Create · Tools for Change
The best already exists.SeedTree is building a suite of tools designed for the regenerative movement, each one solving a real problem the current system creates. These are the ones in Tools for Change, coming soon.
Every tool here was born from a real frustration. The world doesn’t lack good solutions, it lacks good infrastructure for them.
Common Ground
same door, different tone
Most conflict happens in the gap between what people mean and what the other person hears. Most agreements fall apart for the same reason. Common Grounds walks each person through their own private reflection first, what they need, what they value, what they're willing to offer, before mapping the common ground between them and surfacing what still needs conversation. Two rooms: one for building agreements, one for repair. Works for co-founders, collaborators, housemates, business partners, parents and kids. Anyone who needs to get on the same page, or find their way back to it.
Lost Me
your rejection is worth more than your purchase
A consumer rejection app that captures why people don't buy, anonymised, aggregated, and sold back to companies as reverse market research. You get a voice. They get the truth. The revenue seeds the regenerative ecosystem. Lost Me turns the most ignored moment in commerce into SeedTree's most powerful engine.
T&Cs&U
the fine print that seizes you, decoded
The fine print that seizes you, decoded. T&Cs&U translates what you're actually agreeing to, in plain language, the moment you need to know. Then it goes further: your counter-offer, in one tap. Because consent should mean something.
Glasshouse
public questions that can't be buried
A public ledger where people collectively question organisations, governments, and corporations. AI helps shape raw frustration into properly cited, weighted questions. Once upvoted enough, questions are formally submitted through official channels and posted publicly as pending reply. Silence is data. Nothing gets buried.
Pending Reply
extractive industries claim they support communities, hold them to it
Extractive industries say they support the communities they operate in. Pending Reply provides the platform for citizens to apply directly for that community funding, publicly, on the record, with the application visible to all. If they said yes, they said yes. If they go quiet, everyone can see that too.
More tools in the ground
More are being designed and funded. This list will get longer.
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Every tool here is built for the public good, not for profit. Your funding goes to development, infrastructure and the people building it. There is no advertising in any of them.
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