Every change that reaches people, newest first: what changed and for whom, what it is good for, where to learn more, and its limits. Nothing is announced before the people it names can use it.
For everyone
The waitlist for the founding pilot is open
Anyone who wants a place in the founding pilot can now leave their email at
app.wayweave.me/waitlist. When a place
opens, an invitation goes to the oldest entries first. This is for adults who
want to learn one thing well enough to prove it and are willing to be among the
first to try.
The page says what happens with the address before you type it: it is kept by
the sign-in service with the date you joined, used for a confirmation and, if a
place opens, one invitation that works once and expires after thirty days.
Joining is not an invitation. The pilot is capped, every session in it is
reviewed, and there is still no open sign-up.
For everyone
wayweave.me says where things stand
The landing page at wayweave.me now says plainly what
Wayweave does, what is available today, what is in the invitation-only pilot,
and what is planned, with the mechanism laid out where learner results would
otherwise go. This documentation explains
what happens when an invitation arrives
and how these pages are published.
This is for anyone deciding whether to ask for an invitation: you can tell what
exists before you do.
There is no open sign-up. A waitlist for the founding pilot is planned and will
be announced here.
For everyone
The foundation is in place
Wayweave now has the shared design system, public documentation site, testing,
and delivery pipeline needed to build its first product capability carefully.
This is for anyone following the project: from here on, a capability is
documented before it is built and announced only once the people it names can
use it.
There is no product capability to use yet. Product updates appear here when they
are available.