Martin, the falcon
The sentinel
Watches the borders: Law 25, GDPR, 2257. Nothing crosses that shouldn't.
Our story
Every name here is a legend we chose to keep.
We grew up between arcade cabinets and old myths. When we started building software that people would have to trust with their words, their work and their income, we named it after the stories that taught us what trust costs.
kris + zaka (坂)
01 · Krizaka
The forge on the slope
A kris is a blade forged in layers — iron folded onto iron, again and again, until a pattern appears in the steel. Zaka is the slope you climb, one step after another.
Krizaka is the forge halfway up the hill. Nothing leaves it that hasn't been folded, tested and written down — and everything that leaves it is open, so anyone can check the pattern.
ōrāre (to speak) + zaka
02 · Orazaka
The oracle that stays home
Ōrāre: to speak, to ask — the Latin root of oracle. In the old stories you climbed to the oracle with your question, and you trusted it with something private.
Orazaka is an oracle on your own hill. It answers, it reasons, it creates — and it never carries your words down to someone else's valley. AI you can consult without giving anything away.
Yamata no Orochi
03 · Orochia
Eight heads, eight answers
Yamata no Orochi is the eight-headed serpent of Japan's oldest chronicles. Players of a certain age met it elsewhere: the final boss of The King of Fighters '97, sealed by three clans and their sacred treasures.
In the myth, Susanoo doesn't win by force. He sets out eight vats, one for each head, and waits. The creator economy has eight heads of its own — Orochia sets out one answer for each, so that creators are paid, every cent, exactly once.
- 1Leaked linksPlayback signed for five minutes
- 2Forged paymentsOnly the gateway can confirm
- 3Double creditsSettled exactly once
- 4Unpaid creatorsBalances read from the ledger
- 5Unverified content2257 records before any upload
- 6Abuse left unansweredReports kept, takedowns explained
- 7DeplatformingYour servers, several gateways
- 8Lock-inApache-2.0, every line
04 · The flock
The ones keeping watch.
Our mascots aren't decoration. Each one carries something we don't compromise on.
The owl
The listener
Hears every question and keeps it in the house.
The carrier pigeon
The messenger
Carries signed messages, and delivers each one once.
The flamingo
The creator
Balances on one leg and still makes it look easy. We make sure she gets paid.
The duck
The builder
Calm on the surface, paddling hard underneath: the code, the tests, the docs.
The phoenix
The two flames
Purple and gold — two rival flames from the arcade legend, flying together. Code reborn with every commit.
Old stories, kept promises.
That is the whole idea. The legends gave us the names; the work is making sure the software deserves them.