A vision in a future where technology liberates us.
The core of Adama is about finding a better way to build software that frees us. There used to be a time when you could just buy software, own it, and use it. You used to own your things, and now your things own you. Adama is driven by curiousity instead of profit, moral value over shareholder value, joy of the craft instead a slow churning burn-out, and building lives worth living.
The mission
Complexity is a prison entrapping both software makers and software users.
Making software can be either a blissful joy or a dreaded act. Using software can either be pleasant or a burden. The relationship between making and using software is a deeply interconnected one. Software was suppose to free us such that these machines were to be "bicycles of the mind", and instead we are trapped to screens like junkies.
The mission of Adama is to explore, experiment, and engage. The company is founder led with no investors to pressure for results. The deep purpose is to empower creators with super technological powers.