About
Our Mission
We are a team of physicists and engineers who aim to protect our civilization from modern threats. We strive to accomplish this by innovating technology for your home security and weaponry for the US and European militaries.
There are four ways this company makes money:
- Home security subscriptions for the general public
- Private contracting (both civilian and military)
- Fundraising literature and merchandise (such as books like Yield)
- Selling licenses to white label some of our designs to larger brands and manufacturers
ENGINEERING PROTECTION FOR A MODERN WORLD
After serving in the military, those who have become permanently changed by their memories while refusing to relinquish their oaths tend to become police officers.
Or, perhaps, they become private military contractors, bodyguards, or even airline pilots.
Whatever they become is generally a manifestation of what they were trained to do in the military.
…In our case?
Our unique strengths empowered us to fuse technological and engineering prowess with warriorhood, evolving us into modern artificers of warfare.
Wolven Industries is the continuation of an oath we swore and were honorably released from, yet voluntarily chose to keep within our hearts, regardless.
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OUR ORIGIN STORY
Wolven Industries is a family business that has been designing technology since 2018, but we have had to rebuild into what we are now.
HOW WE OPERATE
We use a combination of software to organize tasks and communicate while designing our products on a cloud, but develop different products per region.
OUR VISION FOR THE FUTURE
We stand before the precipice of dark times with forces we cannot control pushing us in, but even our small light of hope can contribute to making life worth living.
OUR VALUES
Many Talk About Defending Our Civilization. Few Actually Do.
Wolven Industries is not a mere gadget company.
We are a company founded by military veterans who don't design anything that doesn't somehow serve the strength and safety of our civilization.
To us, security is our passion; technology is merely the style in which we express it.
Our work is shaped by real threat models and guided by a sincere sense of honor and love for our civilization, not by trend cycles, consumer theatrics, profit without conscience, and fear of external opinions without integrity to our loved ones.
Read the tragic novel, Yield, based on our company.
By the end of it, you will not only understand exactly what we do besides develop home security technology, you may even develop a new way of looking at life.
How Can We Be As Honest As Possible Without Giving Plans To Enemies?
Despite being a legally private company, we want our audience to understand how we think, what we are doing, and why.
We hide nothing from the public about our values, philosophy, what we want to accomplish, and how.
There are genuine threats worthy of concern; yet, we don’t believe in manipulating our audience to sell more of our products with fear tactics.
We would only ask for the grace needed to withhold information necessary for national security, whenever and however appropriate.
How Can We Serve The Greatest Good In Every Decision We Make?
All core electronics, firmware, and control logic are developed in-house or with trusted American and European partners.
We also prioritize job creation for Americans and Europeans.
Howsoever we may rarely utilize tiny components from overseas in our designs, we do so only in contextually specific, highly vetted scenarios, in service of the greater good of lowering the cost-barrier inhibiting our people’s access to such technology, without any breach of integrity for their data.
How Can We Set A Good Example For The Future?
Our pain doesn’t matter. Our scars. Our mistakes. Our flaws. Our ego.
It doesn’t matter what some may call us or how we may be criticized or misunderstood. None of it matters in the grand scheme of our mission. All that matters in the end is what we’ve done, and that our people know that we loved them.
And to set that example with courage, to exist in even a tiny form, breaks a barrier that can inspire others like us to succeed where we fail in the future.
What Can We Sacrifice Of Our Peace So That Our Loved Ones Don’t Have To?
We appreciate peace in the pragmatic way that proverbial warriors in a garden would, rather than gardeners in a war.
Every day we ask ourselves how we can apply our talents, warriorhood, and intellect to better the lives of those around us, out of sheer gratitude for having been born, for the lives that we have been given.
We design home security technology so that our wives and children may enjoy the peace our sacrifices have secured for them, while we design technology of warfare on the backend to ensure their peace stays that way.
OUR ENEMIES HAVE BREACHED THE GATES
HOW WE DEFINE MISSION SUCCESS
Our Mission Is Straightforward:
To serve and protect as many people in our civilization as possible from modern threats.
Because we value transparency, we should be clear on how we define our terms.
Then, based on how we define our terms, we can answer questions transparently about how we define success and, by extension, how we measure it.
We generally define “our people" as:
…the legal, well-integrated, and well-intentioned peoples of North America, as well as Western, Central, and Eastern Europe who respect the laws and foundational cultures of each country, without any conscious intent to harm or undermine its cultures and citizens.
We generally define “our enemies" as:
…any individual or group who intentionally disrespects the laws and foundational cultures of North America, as well as Western, Central, and Eastern Europe with any conscious intent to harm or undermine its cultures and citizens.
We generally define a “mission success" as:
- Any prevention, interception, circumvention, or reversal of harm inflicted upon our people; or,
- Any hope we may inspire in our people, especially hope for the future.
This means that measuring how successful we are as a company does not necessarily have to equate to how many sales we make, but the impact of how many lives we’ve influenced.
For instance, someone reading our articles may not have the money to buy our products, regardless of how we try to sustainably lower the cost-barrier inhibiting their access.
However, they may become inspired by the fact that a company like us, with our story, what we stand for, and what we intrinsically represent, may inspire hope within for the future.
We consider this a form of mission success.
As another example, there may be a woman who learns something about situational awareness from one of our articles that prevents her from becoming sexually assaulted.
Even if she never buys our products, we consider this a form of mission success also.