James Tambas

Founder of the Mesaverse. I build systems where work, creativity and giving run on one engine.

Portrait of James Tambas

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True Romance (1993)
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F1 & One Fc
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Pink Floyd
Event
Tomorrowland

Radical transparency. Real governance. Human care.

Most platforms are black boxes. They set the fee, keep the difference and change the rules when it suits them. I built the opposite. Every transaction runs through the Algorithm: one public formula, identical for every Citizen, that fires automatically the moment a sale completes and cannot be quietly amended.

On every direct sale in N2L or MP3, the maker keeps 82.5%. The other 17.5% is gross profit, and every dollar of it is accounted for:

24% Invite Trust
to the Citizens who invited the buyer
10% SxS Trust
to the Montreal Children's Hospital Foundation
6% Land Trust
to the World Deed holders where the buyer lives
30% Expense Trust
runs the platform
30% Trust Fund
a reserve the Citizens vote to allocate

Nothing is taken off the top that the formula does not show, and every Citizen can watch, in real time, where each dollar from their network goes.

This has never been done before, and it cannot simply be copied. It is not a feature you bolt onto an app. It is an architecture: the Algorithm, the five Trusts, the World Deeds, the 8-level voting funnel, the invitation system and a charity at the centre, each holding the others in place. Take one away and the rest stops working. It took more than 25 years to design because nothing like it existed to borrow from.

What it gives the people inside it.

  • Citizens

    A vote in a real democracy: an 8-level voting funnel decides how the Trust Fund is spent. A lifetime share of the gross profit on every purchase by buyers you invite (21%), and by the buyers they invite (3%). Two levels, never more. And the option to hold the World Deed for a territory, receiving 2% of the gross profit on qualifying sales there.

  • N2L Allies

    Keep 82.5% of every job, on a marketplace built for professionals instead of against them. Sell your skills worldwide, build a team, and join a Realm as a working partner sharing 49% of its operating surplus.

  • MP3 Producers

    The same engine, built for musicians, producers and creators. Keep 82.5% of every direct sale, with the same lifetime invite shares and deed royalties, and a vote on what the community features next.

  • SxS Fundraisers

    Free to join by invitation. Every dollar you donate or raise is etched into your Legacyboard: public, ranked and impossible to alter. Every donor you bring in earns Referral Credits that lift your Prestige Rank and your voice in how the cause funds are allocated.

The Mesaverse crest: SxS Analytical Success above the N2L infinity and the MP3 bars, bordered by Never Too Late and Militant Play
The MesaverseWorld Within A World

One nation. Four foundations.

  • MesaverseA Nation of Citizens

    The nation that joins them all. Commerce and philanthropy on one transparent engine, governed by its citizens.

    Founder
  • N2LNever 2 Late

    A professional network and services marketplace where professionals keep 82.5% of every job. Five co-owned Realms: AI, Dev, Social, Studio and Ads.

    Founder
  • MP3Militant Play

    The same engine, rebuilt for musicians, producers and creators.

    Founder
  • SxSAnalytical Success

    The heart of it. Ten percent of the gross profit on every N2L and MP3 transaction flows to SxS, funding the Montreal Children's Hospital Foundation.

    Founder

What I am building now.

Four of the N2L Realms I am directly involved in.

Seal: True North Strong, Not For Sale, around a maple leaf

“Built for a girl who never grew up.”

In the early 1980s I lost my sister to a rare cancer. She was young. The Montreal Children's Hospital Foundation stood with my family through all of it. They could not save her, but they showed me what an institution built to serve people, not to profit from them, is capable of.

I carried that for more than 25 years. The Mesaverse is what it became: a nation where the work you do, the art you make and the good you give all run on one open engine.

James Tambas

It is never too late to build.