H.O.M.E. logo, a sleeping planet
An early-stage nonprofit initiative

Humans On Mother Earth

We build tools that make it easier for people to organize, coordinate, and get credit for solving real-world problems. Because technology should serve people, not harm them.

Founded 2026 · Building in public from Columbus, Georgia

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“There's one thing we all have in common: we're all human. Rich, poor, man, woman, non-binary, it doesn't matter. We share the experience of humanity. That's what HOME is built around.”
From the founder's notes, why HOME started

What is H.O.M.E.?

H.O.M.E. stands for Humans On Mother Earth. We are an organization with one mission: build tools and community initiatives that improve human well-being while making sure technology serves people instead of harming them.

We believe in the power of people. Our job is to help people come together and tackle the problems that matter to them.

Why HOME exists

HOME started with a feeling a lot of us know: fear about the future, and about a world shaped by people whose only interest is their own.

Sitting around hoping someone else would fix it wasn't going to work. So the idea became a plan: build toward an ideal future, not for a select few, but for as many people on this planet as possible.

The problems are huge and deeply connected, which is exactly why they need people from every walk of life working on them together.

The problems we study

These are global challenges we work toward solving. They are deeply interconnected, so none of them gets solved in isolation, and neither do we.

Financial instability & poverty

Helping people build stability instead of just getting by.

Economic inequality

The gap keeps widening. We study what actually narrows it.

Technology's human toll

The social and psychological cost of the tools we use daily.

AI risks & ethics

Making sure artificial intelligence ends up serving people.

Misinformation & information warfare

Trustworthy information is infrastructure. We treat it that way.

Environmental sustainability

Human well-being depends on a livable planet. Full stop.

Mental health

Depression and social anxiety are rising. Technology should help, not hurt.

How we work on them

Research

Studying the problems we care about and comparing the solutions that actually work, with honesty about what does not.

Software applications

Building tools that make it easier for people to organize, coordinate, and get credit for solving real-world problems.

Support for nonprofits

Providing manpower and affordable software to other nonprofits already doing the work on the ground.

Where we are today: at the beginning. That means building the foundation, our research base, our first tools, and the community around them. No inflated numbers, just work in progress. This page grows as we do.

People first

A mission about humans starts with humans. So here are a few of our early days out together: offline, outside, and away from screens.

Part of the H.O.M.E. team at a waterfall
Walking the trails on one of our first days out
A sign reading BIG FAN of HUMAN RIGHTS at a community event

Get involved

Work on the problems that affect you or your loved ones every day, alongside a community that shares knowledge, supports your growth, and connects you with people who care about the same things.

  1. 1

    Sign up

    Fill out the short signup form so we know to expect you.

  2. 2

    Join the community

    Make a free Notion account and join our Discord server.

  3. 3

    Pick how you want to help

    Read through the open roles and choose the one that fits you.

  4. 4

    Start on a real problem

    Add problems you care about, or start researching solutions that are already documented.

We're early. That's the point.

HOME is at the very start. The people who join now don't just fill a role, they shape what this becomes. If that sounds like your kind of project, sign up and we'll get you set up.

Sign up to join

No experience required. Motivation is the only prerequisite.

Prefer email? hereathome26@gmail.com