Loptr Lab is a pre-seed, people-over-profit, accessibility-first venture working toward a self-sustaining model within a capitalist economy. Money sustains the work; meaningful change for people is its purpose. We accept funding only on terms that keep people and accessibility first. Our long-term vision includes universal basic income. We aim to bring change to life and leave a transparent record of what we tried, what worked, and what failed so others can carry it forward. This mission governs our projects, funding decisions, and partnerships; it is not a temporary marketing position.
Current open review and contribution opportunities are voluntary and unpaid. Before work begins, agree in writing on scope, time, what will be public, credit preferences, and an exit path. You can stop at any point. Participation does not promise employment, ownership, revenue share, academic credit, or future pay. Any paid commission or other formal arrangement requires a separate signed agreement before work begins. External assistance or benefits belong to the participant and are not compensation from Loptr Lab.
Financial support is optional and sustains infrastructure, maintenance, accessibility work, and documented development. Paying does not buy contributor status, canon authority, approvals, ownership, or employment. Participation and accessibility are not sponsorship rewards. Project-specific licenses and existing signed agreements continue to apply.
Full mission and participation terms.
An accessibility-first guide for turning work and creative goals into a technology, training, funding-research, and documentation plan.
The guide homepage is the canonical orientation page. It asks what you need to do next and routes you through one user journey.
| Go to | Use it to |
|---|---|
| Career tracks | Start with the work you want to do. |
| Accessibility | Describe functional barriers without disclosing unnecessary medical information. |
| Technology planning | Translate tasks and barriers into minimum, preferred, and alternative configurations. |
| Funding research | Research programs by jurisdiction and verify current rules. |
| MCP prompt library | Use AI research while preserving human judgment and source verification. |
| Preparation templates | Prepare a needs statement, quotes, questions, and an approval packet. |
| Worked example | Follow an anonymized retraining plan from goal through lessons learned. |
| Legacy curriculum reference | Consult preserved predecessor material from the earlier README. |
This repository provides educational information and preparation tools. It does not determine eligibility, guarantee funding, or replace advice from a qualified professional. Program rules, prices, and eligibility can change; verify current information with the responsible decision-maker.
Share functional needs and vocational tasks—not passwords, credentials, government identifiers, case numbers, medical records, benefit letters, or confidential documents.
See contributor safety and governance before contributing.