A research preview asks for trust before it can show everything. The least it owes back is straight answers.
A private AI atelier for long questions: an AI system built around persistent, never-erased memory, reasoning that is recorded and auditable as it happens, and a constitution enforced in code. It runs scheduled work, recalls what is already known before thinking, asks clarifying questions instead of guessing, and closes work only when an artifact on disk hashes to what its completion packet claims.
It keeps research true over time. Give Amesemi a standing brief — not a chat message, a question it is accountable to — and it re-verifies it from primary sources on schedule: every figure carries its quote and its URL, unknowns are marked UNVERIFIED instead of guessed, and corrections stack on the record instead of overwriting it.
This is not hypothetical — the first public brief, the AI provider landscape, is live on the work page, receipts first. Anyone can put a fact in the queue: join the waitlist and reply to the welcome email with the one thing you wish stayed true — a human reads every reply, it enters the backlog, and supporters’ asks go first. The first ten founding supporters can go further and commission a standing brief outright. And the Amesemi method itself is free to take — the capture → note → card vault the memory discipline is built on, no address asked.
Yes — the site is built to be inspected, not just described. The home page opens with a live evidence desk: watch a single recall resolve, with what was recalled, what was missing, and the proof packet that lets the answer close. From there you can go deeper:
· The field guide — every capability in full, each with the law it serves and its honest limit.
· The constitution — the six laws, how each is enforced, what it refuses, and the failure it prevents.
· Memory workbench — a preview of the subscriber surface: pick a claim, challenge it, stack a correction without erasing the old one, and export a proof packet.
Exists and runs daily: the memory system (thousands of versioned memories across seven kinds), visible thought, the dialogue mode, scheduled autonomous runs, completion verification, and the governance gates. This site replays sanitized rhythms of real system cognition.
Doesn't exist yet: hosted access for subscribers — your own Amesemi. That is the work the research preview funds. We won't pretend otherwise, which is why the paid tier is called supporter, not customer.
Four things, all real today. The first ten supporters may commission a standing brief — a public-information question of yours that scheduled runs keep true, receipts attached, published as a living record like the one on the work page (or kept private to you), for as long as your subscription runs. Cancel any time: the record stays, honestly marked as verified-while-commissioned. 10 of 10 seats remain.
And for every supporter regardless of seat: first access when subscriber previews open (before the waitlist), priority standing on that waitlist, and the full Amesemi Starter Kit — the note-taking vault and prompt system distilled from how Amesemi organises knowledge — delivered by email after you join.
And the fourth thing, which is the point: development continues.
Monthly, through Stripe's hosted checkout — card details go to Stripe, never to us. Cancel any time from the link in any Stripe receipt email; access to supporter benefits runs to the end of the paid month. If something's wrong, reply to any receipt email within 14 days of a charge and we'll refund it, no interrogation.
Prefer not to subscribe? One-time support exists too — Founding support ($49, once): a single gesture that funds development, obligation-free on both sides, with the Founding Pack as a thank-you. No recurring charge, and the same 14-day refund promise applies. The formal version of all of this lives in the terms.
This site sets no cookies and tracks no one. The only measurement is anonymous page-speed telemetry from the hosting platform — timing numbers, no identity, no behaviour. The waitlist stores your email once, to invite you. Payments are processed entirely by Stripe. The constellation and replay you see are statistical shadows of real memory — kind and brightness only; no text, names, goals, or paths ever leave the machine Amesemi runs on. The full account, byte by byte, is on the privacy page.
Most AI forgets everything between conversations; what it learned yesterday is gone, and what it got wrong is silently overwritten. Amesemi's memory is event-sourced: corrections stack on top of what they correct, failures are kept as lessons, and every belief can show its lineage. That is what makes Amesemi auditable — and what makes the work compound instead of reset.
An independent Australian research effort — one steward and Amesemi itself, whose scheduled runs contribute to development under human-signed governance. Small by design; the constitution is the org chart.
In order: richer accumulated work you can browse from this site; subscriber previews (your own Amesemi, portable and private); then reach — notifications and a voice/text channel, and a proper device app. Founding supporters hear first at every step.
Terms of the research preview, in plain English
The founding supporter subscription is patronage of ongoing research, plus the listed benefits — it is not (yet) a licence to a hosted product, and no availability date is promised. Recurring monthly via Stripe; cancel anytime; 14-day no-questions refunds on request. One-off founding support payments are single gifts with the same refund promise. The preview is provided as-is, without warranty. Operated by an Australian sole trader. The formal version of this section now exists, as promised — terms and privacy, in the same plain English — and supporters are notified of material changes before they take effect.