Technology Partner
Help Build the Infrastructure Between Systems
Do not start with blockchain. Start with the problem.
Start with the problem.
PHILL OS is being conceived as the operating layer supporting the participant journey. But Flight 01 is not looking for technology partners to validate a predetermined technical solution. We need partners willing to ask: What is the minimum technology actually required to make this model work?
The proposed operating problem
A participant may move among a barber, a mentor, a healthcare provider, a community organization, HELP, referral partners, and other systems. Each organization may maintain its own workflows and information. PHILL wants to explore how the participant’s journey can remain coordinated without creating another unnecessary silo.
Flight 01 technology priorities
PHILL OS
- Milestone management
- Referral status
- Barrier events
- HELP workflow
- Mentor workflow
- Implementation dashboard
PHILL Passport
- Participant-centered information
- Permissions
- Documents
- Referral information
- Milestones
- Portable administrative information where appropriate
Data Governance
- Role-based access
- Consent and authorization
- Data minimization
- Auditability
- Provenance
- Participant control
Interoperability
Where existing standards and systems can solve the problem, we should use them. Custom development should earn its place.
The technology question is not: How do we build PHILL OS? But: What should PHILL OS actually need to do after the human workflow has been validated? That distinction is central to Flight 01.
Technology Design