MOLECULAR STREAMING
FOR LIFE

$300 lifetime membership

By the early 2030s we expect the first of many millions of households happy to pay $80/month to ensure a future life free of disease*.

Your $300 funds the R&D to make this REAL.

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$300 once = comped hardware + support forever. Utility-scale molecular sensing infrastructure.

Limited cohort gets FREE bimonthly consumables for MR series hardware—ends in beta.

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PLAYER SCIENTISTS™

Play molecular games with real cells and molecules on your molecular streaming devices.

Play Epic Quest Bio™ → earn real advisory equity in Molecular Reality Corporation.

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STREAMING SCIENCE

Reach the frontiers of digitalized molecular sensing technology.

Develop real expertise in molecular reality.

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QUESTIONS FROM THE FRONTIER

No. You are purchasing a lifetime Pioneers-Alpha membership in Molecular Reality. The MR series hardware and the steady stream of consumables (flow cells, reagents) are simply the provisions we'll issue to members so they can embark on the quest.

Your membership fee covers those provisions indefinitely, up to and including a lifetime of the advanced molecular sensing installations we will engineer together in the 2030s.

But don't think of your membership fee as buying 'stuff'. You're really supporting something intangible—you're helping create a vital utility for the world that may otherwise be stalled by decades. We are on an Epic Quest!

Yes. We understand that not everyone has the time to pipette buffers or calibrate sensors right now. If you want to support the mission and secure your place in the future utility infrastructure, you can join as a Pioneer and gift your hardware provisions to a dedicated "Player Scientist" who needs resources.

By fueling an active experimenter, you help the network grow and you will share in a portion of the XP (Experience Points) they generate, keeping you invested in our collective success via advisory shares.

Technically, no. We want to be radically open, our schematics and protocols will all become public domain. If you are a hardware hacker capable of building your own compatible rig, you are welcome to join the data stream.

But we want you to get a membership if you can. It includes standardized reagents, accessorites, pores, and other consumables, which along with standardized hardware lets us do better science. Your membership fees also support the core team of scientists and engineers dedicated to organizing this complex global effort.

Because solving solid-state nanopore sensing is incredibly hard. No single individual, lab, or DIY hacker can solve it in isolation. It's going to take a vast effort with low-ego-friction to solve this.

Molecular Reality Corp exists to accelerate this timeline by coordinating thousands of experiments simultaneously. We need a full-time, centralized team to synthesize the data, refine the algorithms, and engineer the breakthroughs that the collective uncovers. Your contribution funds both that essential coordination, and the actual cost of the hardware and other materials we'll send you.

Selling Pioneer memberships is strictly a bootstrapping mechanism. It is not our endgame. We keep margins thin because we need maximum participation to drive the R&D curve.

Our true business model aims for the mid-2030s: we intend to become the provider of support, analytics, and infrastructure for utility-scale installations. Imagine paying a predictable installation fee and a monthly bill for "Biological Peace of Mind" the same way you currently pay for electricity or water. We are building the company that will enable and service that future utility.

We view this as a movement first, and a corporation second. Our resilience strategy includes:

  1. Inevitable Tech: Universal Molecular Streaming is the single most important infrastructure upgrade for a high-tech civilization. It will happen; we are simply ensuring it happens sooner and more equitably.
  2. Open Source Safety Net: Because our tech stack is public domain, the tools you possess and the knowledge the community gains cannot be liquidated.
  3. Community Transcendence: We are building a social movement committed to the eradication of disease. The network persists even if the corporate entity evolves or dissolves.

This utilizes the legal framework of "Advisory Shares." In the startup ecosystem, subject-matter experts are frequently compensated with equity for their guidance, but often just based on calendar time—not always a fair or strategic way to reward effort.

By collecting calibrated data, running protocols, and identifying molecular signals, YOU will contribute valuable advisory services. Your in-game progress (XP) is a quantification of that value, which we map to a pool of real corporate stock options. If you help build the future, you should own a piece of it.

NO. The current MR device series serves strictly as a research instrument for education, exploration, and gamified data collection.

It is NOT a medical diagnostic tool. It has NOT been evaluated by the FDA. It is NOT designed or intended to diagnose, cure, mitigate, treat, or prevent any disease or health condition in humans or animals.

Do not use this device to make health decisions for yourself or others. The goal of this phase is to collect the raw data required to train the AI systems that will eventually power certified medical diagnostics in future hardware generations.

// The video above and the specs below represent one example of an MR series device like the one you will receive with your membership.

