Today we open public applications to the founding network. These are people who join not at the launch of a "finished product" but at the stage when the platform's outline is only taking shape. They get the chance to influence key decisions: what to do first, which principles to lock in, which compromises are unacceptable.
In parallel, a working group is being assembled to prepare the MVP. Its task is to turn the concept and the closed demo into a working public prototype by late autumn. The group is open: members of the founding network can join its meetings and discussions.
The founding network is not an early-access club. It's people who take responsibility for what kind of project we build, while it can still be turned in any direction.
We deliberately don't rush a mass launch. First — a stable core of people who understand why they're here. Only then — a broad opening. It's slower but more reliable: projects grown from a strong core tend to hold their course even during rapid growth.
What is expected of members
The founding network is not a club of observers. It's a working association where everyone takes on a visible share of responsibility.
- Participation in at least one of the topic working groups.
- Substantive feedback on draft decisions.
- Helping spread the project's ideas within your circle.
- A willingness to meet online every two weeks in the first months.
You can apply through the form on the site. Every application is read by a real person, not an algorithm. A reply comes within a week.