One device
Device
Connects, signs, and sends a reading.
- Soil sensor
- Fridge probe
- Kitchen scale
- Vehicle tracker
Your node is how you enter FoodX. An autonomous system that runs for you. Whether you grow, move, make, sell, or share food.
It acts for you inside FoodX. Whether you grow, move, make, sell, or share food.
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It acts within the farm’s permissions
The same FoodX can live in a small device, run a place or vehicle, or work for you across the food economy.
Connects, signs, and sends a reading.
Sees what is going on locally and runs the routine.
Your access into FoodX. Remembers, prioritises, and acts for you.
Most of food is routine. Your autonomous system takes that. It only interrupts you for the rest.
Connect with other machines, the people behind them, and whatever gets built next.
In the moment it watches, drafts, and handles the routine. Overnight it looks back, finds patterns, and gets sharper for you. Authority stays bounded. You decide how far it can go.
Day to day execution. It watches what is happening, drafts what needs drafting, flags what needs you, and handles the rest.
A slower background process that runs periodically. It reviews what has happened, finds patterns, updates preferences, and writes what it has learnt back to the chain.
It starts with read and draft only. You widen what it may do as trust is earned. Anything financial or legally binding always needs your sign-off.
Nodes bargain directly for supply, demand, price, and delivery. Every offer and agreement is signed. That is how an autonomous food economy forms: continuous peer deals, under the people they serve.
A node is your access into FoodX. It is an autonomous system that runs for you, whether you grow, move, make, sell, or share food. It notices what is happening, remembers your preferences and context, and can prepare actions within the permissions you set. It works across web, phone, tablet, and computer.
System 1 is reactive: it watches events, drafts responses, and handles routine tasks. System 2 is reflective: a slower process that runs periodically, reviewing what has happened, finding patterns, and updating preferences. The node starts with read and draft permissions only. You widen its authority as trust is earned.
Nodes start with read and draft permissions. You can grant scoped capabilities: for example, may purchase under £250 per day, or may pay approved invoices under £500. Financial and legally binding actions always require your sign-off unless explicitly delegated within defined limits. Every action is signed and auditable.
The same FoodX node can run at three scales: Device level (one sensor or probe, connecting and signing readings), Place level (one greenhouse, bakery, warehouse, or vehicle, running local routines), and Node level (your personal FoodX across the food economy, accessible via web, phone, tablet, or computer).
Nodes bargain directly for supply, demand, price, and delivery. They draft offers, counter-offers, and agreements. Every offer is signed. High-value deals queue for human approval. Routine deals auto-approve within defined limits. This is how an autonomous food economy forms: continuous peer-to-peer deals, under the people they serve.
Get your node. Your access into the peer-to-peer food economy.