Jitnu is Nepali for winning. This was chosen as the name for our venture in the middle of 2025, before the events that are well known globally. It is a good fit for our main objective and values, but we are not limited to members in any country at all.
So, who are we?
JITNU is a small, high‑trust network of builders, locals, and cultural stewards who work together to create freedom outside collapsing global systems. The project connects Western exiters with resilient local cultures, forming deep cooperation based on integrity, autonomy, and practical action.
We operate along three core dimensions:
JITNU builds bridges between people who leave centralized systems and those who remain rooted in intact cultures. The inner circle is intentionally small, built on trust, compartmentalization, and long‑term resiliency. JITNU rejects globalist corporate structures and any systems that undermine autonomy or cultural identity.
Integrity, freedom through action, and human‑first use of technology define JITNU. We honor commitments, avoid exploitation, and draw inspiration from explorers and risk‑takers who built resilient communities through cooperation. We preserve culture, creativity, and human judgment in a world ruled by surveillance and homogenization.
JITNU functions through small, trusted teams with transparent processes. We build media systems, privacy infrastructure, decentralized tools, and physical retreats. Membership requires integrity, hard work, and cultural respect. JITNU’s purpose is to help members survive, build, and thrive outside failing institutions.
This front page offers a concise overview. The three full documents provide complete detail.