Our team comes from the world of international development and humanitarian response. We have worked in emergency settings — disaster zones, displacement camps, post-conflict recovery areas — where shelter is not a comfort but a survival question, and where the difference between a tent and a real structure can mean the difference between dignity and despair.  We have seen first-hand what tents do and what they fail to do. We have slept in them, coordinated operations from them, and watched families live in them for years at a time — in heat, cold, mud, and wind. And we asked ourselves, repeatedly: why does this have to be the solution?  H7Shelter is our answer. A system designed by people who know what the last mile looks like. Who understand logistics, constraints, and human needs in extremis. And who believe that good design — smart, honest, functional design — belongs everywhere, not just in comfortable places.