Anthropy is a small, independent practice in institutional design. Its focus is the endemic faults in how institutions are built that keep them from working as intended. These faults are typically deeply embedded and historic, and they go overlooked as the cause of wider dysfunction and underperformance. Anthropy isolates them, makes them legible to senior policymakers, and outlines the shape of a remedy. It has no sponsors and no party affiliation, and it takes no commissions, including to carry out what it proposes.