Pocket + print
Cards, role decks, local skins, badges, zines, maps, and printable pieces make the system inexpensive to enter, carry, translate, and remix within shared agreements.
Build a little world. Practice one real choice.
Homeitat is a cooperative civic-design game and learning environment that makes a shared place tangible enough to touch, question, imagine, and revise together.
HomeitatPublic preview only. The facilitator sequence, editable pieces, operating records, cost model, governance design, and implementation kit are not published here.
The public premise
Cooperation becomes easier to examine when it has a shape.
Cards, maps, models, stories, and room-scale elements can help people see who uses a place, what it needs, who decides, what is missing, and which small question is ready for a real host.
One idea · four possible scales
From a pocket piece to a place-based pilot.
These scales show the range of the concept, not a released product catalogue or permission to implement the method.
Tabletop bioregion
A three-dimensional watershed, foodshed, neighborhood, or corridor makes water, food, shelter, movement, ecology, care, culture, work, and exchange visible at once.
Immersive layer
A room-scale modular landscape can combine structures, wiring, light, ceramics, soil textures, textiles, sound, painting, projection, loose parts, and accessible movement.
Corridor + site
Only with a willing host, real authority, funds, technical leads, permits, safeguards, and compensation does one relationship become a bounded workshop, stewardship action, or built pilot.
One public example
A neighborhood table before a neighborhood promise.
A group builds a small shared landscape, notices who and what is missing, and compares possible choices without pretending the model has approved anything.
The useful output may be one clearer question, one missing perspective, or one bounded request for a host—not a grand plan announced before the relationships, authority, and resources exist.
What is real now
A protected method with a public doorway.
Homeitat has a dated concept lineage, a growing visual language, public descriptions, and founder-led development. It is not yet a released game, operating site, public credential, housing offer, or adopted institutional program.
Learn
Use the public premise and example to ask better questions about a shared place.
Commission
Hire Sahar to shape a host-specific learning experience, pilot brief, or package.
Develop by agreement
Discuss licensed adaptation, illustration, fabrication, accessibility review, or a funded pilot through a written scope.
Claim and care boundary
Homeitat is an independently developed product and practice in formation—not currently an adopted City program, permit portal, public credentialing authority, employer, clinical or mental-health treatment, released game, housing offer, approved construction system, licensed design or engineering service, funding commitment, or land-access program. A Homeitat badge cannot create permission or City-worker status. Site-based use requires host authority, appropriate technical and legal review, privacy protections, accessible participation, and clear agreements about labor, credit, ownership, risk, information, and benefit.