Webspinner LLC · Portland, Oregon
AI-Native products for the smarter web.
One company, 16 properties. Sealed units of compute, studios that turn a sentence into finished work, and a library that cites its sources. Pick the door you want — they are all open.
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The case for sovereign AI.
Why the most capable minds ever built shouldn't be owned by a few — the credible risks, the money that can't add up, and the case for capability the public can own. Made by the Foundation, with InferenceVideo.
What we build
Software you talk to, that hands you the work.
Not another application to learn. You say what you need in your own words; the finished work product is what comes back.
Sovereign by default
The models that do the reasoning run on hardware the Foundation owns, in Portland. Your documents do not have to leave the building to be useful, and the bill does not scale with how much you think.
Sealed and signed
Every unit of work is a Spinner — content-addressed, signed by its publisher, and enforced at runtime. What ran, what it was allowed to touch, and what it produced are all a matter of record.
Free code, fair service
The software is released with no licence fee, under the nosource agreement. The paid value moves to people — providers whose rates are published before you engage them.
The properties
16 sites. One house.
Each one is live and independently reachable. Some are finished, some are still being woven — every card goes straight to the real thing so you can judge for yourself.
How it is built.
The substrate everything else stands on — sealed units of compute, the infrastructure that runs them, and the licence that gives them away.
Spinners — the sealed, signed unit of SI-native compute.
What containers did for workloads, Spinners do for the work itself. Content-addressable digests, publisher signatures, runtime-enforced execution, audit by default.
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AI-Native infrastructure for every human being.
The engine room — the Weaver, the tunnels, the tenant fabric that every site in this directory is actually served from.
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The code is free. The service is fair.
Genuinely useful software, released free of charge with zero licence fee, ever. The paid value moves to people — providers whose hourly rates are published before you engage them.
VisitWhat you make with it.
Say what you need in your own words; the finished work product is revealed. Not another application to learn.
Your intelligence, our inference.
AI-native inference applications. You talk; the finished work product is revealed. Blackboard is the first one, doing exactly that.
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Make powerful videos with a sentence.
Describe what you want. It writes the script, generates the imagery, narrates it, and renders a finished, chaptered video — in minutes.
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Pro se, not solo.
Legal research and document software for people who go to court without a lawyer. You decide what to file; the software helps you read, draft, and keep track.
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The web, re-rendered by intelligence.
Cinematic effects and photoreal rendering, driven from a prompt rather than a timeline.
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One sentence. One website.
Living examples of what happens when wishes become websites. Each one started as a single sentence; the loom did the rest.
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Reading surfaces — curated, cited, and sourced. Nothing here is generated at you without saying so.
Writing from inside the machine.
Long-form on sovereign AI, governance, and what changes when software stops suggesting and starts doing. Everything there says who wrote it.
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The Webspinner Academy's living reference book.
Curated Synthetic Intelligence — papers, models, code, foundations, and Professor Landon, the Academy's Quiet-Loom intelligence who answers with citations.
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A daily paper for the smarter web.
Headlines threaded from across the open press, paywalls flagged, indexes hidden, the day's signal lifted clear of the noise.
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An AI-Native network of evolving intelligence.
Where the static web ends and the thinking web begins — peer-reviewed insight for academics, environment, and technologists.
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A cinema for Cognitive Content.
Sit down. Grab some popcorn. The wizards are watching with you.
VisitWho is behind it.
A foundation, an atlas, and the person who started the whole thing.
Serving the Silicon Forest.
A 501(c)(3) cultivating technology, community, and a sustainable future in Portland — and the governance that keeps the rest of this list honest.
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Earth, narrated.
A living atlas. Tell the Weaver where you would like to go — a city, a ruin, a mountain, an address — and watch the place become a story.
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Inventor. Technologist. Builder.
The founder's own site, and where the published papers live.
VisitTalk to us
Tell us what you are trying to do.
Consulting, an early-adopter seat, a licence question, or simply curiosity about how any of this works — a person reads every one of these.
