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Ground for work on water.

200 sq ft steel work platforms, delivered where you need them, for as long as you need them.

ODE-001 floating on open water in Southeast Alaska with crew aboard and two skiffs alongside
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Currently serving Southeast Alaska.

The work is here. The ground isn't.

Harbor repairDock rebuildsSalvageConstructionMaintenance

When you need somewhere to stand, stage equipment, or store materials on the water, the right workspace often isn't available where and when you need it.

So work waits.

Crane barge and skiffs working a crowded harbor in Metlakatla

Meet Ode.

200 sq ft of deployable floating ground.

Spec
20 × 10 ft
Spec
Welded steel
Spec
200 sq ft

Use one. Use several. Use them for as long as you need them.

ODE-001 moored at the Metlakatla dock, lifting slings on deck
  • 1 Ode → 200 sq ft
  • 3 Odes → 600 sq ft
  • 5 Odes → 1,000 sq ft

Ground when you need it.

  1. Tell us where.

    Show us the job.

  2. We deploy.

    Thalor delivers the ground.

  3. You work.

    Use it for as long as you need it.

  4. We redeploy.

    When you're done, we take it to the next job.

Starting at $2,250/month

Deployment and configuration quoted by job.

Already working.

1
Ode launched
First
paid deployment
~27
vessels in first cleanup deployment

Metlakatla, Alaska

ODE-001 launched August 11, 2026. Its first deployment is supporting the cleanup of approximately 27 derelict vessels.

  • Ode alongside the derelict vessel Cape Ommaney as a crane barge works the cleanup
  • Ode beached beside a rusting hull as debris is loaded for removal

The right ground. Where the work is.

  • Where.

    Ground delivered to the job.

  • When.

    Rent it when you need it.

  • How much.

    Add ground as the job requires.

  • How long.

    Return it when the work is done.

Starting in Southeast Alaska.

Today, we're deploying our first Odes in Southeast Alaska.

We're learning where ground is hardest to get, what people need it for, and what it takes to make it available.

MetlakatlaKetchikanSoutheast Alaska

The goal: ground available where the work is.

Humanity cannot build where it cannot stand.

On land, usable ground is everywhere. On water, it isn't.

Make useful ground easier to deploy, and more work becomes possible.

Making the ocean buildable.

Need ground on the water?

Tell us where, when, how much, and for how long.