Join the Early Group
Fill in the short form to join the early participant group.
Early participation
Start collecting today and join us as we build and test the first versions of ThoughtTapestry.
You can begin with thoughts you already have, start a new collection, or simply join now and wait until testing begins.
Early participation is free.
Free early-participant places
139 of 200 free early-participant places remain.
Early participation will include hands-on work with the developing system, so the number of free participants is limited.
A simple starting point
You don't need an existing collection to join. You can start capturing thoughts today, continue something you've already been collecting, or simply join and wait until the first testing versions are ready.
What matters is having material that reflects your real thinking over time — ideas, observations, questions, things you've learned, creative fragments, project thoughts, or anything else you may want to return to.
Your collection
Thoughts can be unfinished, loosely formed, repetitive, spread across different topics, or captured months or years apart. You don't need to sort or categorize them before using them with ThoughtTapestry.
Your material can also come from different sources and formats, including typed notes, documents, transcripts, voice notes, recordings, and material you've already collected using other tools.
Your material can be in English, Finnish, Dutch, Swedish, German, or Spanish — there is no need to translate it before using it with us.
How participation works
Fill in the short form to join the early participant group.
Start capturing thoughts or continue adding to something you already have.
Explore your collection with ThoughtTapestry and tell us what you find useful and what could be better.
For active early participants
Early participants who actively build and extend their collections, test ThoughtTapestry with us, and provide feedback will receive free lifetime access to the core ThoughtTapestry product.
It's our way of recognizing the people who help shape ThoughtTapestry while it is being built.
Privacy & control
ThoughtTapestry is still in early development, and early testing will not yet be a fully automated process. Developing and evaluating the system may require human review of material you choose to test with.
Before you share material for testing, we'll explain how it will be handled so you can decide what you're comfortable providing. Joining the early group does not require you to share any thought material now.
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Join the project
Join now and we'll contact you as opportunities to take part in early testing become available.
FAQ
No. You can join with something you've already been collecting, start a new collection now, or join before you have a collection and begin later.
Anything you genuinely want to return to or think about further. That could include ideas, observations, questions, things you've learned, project thoughts, creative fragments, plans, reflections, or other thoughts that matter to you.
You can use English, Finnish, Dutch, Swedish, German, or Spanish. Your material does not need to be translated before using it with ThoughtTapestry.
No. Early participation is free.
Participants who actively test ThoughtTapestry, build and extend their collections, and provide feedback will receive free lifetime access to the core ThoughtTapestry product.
There is no fixed amount required to join. ThoughtTapestry is designed to work across accumulated thoughts, so having more material can reveal more relationships and patterns. You can start small and build your collection over time.
No. Joining only puts you in the early participant group. You do not need to share any of your thoughts or other material when you sign up.
Early testing may involve human review of material you choose to test with. Before you share anything, we'll explain how your material will be handled so you can decide what you're comfortable providing.
Joining the early group does not commit you to taking part in testing. As ThoughtTapestry develops, we're especially interested in participants who are willing to build or extend real thought collections, test the developing system, and tell us what they find useful, confusing, missing, or worth improving.