by 12 Stones Global · transparent government, any jurisdiction
money × votes · agendas · the public record
Your government, in the open.
govOS turns your county's own public records — campaign money, roll-call votes, contracts, agendas — into clear answers anyone can check. Free to read. Powerful tools when you're ready to dig.
🔓 The public record is always free. You only ever pay for private tools — AI, your own dashboards, building your systems — never for access to your government's data. Every figure is sourced and framed as a question, never a verdict, never fabricated.
Why the network exists
ALOHA NET · WIFI lineage
Connection with boundaries.
In 1971, ALOHAnet at the University of Hawai'i showed that islands could share the air, exchange packets, recover from collisions, and keep communicating. govOS carries that lesson forward: public records stay public, private tools stay protected, and every bridge exists to create access, care, trust, and shared safety.
Hawaiʻi — the land, the record
PUBLIC RECORDS · HAWAIIAN-HELD & TRUST LANDS
Crown & government lands — on the map.
Hawaiian Home Lands (DHHL) and ceded former-crown/government lands (Public Land Trust), drawn directly from the Hawaiʻi Statewide GIS. Toggle the overlay on. Click any parcel.
Sources: Hawaiʻi Statewide GIS Program — DHHL Official (layer 8) · Government Lands/Public Land Trust (layer 23) · OpenStreetMap basemap.
Formal land-status records only. Does not indicate private owner ethnicity — that is private and not knowable from public data.
New: running commentary
NEW · govOS Commentary Seat
Every vote. Explained.
A running AI commentary for every council and committee meeting — item by item, with the money behind it, the compliance record, and pono notes. Delivered to your inbox after each meeting. Subscriber-private, licensed per seat, and not approved for rebroadcast or redistribution.