MR SERIES

compact ss-nanopore R&D devices

electronics summary // current build schematics

  1. Overall Purpose: The MR series boards aim to measure extremely small currents (in the picoampere to microampere range) through micropores and nanopores (from < 1 nm to ~100 microns in diameter), allowing for raw signals from analytes across several orders of magnitude.
  2. PCB Specifications:
    • Four-layer PCB design
    • FR-4 material as an option
    • Designed for low-noise, high-precision measurements
  3. Microcontroller:
    • ESP32-S3 NodeMCU
    • Controls all aspects of the device
    • Handles data processing, communication, housekeeping, and end-user applications
  4. Analog Front-End:
    • LMP7721 ultra-low input bias current amplifier
    • Serves as the primary current-to-voltage converter (transimpedance amplifier)
    • Crucial for measuring tiny currents through the nanopore
  5. Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC):
    • MAX11169 16-bit ADC
    • Capable of up to 500 ksps, but likely operated at lower speeds (10-100 ksps) for better noise performance
  6. Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC):
    • MCP4822 dual-channel DAC
    • Used for generating precise voltages to apply across the nanopore
    • Second channel used to provide short pulses of 9V+
  7. Power Management:
    • Multiple AMS1117 voltage regulators
    • Provides +5V, -5V, and +3.3V supply voltages
    • Relays for power control and possibly for switching between different modes

Molecular Games and EPIC QUEST BIO™

Play games to cure all diseases in our lifetimes!

  • Two Games in One: Your membership grants access to both the real-life startup RBG Epic Quest Bio™ and Maxine's Quest™, the operating system for our MR series devices.
  • XP = Advisory Stock: Contribute as one of 8 character classes—Sciencer, Sparky, Gearhead, Ludician, Spellbinder, Cleric, Barbarian, Bytebender. The Experience Points (XP) you earn convert into real equity in Molecular Reality Corporation.
  • Global Hyper-Instrument: We are coordinating a decentralized army of Player Scientists to build a virtual machine that we could not build monolithically at our Kardashev level.
  • Maxine's Quest: This is the platform where you contribute to the World Particle Project. Play molecular games based on the sample type:
    - Labyrinth of the Dragon Tyrant: Analyze molecular damage from aging.
    - Spore War: A whole world of mushroom biology.
    - DogeBio: Explore samples from your pets!
    - Molecules of Mars: Study martian soil replicants.
    - Genomic Ranger: Develop DNA sequencing tech.
    - Gastromancy: Food, glorious food!
    - Poop of the Gods: Explore the sacred stinky!
  • Direct Reality Control: Use game UIs to control the actual voltage and fluidics of your nanopore instrument in real-time. Calibrate sensors without drudgery. Start doing real science one Day 1 with no formal training.

BIOLOGY IS JUST BEGINNING. PRESS START by ordering your membership today!

The Science of Molecular Streaming

and how to make it work like we believe it can

A brief Mission Overview. Nanopore science and rocket science have one thing in common—simple sounding ideas that are incredibly complex in reality.

1. THE "MOLECULAR MOSH PIT"

A nano-hurricane, all the time: The fundamental challenge of identifying molecules is motion. Molecules don't file neatly into lines; they spin, vibrate, and bounce like "crusty punks in a mosh pit."

Why Speed Isn't Enough: Rough intuition suggests we just need faster electronics, but then we have to face insurmountable electrical noise. To "see" a molecule clearly, we don't just need to look faster; we need translocation control, which is the focus of most cutting-edge nanopore research.

2. BEYOND "HEROIC" SCIENCE

Current academic frontiers require "heroic efforts." Leading laboratories achieve incredible feats—like reading individual protein strands—at the cost of immense, tedious manual and mental labor and complex setups that are difficult to reproduce.

  • The Limitation: These methods often remain trapped in high-end labs due to their complexity.
  • The Need: We need robust methods that move beyond "heroic" proofs of concept into reliable, scalable tools.

3. BREAKING THE SILOS

The biggest obstacle to progress isn't physics, it's the traditions and frozen accidents of how we pursue biotech R&D:

  • Siloed: Isolated labs effectively competing rather than collaborating.
  • Resource-Constrained: Researchers fight for limited funding and IP rights.
  • Expensive: High barriers to entry prevent rapid iteration.

4. LET'S TRY THIS INSTEAD: DISTRIBUTED R&D

Solution is not just new technology, but a new sociology of science. Cheap, easy to use instruments, with lab notebook management and operating systems that are designed like games, is the way.

Instead of relying on rare experts, we build a global tribe of Player Scientists™. By turning the struggle of calibration and experimentation into a shared, coordinated "quest," we believe we can iterate faster and solve the hardest problems together. Biology is just beginning!