The Structure

One Trust, three lanes, and what runs beneath them.

The Planetary Regenerative Trust holds three lane entities. A foundation of applications runs their verification, enrollment and community layers, built on Life AI's intelligence layer. Hover any card for more detail.

The Trust

Planetary Regenerative Trust

The fiduciary container

Raises and deploys blended capital into the three lane entities, under one set of mission-locked covenants.

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PRT Five Capital Management PBC

Manager & trustee

Runs the Trust day to day — deploys capital, governs compliance, and leads the investment and audit committees.

Manager & trustee

PRT Five Capital Management PBC

PBC stands for Public Benefit Corporation — a for-profit structure legally bound to a stated public-benefit purpose alongside its financial duty to investors.
Deploys capital across the three lanes and leads their investment and audit committees.
Sets accounting standards Trust-wide, so every lane reports on the same basis.
Steps in to form special-purpose vehicles (SPVs), and to lead mergers, acquisitions and company negotiations on the Trust's behalf.

The Three Lanes

The Place Fund

Fixed assets

Develops real estate under permanent stewardship covenants — master development, remediation, hospitality, mixed-use.

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VLAS

Stewardship

Sets the standard, verifies the claim, and issues the record that lets a living-system improvement count as an asset.

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Stewardship

VLAS

VLAS stands for the Verified Living Asset Standard — the rule set that defines when a real improvement to a living system (soil, water, forest, habitat) can be recognized as a finance-grade asset.
Recognizes when an improvement actually qualifies as an asset, and verifies the claim behind it before it's recorded.
Tracks that asset's lifecycle from issuance onward.
The standard the other two lanes' work — Place Fund development, RDC's companies — is measured against.

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RDC

Enabling tech

Originates and grows the enabling-company portfolio: AI and trust systems, climate tech, building materials, food and forest, education.

Foundation — what the lanes run on

RegenOps

Application · Place enrollment

Runs every new place through intake, five-capital scoring, and cross-checked research before it reaches build.

RCCS

Application · Verification pipeline

Measures, verifies and issues the credit behind every outcome VLAS recognizes on a real place.

Application · Verification pipeline

RCCS

RCCS stands for the Regenerative Capital Credit System — the pipeline that turns a measured improvement into an issued credit.
Instruments a place, ingests its data, and applies the measurement rules (grammar) that define what counts as a verified change.
Computes the change from baseline as an unchangeable (immutable) record, then sends it out for independent, third-party verification.
Issues the credit once verified, and feeds it into NAV (Net Asset Value) reporting and governance.
Every credit it issues traces back to a specific, verified change from a documented starting point — never an estimate.

Zoen

The living community layer

Runs the membership network that certifies a place or steward under the Regenerative Commons License.

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The living community layer

Zoen

Zoen.earth is the public doorway into a place — where anyone can learn what it is and how it's stewarded.
Zoen Commons is the membership network underneath it, connecting stewards and places to each other.
Certification runs through three gates, each a higher bar: a steward's own self-declaration, formal Commons certification, and full conformance with VLAS, the Verified Living Asset Standard.

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Core — the intelligence layer everything above runs on

HAIL

Application · Meta-compiler

Writes a domain-specific language for each domain — ecology, capital, governance, health, law — and evolves it with AI.

Application · Meta-compiler

HAIL

HAIL stands for Human-AI Language — a meta-compiler, meaning it writes new languages rather than being one itself.
Generates a purpose-built (domain-specific) language for each field it covers, instead of forcing every field into one generic language.
That language's rules (its grammar) are evolved by AI over time, not hand-written once and frozen.
Writes the programs in that language; a separate system executes them.
The Future City Portal is one product built on it.

SDL

Application · Semantic Design Language

Generates the semantic design language civic-design tools build on, from a single language-level data primitive.

Application · Semantic Design Language

SDL

SDL stands for Semantic Design Language — a shared vocabulary that lets civic-design tools describe a place consistently.
Built on Quad Pixel, a single core data unit every other part of the system also depends on.
Every data point in Quad Pixel carries four values together: Magnitude (how much), Velocity (how fast it's changing), Acceleration (whether that speed is increasing or slowing), and Certainty (how confident the measurement is).

PAL

Application · Personal AI Liaison

Holds context, captures consent, and records the reasoning behind every action it proposes. PAL recommends; people decide.

Application · Personal AI Liaison

PAL

PAL stands for Personal AI Liaison — the AI that works alongside one person, not a general-purpose assistant.
Holds context across a session, so it doesn't lose track of what a person is trying to do.
Captures a person's explicit consent before acting on their behalf.
Records the reasoning behind every action it proposes, so its recommendations can be reviewed.
PAL recommends — the person always decides; it never commits an action on its own.

Life AI

The intelligence layer

Runs the reasoning, language-generation and consent layer that HAIL, SDL and PAL are built on.

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A structure explorer, not yet the durable interactive version. Figures shown are targets and illustrative, not guarantees. Detailed materials for qualified investors are available on request through the data room.