3 PRACTICE AREAS
RFUTR · The Portfolio
Three Legs. One Instrument Underneath All of Them.
Everywhere trust decides whether something holds, we've built a practice around it — a named methodology, a set of decision tools, and a door on both the mission side and the commercial side.
Portfolio Area
Civics
Civic life has always run on trust. We built the first instrument that reads it structurally instead of guessing at it from a poll.
MissionRFUTR 501(c)(3) — movement building, coalitions, public agencies
CommercialCohera Systems — campaigns, party committees
Practice Area
Generative Trust
Built on Social Default — reading how a community generates or withholds trust before anyone asks it for anything, not after.
Top-Line Decision Tools
Trust Window
Descent
Civics Engine
Social Default
Dark Spots
Media ROI
Portfolio Area
Land Use
Conservation protects what's left. Regeneration heals what's already depleted. We read the human variable underneath both, before capital commits.
MissionGrantmakers, land trusts, tribal governments, ag-science partners
CommercialDevelopers, insurers, capital allocators
Practice Area
Resilience
Whether a place holds under pressure — priced for insurers, proven for funders, the same read either way.
Top-Line Decision Tools
Best Use of Place
Ground Truth Portrait
Implementation Insurance
Regenerative Farming
Friction Metric
Portfolio Area
Equity
Adoption, read precisely, is how you find the people who need something most — faster than any demographic model ever could.
MissionPublic health agencies, community health systems
CommercialInsurers, state health agencies, food banks, maternal health networks
Practice Area
Disinvested Communities
Precision targeting for the people every program is designed for and most often fails to reach.
Top-Line Decision Tools
Trust as Medicine
Food as Medicine
Community Readiness
Authentic Pathways
In Development
A Communities Foundation
The layer all three legs eventually stand on: commercial-edge revenue channeled back into mission-edge work, in the same communities that generated it.