Almanac isn’t just a new project. It is the culmination of a decade of shipping premium platforms, complex data architectures, and educational scale.

The labor market is racing toward a 2026 horizon where “prompt engineering” is obsolete and the premium shifts to “Agentic Orchestration” and “Zero-Knowledge Engineering”. Yet, the way we prove these high-velocity skills remains stuck in the past: static PDFs and generic LinkedIn badges.

At OpenMind, we are building Almanac—a “Proof of Learn” ecosystem where credentials evolve into programmable, “living” assets. But this vision didn’t appear in a vacuum. It is built on the shoulders of every line of code, every user journey, and every complex integration we have shipped for our clients.

Almanac is the synthesis of our portfolio. Here is how the foundations we have built for years are powering the future of credentialing.

1. The Aesthetic of Value: Learning from Luxury Real Estate

Almanac creates “flex value” by pairing high-scarcity curricula with certificates designed by renowned generative artists. We know that in the digital economy, utility must be married to desirability.

We mastered this balance of high-end aesthetics and rigorous data utility with Charles Marlow & Bros and The Luminaire Collection. For these clients, we didn’t just build websites; we built end-to-end platforms that balanced “premium real estate” visuals with complex performance dashboards and CRM workflows. We learned that for a digital asset to carry weight—whether a multi-million euro villa or a specialized degree—the presentation must be flawless.

2. The Pedagogy of Scale: The DNA of Moi 

While Almanac utilizes Web3 mechanics like Dynamic NFTs, it is, at its heart, an educational platform. If the learning fails, the tokenomics collapse.

We aren’t guessing at how people learn online. We founded Moi Social Learning, a platform that served over 40,000 children and 2,500 educators across Latin America. We learned how to translate research into child-friendly flows and manage multi-year educational roadmaps. 

Almanac’s curriculum strategy—covering Agentic AI and Synthetic Biology —rests on this deep, proven pedagogical infrastructure.

3. The Architecture of Trust: Complex Data & Governance

A “living resume” requires a backend that is verifiable, secure, and capable of handling complex permissions. It requires “Oracle-verified skill attestation”.

This level of data integrity is what we consistently deliver for abc Mallorca. We audited and centralized data across disconnected platforms, building a middleware layer that provided clear dashboards for directors and secure role-based permissions. Similarly, for Magnetic Travel, we stewarded a CX platform that handled critical service usage and user data.

We know how to build systems that act as the “single source of truth” for complex organizations. We are now applying that rigor to professional reputation.

4. The Commerce of Reputation: From E-commerce to “Publisher NFTs”

Almanac introduces the “Publisher NFT” model, where educators and investors share revenue from high-quality courses. This turns education into a sustainable economy.

This creates a complex financial web, but one we have navigated before. From building Karafe’s growth-stage e-commerce platform to designing the B2B and B2C logic for Charles Marlow, we understand the mechanics of digital commerce. We have integrated complex payment aggregators and optimized post-purchase flows for many of our clients. We know how to build the rails that move value securely between users.

The Verdict

We are not pivoting. We are converging.

Almanac is where the luxury UX of Charles Marlow meets the educational scale of Moi, backed by the data security of abc Mallorca and the commercial logic of Magnetic.

We are building the “Stanford of the Metaverse”, and we are building it on solid ground.