Social
dayFrame
Live. Create. Reflect. A user-respecting, tone-first social neighborhood built on sovereign spaces — not a timeline, not a feed, not a profile, but a constellation of spaces with clear purpose and boundaries. Continuity, depth, and intentional presence are the north star; engagement is not.
- Spaces-first architecture — front porch, gallery, workspace, private circle, publishing channel; visibility and permissions cascade by design.
- The dayFrame Journal — a daily container for entries, mood, goals, and the music of the day: a searchable life archive that is private first, shareable by choice.
- AI as user advocate — transparent and explainable: it helps configure permissions, de-escalate, and reflect. It is not a platform advocate and not a dopamine dealer.
Status: working private beta, invite-only waves, boutique economics — sustainable without surveillance capitalism.
Reading
Glosa
An immersion-preserving AI reading companion — for e-books and for the paper book on your nightstand. Glosa restores what the screen age stripped from reading: context, patience, and the conversation with the author — without ever breaking the reader’s trance.
- Glance — tap a word or passage; a margin whisper gives definition, cultural context, or a spoiler-safe “who is this again?” One swipe and it’s gone.
- Lens — a temporary clearer paraphrase beside a dense passage. It visibly closes. The original text is sovereign, always.
- Vestibule — a minute of context before a hard chapter, so confusion never interrupts flow. Priming beats rescuing.
- Echo — gentle, spoiler-aware moments of recall at natural seams. Retrieval, not recaps: the reader keeps the remembering.
- Paper Mode — the companion that serves the physical book beside it, honoring the oldest technology still running.
- The Mirror — every book reads its reader back; Glosa lets the reader tune that mirror toward chosen ends — study, contemplation, memory, recovery-informed reflection, creative transmutation — by offering reflections the reader picks among. Options, not verdicts. The dial never leaves the reader’s hand.
Status: concept specification complete; margin-whisper prototype next. Philosophical foundation: the Journal’s essays.
On the Horizon
Presence
The honest version of the wall-sized screen a boy once dreamed he could sit in front of and truly visit family across the world. Zoom flattens presence; a headset isolates it. Presence restores what a call strips — co-presence, warmth, the felt sense of being with someone — the way Glosa restores what the screen strips from reading. The same engine unpacks meetings and lectures: signal-rich gathering and remembering, with the exocognitive layer surfacing only when a decision needs you. Concept stage; philosophy locked.
Shared Constitution
Laws every Interveil product obeys
- The experience plane never corrupts the truth plane.
- The dial stays in the human hand: every parameter visible, chosen, revisable; models of the user are inspectable and deletable.
- Prime, whisper, withdraw: aid deepens human capability and measures success by graduation, not engagement.
- Provenance by default: machine-generated content is labeled; interpretations are typed as interpretations; the record can be reconstructed.
- The refusals are published: every product ships with its “what this will never do” list as public positioning.
- Anti-sycophancy is a hard requirement: a mirror that flatters is a shipped defect.
- Dignity extends upstream: labor, data provenance, and non-user harms are design constraints, not externalities.