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It started in a garden. At just 12 years old, Alexander Owers began his entrepreneurial journey tending to the former residence of Sir Isaac Newton's grandmother. The moment he discovered what Newton had achieved by the age of 26, something ignited within him — a fire that would never be extinguished. It instilled a philosophy that would define his entire life: to always think big, and to stretch the limits of human imagination to their absolute breaking point.
" I discovered what Newton achieved by 26. It inspired me to always think big and use imagination to its fullest limits possible. — Alexander Owers, Founder
Decades later, in 2022, while recovering from a stress-induced psychotic episode, Owers drafted the foundational blueprint for The Intriguing Company. Over the last four years, he has quietly and strategically developed a portfolio of technologies designed for an explosive public impact. The name itself is a cheeky nod to Elon Musk's "The Boring Company" — an acknowledgment of the astronomical heights Owers dares to aspire to.
// The First Domino: Lyfe
The first realization of this boundless imagination was Lyfe. Inspired by the need for decentralized community interaction, Owers built what he calls "digital philanthropy infrastructure." By gamifying positive impact — whether donating to charity, volunteering, or tutoring disadvantaged communities — Lyfe connects and rewards users for good deeds, leveling the global playing field.
// Rescuing the Evening Economy
The hospitality sector has faced a detrimental decline since COVID-19. Enter Crowd. Owers warns that without platforms like Crowd providing insightful, simple techniques for publicans, the nightlife we once knew will vanish entirely. Crowd is built to recreate the buzz of going out — seamlessly connecting venues, artists, and goers in a unified ecosystem.
// Power & Clover: The Energy Revolution
The ambition scales into physical infrastructure. Power aims to decentralize the global energy network using a Proof-of-Power blockchain, already partnering with Charge Point Operators for an October 2026 launch. Meanwhile, Clover is tackling urban mobility with an HCS revolution — replacing high-pressure pumps with a flexible, swappable canister ecosystem. Infinite range. Zero wait. Swap and go in 30 seconds.
" If these technologies are implemented the way I envision, they will advance humanity to a Type 1 or Type 2 civilisation over the next three decades. — Alexander Owers
// The Vision of a Galactic Community
And what of The Paul Project? Owers remains tight-lipped — confirming only that it is a "complete secret" to be announced later this year. Across all five independent ventures, the core values remain uniform: trust your neighbour, and build relationships. Success is measured not purely in revenue, but in cultural impact and substantial reductions in global carbon emissions.
From tending Newton's grandmother's garden to engineering the future, Owers is making his passion a reality. His ultimate moonshot isn't just terrestrial success — it's establishing a galactic community before he retires. For now, five companies are plenty.