license, and a visibility setting; inside it, parallel workstreams (battery pack, motor and inverter, vehicle control unit) each have their own lead and status. People and orgs request to join, and maintainers approve — or projects can auto-accept and grow openly.
Every contribution is provable. When you submit a design, doc, simulation, CAD, analysis, or decision, Turtini content-hashes it and issues an Ed25519-signed credential naming you as the author and stamping the time. Anyone — inside or outside Turtini — can verify that signature against the published key, so authorship does not depend on Turtini staying online, and your contribution history follows you across orgs and years the way an athlete carries a dossier.
Creator is a collaboration layer over your engineering modules, not a silo beside them. A workstream can bind to a record an org already owns in ArchOS, BuildOS, Propulsion, Mission, Comms, or Life Support — by reference, never copied, with the owning org keeping control. Open it from the org lens at /creator or the personal lens at /me/creator; either way you are looking at the same shared project, the same permissions-over-copies principle behind property records that follow the property and athlete dossiers that follow the athlete.
What you can do with it
Several orgs co-develop an open EV drivetrain reference as one shared project, not five forks
An independent engineer contributes a signed simulation that proves their authorship forever
A workstream links directly to a live burn plan an org owns in Propulsion, by reference
A project opens to the public and auto-accepts contributors to grow an open-hardware community
Get this module
Free for all Turtini organizations.
Who it's for
- Engineering orgs collaborating on EV, eVTOL, rail, marine, robotics, or energy systems
- Independent engineers and researchers who need portable, provable authorship of their work
- Open-hardware communities coordinating contributions across many companies and individuals
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