Pilot cohort
Ninety days, eight seats, one record.
The pilot is not a trial. It is the full arc, run with a small cohort so every proof gets ruled on by someone who knows what the work costs.
The arc
Week 00
Binding
You file a mandate: one 90-day outcome and the stakes for missing it. A seat is issued against it, not against a card.
Weeks 01–04
Load
Three commitments a day, no more. Every one carries a named verifier and a deliverable. Rates start ugly. That is the point.
Weeks 05–08
Compression
The pod rules faster than you can rationalise. Day-30 and day-60 checkpoints read your cumulative rate against the floor.
Weeks 09–13
Close
The arc seals. You leave with a record of what shipped, week by week, verified by people who had nothing to gain from flattering you.
Bound terms
- Execution floor
- 40% of committed tasks verified, averaged weekly.
- Task ceiling
- Three commitments a day. Ambition is not the constraint; honesty is.
- Lockout
- A weekly seal below the floor locks the seat until the pod reinstates you.
- Immutability
- Sealed days and weeks are never edited. Corrections are appended.
- Exit
- Leaving mid-arc is a breach and is filed as one. The record follows the mandate.
Built for
- Founders and operators with one outcome that actually matters this quarter
- People who have already tried willpower, apps and a coach, and still slipped
- Anyone willing to be ruled on in public by peers at their own stage
Not built for
- Teams looking for a project tracker
- Anyone who needs the option to pause when the week goes badly
- People shopping for encouragement rather than verification
Seats are issued against mandates.
File yours and the token follows. If the mandate is vague, the application is declined.
Request a token