The founding workshop: people who join before the product is finished, and help shape what it becomes.
We’re not building a finished app in private and asking for trust later. A user-side agent needs a public mandate first: do people want an agent that represents them — instead of another platform that targets them?
Concept formed, architecture defined, build starting. Manifesto, data principles, and Werkstatt open before the MVP — so the first community can challenge the product while it’s still shapeable.
Founding waitlist + real decision stories. The first 300–500 people who say: yes, this should exist — and I want to help shape it.
Closed Berlin pilot, 100+ people: real food decisions, real context, a real trust loop — shaped together.
From food proof-loop to decision infrastructure: the same user-owned layer moves to other everyday decisions.
You come back each time there’s a decision to make — a few times a week.
The agent accumulates real context: not tastes, but patterns of how you decide.
The better WISP understands you, the more its suggestions fit — that’s where trust begins.
You decide how much to hand over — and every delegation is revocable. Food first, then beyond.
Add your voice: sign the manifesto, join the waitlist, or send a one-off donation.
Tell us how you decide: three short questions about a real food decision from your week.
Use WISP for real decisions and shape it with your stories, criticism, and judgment — as a co-builder, not a tester.
For contributions beyond feedback: judgment, skill, energy — toward paid roles and founding conditions after the MVP.
Sign the manifesto and get the earliest updates from the Journal. Two minutes.
Three short questions about a real “what should I eat” moment from your week. Five minutes.
Use WISP for real decisions and tell us what’s broken.