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MY3YE · A movement building SOS Systems

MY3YE is the movement. SOS Systems is what we build together.

The system is taking shape. Each organ page explains its current scope and direction.

Even a different world needs a little mischief. Meet PiPi →

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Care for every drop

Working proposal

Otto Water

Connect catchment, safe supply, treatment, reuse and the watershed around them.

Explore SOS Living: the people, work and decisions that could lead to Tusita →

Why Otto Water exists

Water has a source, a use and a destination. Otto Water is a working proposal for keeping that whole journey visible, so a community can understand what it consumes, what it can safely reuse and what it still needs from outside.

Quantity and quality travel together

Map demand, catchment, storage, losses and backup supply. Qualified operators and appropriate testing establish whether water is fit for each intended use.

Separate the circuits, connect the records

Potable supply, wastewater handling and suitable non-potable reuse need distinct designs, controls and maintenance. Metering and asset records should make leaks and failures actionable without exposing personal activity unnecessarily.

Where it stands

Now
A new working proposal introduced through the Tusita model. The name, scope and implementation remain open.
Next
Develop a site-specific water balance, quality plan, treatment design and accountable operating procedure.

Its place in the living system

Water connects Tusita’s homes, kitchen, growing areas and care spaces. Energy runs its equipment, Food uses appropriate irrigation, Loop handles compatible recovery and Steward keeps operations dependable.

Tusita →Otto Energy →Otto Food →Otto Loop →Otto Steward →

Help shape Otto Water

Bring water, sanitation, watershed or operations expertise, including how a failed test should stop a dependent service.

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