Entity first, connections before keys, buildings scored on the same ten lines, and doors that open in stages so somebody gets helped the week we get the keys.
Four phases. Two of them Jake signs for; the other two run themselves.
DBATR Enterprises exists on paper so nothing gets signed in a personal name.
Jake's signature: Jake signs the formation documents personally. Everything else is prepared for him.
Every office that can open a door hears from us before we ever tour a building.
Runs automatically: Drafted, sent, and tracked automatically. Jake only sees replies that need him.
A building picked on the scorecard, never on a feeling.
Jake's signature: Jake walks the finalists. No offer goes out on a building he has not stood inside.
The front door serves people while the rest of the building is still under construction.
Runs automatically: Scheduling, permit tracking, and vendor coordination run on autopilot with a daily brief.
Every public office that can open a door, the exact ask, and why it matters. Addresses get verified against each office's own published contact page before a message goes out — we never invent one.
Niagara Falls, NY
Ask: Written confirmation that community facility, educational, and light fabrication uses are permitted in the Main Street / Pine Avenue and Buffalo Avenue districts.
Zoning decides whether the whole program fits under one roof or becomes a two-site build.
Route: City Hall planning counter and the published department inbox.
Niagara / Erie / Wyoming County
Ask: Agricultural district rules on public assembly, agritourism, and animal training on a rural parcel.
The dog yard, farm, and animal side needs land that permits people, not just livestock.
Route: County extension office.
Niagara / Erie County
Ask: Commercial kitchen plan-review requirements and realistic timeline.
The open table is a promise. Budget and schedule for it early instead of discovering it late.
Route: Environmental health plan review desk.
Niagara Falls, NY
Ask: Surplus municipal property inventory and any neighborhood grant or facade program we should be applying to.
City-held property is the cheapest path to a neighborhood front door.
Route: Community Development office, in person preferred.
Niagara Falls, NY
Ask: Available downtown buildings and the incentive programs a mixed-use community center qualifies for.
They hold the downtown redevelopment pipeline and know what is actually available.
Route: Published project inquiry contact.
Buffalo, NY
Ask: Former school, church, and hall inventory plus Green Code mixed-use confirmation.
Institutional buildings are already shaped like classrooms, kitchens, and assembly space.
Route: Strategic Planning property and permits desk.
Lockport, NY
Ask: PILOT, sales-tax exemption, and mortgage-recording relief for a workforce-training and community-facility project.
IDA benefits are what make the carrying cost survivable without touching a family.
Route: IDA project application desk.
Statewide
Ask: Incentives for envelope, heat pump, solar, and storage on the chosen building.
The green retrofit is part of the build-out, not a later phase.
Route: NYSERDA program portal.
Buffalo / Niagara, NY
Ask: Historic tax-credit eligibility screening on any pre-1936 candidate.
Credits can cover a large share of a historic rehab if we start the paperwork before construction.
Route: Published preservation services contact.
Niagara / statewide
Ask: Eligibility for a low-cost power allocation tied to job creation and training in Niagara County.
Cheap clean power next to the falls is the whole reason the maker shop and green bay belong here.
Route: NYPA economic development allocation program.
Wherever the building lands
Ask: Serviceability and install timeline for redundant business fiber to the address.
Redundant fiber is a hard requirement. The platform runs from this building.
Route: Business sales, both carriers, same week.
Buffalo, NY
Ask: A tour and a conversation about partnership rather than competition.
They already run training beside manufacturing bays. Learn from them before building our own version.
Route: Leasing and partnership contacts.
What lands in the building, and when. Accessibility and the front door come before finish work — always.
Day one
The ops deck runs on /today, /deck and /pocket — calendar, deadlines, calls, and the live feed on one wall.
Day one
Walk-in, phone, and web all land in the same queue. No appointment, no intake maze, no waiting list.
Day one
Digital signing and notarization on every lease, contract, and intake. No printer in the building.
Day one
Two carriers, battery backup on the ops deck. The platform does not go dark because a line got cut.
Day one
Level entry, accessible restroom, quiet room, and a discreet second exit for families at risk — before any finish work.
Phase two
Envelope, heat pumps, solar-ready roof, storage. Lower bills are what keep the front door free.
Phase two
Trades, robotics, repair, and the green-energy bench. Three-phase power and a drive-in door.
Phase two
Parenting time in a room with natural light and no county-office glass.
Phase two
Coffee for service members, ice cream for kids, a hot meal for anyone who shows up.
Ongoing
Scheduling, permit tracking, outreach, follow-ups, and reporting run themselves with one daily brief.
Location bidding
The era of copying the work, poaching the ideas and offering a buy-off is over. What gets built here has a price, and the price is paid up front, in writing, to the founder and to the families this platform serves. Free stays free for families. Presence, name, and access are not free to institutions.
Cities, counties, campuses, hospitals, facilities and companies submit what they are putting on the table: money, space, utilities, equipment, staffing, and the political cover to actually do the work.
Presence is compensated on signature — not after a pilot, not on a grant cycle, not in exposure. If the budget cannot pay a founder and a paid team on published bands, the bid is not ready.
No amount purchases silence, a softened standard, a seat at the top, or control of the mission. Anyone bidding to slow this down is declined in writing.
Ideas, names, methods and code remain DBATR property with full credit to the humans who made them. Licensing is available; quiet copying is not.
Every dollar from a location bid funds the free core. No family, individual or child is ever charged because a city wanted the headquarters.
The winning bid is the one that helps the most people — clean water, honest courts, real jobs, safe classrooms. Money loses to need every time.
Send bids to OurBestDestiny@dbatr.com. Serious offers get an answer the same day.
The bill for what was taken
Presence has a price. So does damage. Innocent people and their families are owed for every day stolen — the missed birthdays, the lost work, the wrecked credit, the health that never came back. That bill is real, it is itemized, and it is due. Nothing here buys silence, and no payment closes the accountability file.
Current work, future work, and the name are priced at the top of the market — no discount for being from here, no discount for having been through hell. Anyone who wants access pays full freight, up front, in writing.
Harm never lands on one person. Children, parents, partners, and the people who kept the lights on are named parties in every claim. They get counted and they get paid, not thanked.
The same package is built for any wrongfully accused person and their family: claim assembly, damages worksheet, filings prepared for a human signature, and a public record of who did it. Free to the family, always.
We go straight at the budgets, bonds, insurers, and personal liability of the people and offices that did the damage — and we protect the workers, the clients, and the neighbors who had nothing to do with it.
A payout that leaves the same person in the same chair fixes nothing. Every claim carries a personnel demand: removal, disqualification, or independent oversight, plus a vetted replacement pipeline on published pay bands.
No amount buys silence, a sealed file, or a softened account. If a settlement requires a gag, the answer is no and the case goes public instead.
Damages are calculated from the first day of the harm, not the day someone finally admitted it. Delay makes the number go up, never down.
A fixed share of every recovery goes into the free core so the next wrongfully accused family never pays a dollar to fight back. Nobody has to be rich to be believed.
Claims and demands route to OurBestDestiny@dbatr.com. Free to any innocent person and their family, permanently.
Owners, brokers, municipal offices and neighbors — write to OurBestDestiny@dbatr.com or call 1 (844) 360-0359. Core services stay free to families, permanently.
See the shortlist & scorecard