Welcome to Solvaroo

Imagine drifting gracefully across continents in a floating palace—like stepping back in time to the golden age of the Zeppelin, yet filled with all the modern comforts (and more) of today. Picture soaring above the clouds in a luxurious home with panoramic windows that offer breathtaking views, elegant lounges for entertainment, and private quarters rivaling the finest penthouse suites. This is the future of luxury travel: a grand, personal skyship designed as both a residence and a spectacle of innovation.

Now, think back to how challenging and expensive it was to build those monumental airships a century ago. With all the advancements in materials and engineering we have now, how might the cost and feasibility compare today? What leaps in technology and creativity would be required to turn such an extravagant vision into reality?

The challenge is simple: Dare to dream of a world where a “flying mansion” is no longer just a fantasy. Envision what it would take—structurally, socially, and yes, financially—to bring this lofty ambition to life. Are you ready to explore the possibilities and help shape the next era of opulent travel? Let’s take to the skies together.

If I was a billionaire, I'd like to have a submarine to go off the grid at will. The problem is, billionaires are boring and just buy yachts and mansions. There is an open market for making luxury submarines for billionaires so they have a new way to flex their opulence in stealth.

Rural communities often lack adequate mental health resources. How can we leverage technology and community-based approaches to improve access to mental health services in these areas?

Climate change is accelerating. Sea levels are rising. Storms are becoming more intense and unpredictable. As the land becomes increasingly unstable, one of the most ambitious ideas being explored is the creation of underwater cities—habitats that float just below the ocean’s surface where sunlight still reaches but violent weather cannot.
This concept raises entirely new questions and challenges. How could people access fresh air while living underwater? How do we construct structures that won’t collapse under the ocean’s pressure? What types of materials and designs would be required for homes, schools, and public spaces? Where would food come from—could floating farms or ocean-based agriculture be feasible?
Living under the sea could shield us from the changing climate above, but only if we can envision and solve the complex problems it presents. How could this kind of city realistically function? What would need to be invented, designed, or reimagined?
Explore the possibilities. Ask questions. Propose ideas. This is an opportunity to rethink what it means to build a livable future on Earth.

I’m trying to figure out how to purchase real estate with little to no money down.