
Custom Web-Based Software Powered by Survloop
An open data engine used to create,
fill, and share complex databases
All of Rockhopper's main projects are built on top of Survloop, our open source open data engine. The development of Survloop began in 2015 to work on OpenPolice.org. First, it was just to design its complex database, then to prototype the survey, and then to serve entire websites.
OpenPolice.org was Survloop's flagship installation. Survloop still runs Cannabis PowerScore which continues pushing and growing the software. Survloop also runs this little Rockhopper website, Survloop.org, and BuckyStats.org, with less overlap of Survloop's most powerful features.
During the 2000s, Rockhopper built another content management system that was designed more for websites filled with written content, not complex databases. Its flagship installation was for Students for Sensible Drug Policy, and ran for a few years.
Survloop is mostly PHP, MySQL, Javascript, jQuery, and CSS, and built atop the Laravel PHP framework. If provided enough hours in the coming years, Survloop's core also wants to evolve into a self-replicating graphical user interface.
If you value this open data engine, please consider supporting its evolution:
Bucky Stats
Data Graphs for Co-Pilots of Spaceship Earth
In March 2021, Rockhopper introduced Bucky Stats as an independent project. Hopefully, you find some useful insights from these graphs... like radar displays for fellow co-pilots of spaceship earth...
More hubs of open source intelligence (OSINT) should help inform better decisions — both individual and collective. If we think harder together, our world's path can still get lucky.
Until recently, nuances in world data were only accessible to the dominant Grunch of Giants, and data-minded visionaries like Buckminster Fuller. Today, tons of data are a couple of clicks away, with sources referenced at the bottom of every page on Bucky Stats.
If You Value This Work, Please Consider Supporting Its Evolution:
Cannabis PowerScore™
The natural resource benchmarking tool trusted by cultivators, governments, utilities and the supply chain
Built for Resource Innovation Institute
Morgan began building the Cannabis PowerScore™ for another small non-profit start-up in 2017. Resource Innovation Institute (RII) "brings together stakeholders to assess resource use in cultivation operations, set industry standards, convene best practices events and advocate for effective policies and incentives that drive conservation."
We are steadily collecting data from cannabis facilities
Rockhopper/Morgan is only responsible for the data-heavy areas of the PowerScore's website. Test out the Survloop-powered grower survey: powerscore.resourceinnovation.org/go-pro

If you are in the cannabis movement and/or industry,