International Holding Company

Auric

Auric is my formal studio and holding company for the work I build toward a maximally exciting, prosperous future beyond borders. It has existed since 2022 (although under different names / in different forms) and remains my long-term vessel for principles and international efforts.

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What Auric is

Auric is a global holding company built around meaningful progress: infrastructure, health, university-scale education, space, and international relations. The public line is simple—turning science fiction into reality beyond borders—and the working standard is that profit funds the mission; it is not, and will never be the mission itself.

In practice, Auric is also my formal studio. Software systems, research programs, divisions/focused subsidiaries, long-term goals for humanity live under Auric when they are meant to last as company work rather than purely personal notes or one-off builds. If something is part of the long game, Auric is usually the home for it.

  • Ownership

    Auric is wholly owned by me.

  • Holding role

    Structured for long-term efforts (divisions or subsidiaries) and focused initiatives (projects) under shared values and standards.

  • Public face

    Full architecture, pillar theses, division pages, and project catalog live on auric.hk.

How it works

Three layers

Auric’s operating model is intentionally small: pillars set direction, divisions run lasting companies, projects do bounded work. That is the whole structure.

  • 01 · Direction

    Pillars

    The principles of Auric that divisions embody one or more of. At the time of writing, the pillars are infrastructure, space, health, education, and international relations.

  • 02 · Companies

    Divisions

    Divisions (or subsidiaries) of Auric focus on one pillar or field of work. Each can run many programs and is built to last in the long-term.

  • 03 · Focused work

    Projects

    Narrow technical efforts to solve very specific problems. An example is Auric’s Solara project, a Python + C program for running Auric web services.