A concept for the Diapontia Islands
Private preview. For conversation, not public use.
Confidential · July 2026
Private preview. For conversation, not public use.
SIGNALS · DIAPONTIA ISLANDS
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The cameras, water tanks, generators and Wi-Fi the islands already have, joined into one picture you can question in plain Greek and it answers. And a quiet digital layer that serves residents and visitors without changing how island life feels. This page is a conversation starter, not a sales document.
People come here to slow down. Nothing we build should interrupt that. No screens in the square, no kiosks on the beach, no technology anyone is forced to touch. The intelligence works in the background for the few people who run things, and every service for residents and visitors is an invitation, not a requirement.
Your phone if you want it. The town office if you prefer a person. The island works either way.
Signals joins what the islands already have into one live view the municipality can simply ask. Which tank is low. Is generator two carrying the load. How many came off the ferry. Where is the leak. Asked in Greek, answered in Greek.
Mobile first, and deliberately low key. No app to install, no account to create. A simple page that feels like a note from the town office, in Greek, English, French or Spanish.
Signals is the platform. Forge is our delivery arm, the team that builds the specific things a place actually needs and hands them over working. We use AI to deliver, which means small things get built fast and cost what small things should cost.
The islands should not depend on anyone else's network to know their own water level. So the concept is a system that lives on the island and takes care of itself.
A working demonstration already exists, built for Ereikoussa, in four languages. Share it, react to it, tell us what is missing.
A small pilot: a few cameras and one solar node. It runs on what exists and touches no other system.
Tanks, pumps, generators, Wi-Fi. Alerts first. Then automatic response where the island's controls allow it, like the pump changeover.
A shared operating picture for Ereikoussa, Othoni and Mathraki, linked by satellite. One place for water, power and people. The same model extends to larger islands.
No facial recognition. No identity. Aggregate counts only.
Video is processed in the moment and dropped. What remains is counts and status: how many, where, what is running. Built to pass GDPR and Greek data protection review before anything is installed.