Tuturama spent its first years explaining hard technology to people the industry did not bother with: children, families, speakers of languages nobody translates to. The studio is quiet now. The habit of explaining stayed.
From explaining by ear to machines that listen.
2023
Tuturama Studios
Story-driven audio courses on markets and money: Wonderville, Dojima.
2024
Icarus
An audio series on the Internet Computer, released as a podcast on Spotify.
2026
World radio on macOS and Android. Listening turned into learning.
2026
Continuous listening to the broadcast, turned into compliance reports and proof of airplay. Piloting.
Prove it without revealing it.
2024
Tuturama Labs
The studio's technical arm: tokenization and zero-knowledge development behind the courses.
2025
Zero-knowledge proof demos and zkvox, a ZK voting prototype, public on GitHub.
2025
A zero-knowledge canister on the Internet Computer.
2026
Zero-knowledge gated x402 access for autonomous agents on Stellar.
Agents that pay and browse, and the guards around them.
Apr 2026
Solana payment scheme merged into the Rust implementation.
Aug 2026
For an MCP server that lets an agent pay over x402 on Stellar. Six primitives, in phases.
Aug 2026
Payment guard
Policy before the signature and a signed audit log, proven end to end on Stellar testnet.
Sep 2026
Four audits as skills for coding agents, with a runnable verifier. MIT.
2024
An audio series, Quest for the Infinite Web, that explains the architecture and fundamentals of the Internet Computer through a story. Written and produced by Tuturama Studios and released as a podcast on Spotify, with multilingual editions planned.
2023
Story-driven audio courses on markets and money. The Magical Market of Wonderville, on trading fundamentals and risk for all ages, and Dojima, on the birth of the Dojima Rice Exchange in 18th-century Japan.
2021 to 2024
Programmes and materials on money for families and children, as a Founding Member of the Financial Times' Financial Literacy and Inclusion Campaign.
2021 to 2024
Educational material on tokenization and public blockchains, in languages the industry rarely translates to. Tuturama Labs, the technical arm, built the demos and the tooling behind the courses.
2017 to 2018, before Tuturama
An adaptive book, founded by Gabriel Rondon and Denise Bonatto Duarte. Laureate of the French Tech Ticket, season 2, one of 70 startups selected from 2,700 applications, funded through Bpifrance and incubated at Paris&Co.