Your personal space
Health Vault & LUCA
Designed around information you choose to use.
Built around the person
Identity first. Local first. Open by design.
Your health story should stay with you—as your needs, care team and technology change. We are building Solaris so the tools around care strengthen your choices, preserve continuity and support the people and places that help you thrive.
Health begins long before an appointment—in our food, surroundings, relationships and daily choices. Yet finding care can mean repeating our story and searching for pieces of it across disconnected systems.
Solaris begins with a different foundation: the person. We want your story to travel with you, your choices to remain understandable, and useful technology to support lasting relationships with the people who care for you.
Identity first
Your place in Solaris should endure as logins, devices and service providers change.
Local first
We design for useful personal copies, practical recovery and continuity when a connected service is unavailable.
Permission by purpose
You should understand who receives information, why it is needed and what access you are granting.
Portable by design
Records and context should have usable export paths, so changing tools does not mean starting your story again.
A modular framework
Choose tools that serve you. Change them as your needs evolve, with a path to retain your core information.
These are design commitments. “Open source” does not mean open medical records.
Personal tools, care teams and community services have different responsibilities. Solaris is being built to help them work together through choices people can understand.
Your story · your choices · your goals
Your personal space
Designed around information you choose to use.
Your care relationships
With access scoped to the care relationship.
Your wider community
That support daily life.
01 / Personal
A mobile home for personal health information, chosen sharing, and continuity beyond one service.
Planned Q1 202702 / Professional
A mobile companion being developed alongside Clinic OS, with a clearly scoped practitioner context.
Planned Q1 202703 / Organization
A care-team workspace designed around clinic responsibilities, reviewed workflows, and operations.
In developmentUsable formats, originals, documented export, and a path to leave.
Useful offline functions and tested restoration across supported environments.
Clear boundaries for storage, inference, agents, and external services, so tools and providers can change as your needs evolve.
Attributable actions, review history, corrections, and visible dependencies.
Personal, practitioner and organizational contexts remain distinct; switching roles does not transfer access. Sharing and actions pass through consent, role and purpose checks that also bound the tasks LUCA can support. This describes intended architecture, not an as-built deployment.
Solaris is an open-source company by conviction. We are committed to releasing all Solaris-developed software under open-source licenses.
The foundations of care should be open to inspection, improvement and shared progress. We intend to earn trust through useful tools, dependable services and the quality of our work.
Communities should be able to adapt their tools. Builders should be able to build on one another’s progress. People should have a meaningful path to continue with another provider. Open software and private health information belong together.
Read our founding visionNo external protocol, company, relay, signer, wallet, AI model, storage provider or interoperability partner may become necessary for the user to retain access to their identity and core health data.
That includes Solaris. This is an engineering requirement to test as the software develops. Databases and connected services still have useful roles; recovery, retained copies and usable exit paths must be designed in.
We begin in healthcare, with a wider purpose: to help the systems that sustain life support one another. Better tools should strengthen human agency, useful work should sustain shared prosperity, and progress should serve the living world.
People, food, land and community belong in the same picture. Our regenerative direction connects care with the conditions that help life thrive.
We are designing LUCA and future connections with chosen digital assistants to help people understand information, prepare questions and coordinate permitted tasks. Qualified people remain responsible for clinical judgments.
Our economic direction is for value to return to the people and infrastructure that make the ecosystem useful. Contribution should be recognized through clear rules and accountable evidence.
GPS—Global Prosperous Split—is our planned contribution-sharing model. The founder-defined target allocates 10% of the full customer payment on qualifying ecosystem transactions to a contribution pool. Initial defaults allocate a larger share of that pool to Solaris purpose accounts; the longer-term direction allows eligible, registered and verified providers to configure applicable splits. Exact weights, eligibility, change authority, fees and refunds remain to be defined.
Bitcoin is the chosen monetary foundation. Lightning payments and RGB contract-state mechanisms are being explored in planning and sandbox work. A live automatic payment split is not established by this page.
Complementary by intention
Solaris is intended to complement public healthcare and existing institutions with a private, sovereign layer for personal agency, useful coordination and local continuity. Institutions should be able to evaluate interfaces, responsibilities, data movement and recovery paths before choosing an integration.
Whether you are exploring your own health, caring for a community or building useful tools, there is a place to begin.
Solaris is developing private, sovereign health infrastructure that supports and complements public healthcare, clinics, universities and institutions — while respecting each organization’s responsibilities and each person’s choices.