Commissions · the other side of the corps

Have a Canary made for you.

Can't build it yourself? Post what you'd like. When a maker chooses your request, the two of you are paired — and someone who wants to will make it for you, by hand, at the pace it deserves. This isn't a delivery app racing a clock. It's a person, glad to make something for you.

No countdown

Your request waits, cared for, until the right maker picks it up. The joy is in being made for — not in speed. Good things are worth the wait.

One maker, one you

You're paired with a real person you can talk to. It becomes a small relationship, not a transaction — you'll know whose hands made your witness.

Funded by neighbors

A small community donation pool covers the maker's parts and time, so being helped never feels like being sold to. You're received, not charged.

Urgency, when it's real

If someone's safety depends on it, say so — and the community can rally faster. Speed here is compassion, never a sales tactic or a fake scarcity clock.

How pairing works

Unhurried, personal, yours

Six calm steps from “I wish I had one” to a witness in your home — and a note from the person who made it.

1

You post it

Tell us which Canary you'd like (or that you're not sure), and a little about your situation — the more a maker understands, the better the match.

2

It's funded

The community chips in to cover parts and the maker's time. Nothing comes out of your pocket — the point is help, freely given.

3

A maker chooses you

Not assigned — chosen. A maker sees your request and decides they'd like to make this one. That choice is the whole heart of it.

4

You're introduced

You meet your maker. Ask questions, share your space, pick a colour. It's a conversation, at whatever pace feels right for both of you.

5

It's made, by hand

Printed, wired, flashed, and tested — the device signs its own build, so you can trust it's genuine without taking anyone's word.

6

It arrives — with a note

Your witness comes home, along with a note from the person who made it. You'll be so glad you asked.

Compose your request

Ask, and be received

This is early: real, private pairing is coming soon. For now nothing leaves your device — your words stay in your browser, and you can raise a public hand with no private details if you'd like. Builds will be funded by community donations, so being helped never costs you a thing.