Right to repair
If something can be repaired safely, people should have a fair chance to repair it—even after official support ends.
People should be able to understand the tools they use, fix what they own, and make real choices about the systems they depend on. That’s what Aletheia is working toward.
A developing movement, grounded in useful work and open questions.
A person shouldn’t need a manufacturer’s permission to understand why a device failed. And a community shouldn’t have to accept a broken system simply because no alternative has been built yet. We want to help change both.
If something can be repaired safely, people should have a fair chance to repair it—even after official support ends.
An idea is a starting point, not proof. Show the test, explain what happened, and be clear about what you still don’t know.
When something needs changing, work out how to preserve the parts people still rely on. Don't leave them without a replacement.
Share what you’ve learned in a form someone else can check, improve, or use in a completely different field.
For Aletheia, sovereign means practical self-determination: the ability to understand, maintain, and make informed choices about the systems on which you depend.
It is not the pseudolegal claim that saying certain words exempts someone from traffic laws, taxes, courts, licensing, or civic responsibility. Independence must coexist with other people's rights and safety.
Some projects have field notes or public documentation; others are still designs on paper. We’ll say which is which, because a plan and a working tool are not the same thing.
An Android flashlight project being debugged. The public repository has documentation, but not yet a complete, verified source release.
Project documentationField observations pointed to a safety issue in certain exit devices and led to a proposed inexpensive fix. The work has not been independently certified.
Read status notesOmni-Link, Eidolon, and related concepts aim to make vehicle information easier for owners and technicians to inspect. Those capabilities are still being developed.
Explore the conceptsBring an idea, point out a mistake, or help someone reproduce a useful result. Agreement with every part of the vision isn’t a requirement.