Track 1
Company Build-Out
Snowdozer AI, Drone Security and Volunteer App work intended to fund the wider portfolio, including take-home and reinvestment.
Our First Pledge · Atlantis Pads
Resurrection of the Sea.
Atlantis Pads brings restoration, research, aquaculture, technology, education, tourism, community and enterprise into the same conversation.
Three Tracks, Running in Parallel
Building Atlantis without waiting for one path to finish first.
The September 16, 2026 planning document describes three live motions happening simultaneously: company build-out; community & Fathom Atlantis; and a standalone US site build. The plan explicitly treats them as non-gating tracks rather than a single dependency chain.
Track 2
Community & Fathom Atlantis
Community building, prototype validation, then development and refinement of the Fathom Atlantis concept.
Track 3
US Site · Florida Keys
A standalone physical build moving independently, with its own capital and permitting path.
Source: “Building Atlantis — Three Tracks, Running in Parallel,” dated September 16, 2026. This page preserves the source document's optimistic-case framing rather than presenting its timeline as a guarantee.
The Florida Keys
A real place to start.
The US site plan describes a Florida Keys Tidal Quarry Node as a standalone US build. It identifies water testing, institutional conversations, entity/permit strategy, site control, permitting, infrastructure and grant work as sequential elements of the build-out.
Water TestingMote / CRF ConversationsFKNMS / FDEPAquacultureResearch
Modeled figures in source plan
$1.68M3-unit baseline startup capital
$352Kannual OPEX
+12%realistic modeled margin
The source plan explicitly labels these as modeled figures and identifies the Florida Keys case as financially challenging while describing it as scientifically and institutionally pre-validated. This site does not present them as guaranteed outcomes.
The Network
Five international locations described in the current Atlantis network plan.
OkinawaJapan
AzoresPortugal
South AfricaMarine tourism & ecology
NorwayAquaculture & kelp
KefaloniaGreece