Hapi
We incubate technologies that seek to increase average levels of wellbeing in the world, and explore the business models that can help millions of people thrive in an age of AI.
AI is becoming the way people reach information, services and each other. Whether that lifts or lowers everyday wellbeing depends on what gets built, and on who it's built for. We build and release technologies aimed at the many, and we test whether they can sustain themselves in the open.
What we've built
Email for AI agents
Real email for AI agents: mailboxes, domains, sending and reading. It's built with the safeguards a person would want around an agent that handles their mail, including screening for prompt injection and checks on outgoing messages before they leave.
Why wellbeing: people should be able to hand work to an agent without losing control of what it sends, or being manipulated through what it reads.
Visit aimail →Open data for Latin America
Public data for Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Belize and the Dominican Republic, down to the municipality: poverty, prices, health, education, procurement, laws and more. Every value cites its source, and you can ask in Spanish or English.
Why wellbeing: communities, journalists and small businesses make better decisions when they can see the same data that large institutions already use.
Explore datosIA →How we work
We start small, ship in public, and let real use tell us what's worth continuing. We look at the business model as closely as the technology, because wellbeing at the scale of millions only happens when something can pay for itself.
Find places where AI could raise everyday wellbeing and where today's models of access fall short.
Make something useful enough to release, with safeguards designed in from the first version.
Put it in front of the public, often inside the AI assistants people already use.
Keep what helps people, change what doesn't, and stop what can't sustain itself.
If you want to partner, invest, or tell us about a problem worth tackling, we'd like to hear from you.