NAV CollectiveContact

Impact

Built for the country.

Haiti does not need another pilot. It needs durable systems that turn trust into records, distance into rails and local making into a market.

Haiti / systems view
Haiti infrastructure mapA dotted silhouette of Haiti connecting the studio's work in records, digital rails and access to markets.RecordRailMarket
Cash → recordDistance → railMaking → market

The map is not a claim of coverage. It is the studio's design constraint: build infrastructure around how Haiti and its diaspora already move money, care and opportunity.

  1. 01Trust becomes legible

    Financial inclusion

    Peyeli lets a business account for every payment it takes, and SÒL turns a savings tradition into a shared ledger. Both replace memory and paper with records people can actually rely on.

    Peyeli / SÒL / PREDI

  2. 02Distance stops being friction

    Connectivity

    Konek keeps people reachable across borders on their own number: for the bank alert, the clinic, the family call. WOUT keeps people informed at home, with verified local reports on roads, fuel and power. Staying connected is not a luxury for a diaspora economy.

    Konek / WOUT

  3. 03Care travels farther

    Health & care access

    MediOS removes the administrative drag from immigration medical exams, and CareCircle supports diaspora families caring for older relatives at a distance.

    MediOS / CareCircle

  4. 04Haitian making reaches outward

    Commerce & export

    VERTIER, Misty Essence and Kwasans are consumer brands built to sell outward. Haitian products competing on design, not on sympathy.

    VERTIER / Misty Essence / Kwasans

  5. 05Capability stays in the country

    Talent

    Every venture is an apprenticeship. The point is not ten products; it is a bench of designers, engineers and operators who can build the eleventh without us.

    The next generation