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AI is becoming infrastructure.

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The models shaping how we work, learn, and talk are owned by a handful of companies — and governed by no one in particular.

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The models shaping how we work, learn, and talk are owned by a handful of companies — and governed first for their shareholders' profit.

We think that's backwards. A tool this consequential should answer to the people who use it. So we're building AI the way we build public institutions: directed by its members, not by shareholders.

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Deliberate in the open, then decide together
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Talk it through, and decide together
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Pay what's fair

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Dues are a sliding scale of $10–20 a month. You choose the amount that fits your circumstances.

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Right now, dues are a sliding scale of $10–20 a month — you choose the amount that fits your circumstances.

Everyone gets the same allowance

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A monthly credit of $15 for chat and API alike, whether you pay $10 or $20.

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Today, every member gets a $15 monthly credit for chat and API alike, whether you pay $10 or $20.

Chat, API, and a vote

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Cancel whenever you like. Your data stays yours.

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Pricing is itself a co-op decision. As usage grows, the current scale will likely need to change — and members will decide how, together.