A network of adaptable social places

Start with a message. Let it grow.

Aitta Network connects independently controlled places called Aittas. In an Aitta, a message, idea, or conversation can become a shared space where people talk, decide, and use trusted apps together.

Already bring people together? Begin with one meaningful item and one real next need. Want to take part? Join without creating an Aitta of your own.

Inside the Northstar Aitta
Project update · PublicShould we make this public?
Conversation4 replies
Contributor space · Invited
DecisionReady to decide
One public update grows into a conversation, a bounded space, and a useful app—with context and access still visible.

One place in the network

An Aitta is one independently controlled place.

It is not only a profile, feed, app, or conversation. An Aitta contains the identity it represents, people and access policies, messages and spaces, trusted apps, local data and state, and its own appearance, address, behaviour, and runtime.

How it grows

A message is not the end product. It is the beginning.

Aitta keeps the people, context, and useful tool together as the group's work takes shape.

  1. 01

    Share something real

    A project update, idea, question, request, or invitation gives people one clear thing to gather around.

  2. 02

    Let people respond

    The conversation stays with the thing that started it instead of disappearing into a general feed.

  3. 03

    Open the right space

    When a need becomes clearer, the relevant people can continue together with understandable access.

  4. 04

    Do something useful

    A trusted app helps the group ask, decide, organize, or take the next action—right in context.

Anything shared in Aitta can grow into a place where people do something together.

Ways an Aitta can grow

Start with what your group is already doing.

These are illustrative first-version situations—not claims about groups already using Aitta.

A project update

Discussion reveals a decision that needs a smaller group, so invited contributors continue in a restricted space with the context still attached.

Update → discussion → contributor space → decision

A community event

An announcement gathers questions and participation. Organizers open a private coordination space while the public conversation remains where people found it.

Announcement → questions → participation → organizer space

A direct request

Once a message request is accepted, the private conversation can contain an approval, shared task, structured response, or another useful app.

Request → consent → conversation → shared action
Explore the full examples

Useful before it is large

Start with people who already know why they are here.

The first network begins with small groups, real relationships, something meaningful to share, and a foreseeable next interaction—not an empty global feed.

For organizers

Bring a group with a recurring purpose.

Start an Aitta for a project, community, company, club, creator group, publication, research group, or working group you already bring together.

Explore Founding Aittas

For participants

Join what matters before owning anything.

Follow an invitation or public item, sign in, then follow, join, respond, message, or use apps. You never need to deploy an Aitta to belong.

Join the participant list

Taking part without ownership

Join through something that already matters.

Create an Aitta only when you have people or work of your own to organize.

  1. 01

    Open a real item or invitation.

    Understand the Aitta or space before signing in.

  2. 02

    Sign in with ChatGPT.

    Joining never creates an Aitta silently.

  3. 03

    Follow or join.

    Follow public activity or join a bounded space when allowed.

  4. 04

    Take one meaningful action.

    Respond, message, decide, or use an app in context.

  5. 05

    Return through Your network.

    See activity from Aittas you deliberately follow. It is a view; the original content stays authoritative in its source Aitta.

What we are building first

The smallest real network.

One bounded version that can help an existing group from its first meaningful shared item to its next useful capability.

See the first-version plan →
  1. 01

    Create and register an independent Aitta

    Give it a purpose, identity, address, appearance, people, and clear boundaries.

  2. 02

    Join with ChatGPT without owning an Aitta

    Follow a real invitation or public item, then follow, join, respond, message, or use an app.

  3. 03

    Return through Your network

    See relevant public activity from Aittas you explicitly follow while the original content remains authoritative at its source.

  4. 04

    Let shared items grow into spaces

    Keep the people, context, access, conversation, and useful interaction connected.

  5. 05

    Start direct conversations by consent

    Use requests, acceptance, unread state, blocking, reporting, and clear retention.

  6. 06

    Turn real needs into accountable App Ideas

    Make progress visible from clarification through decision, reviewed release, improvement, or reasoned closure.

Built from the conversation

Turn the group's next need into an accountable App Idea.

Keep the need, discussion, decisions, implementation, and eventual release connected. Every idea should visibly reach a decision, prototype, trusted release, improvement, or a clear reason it was closed.

  1. 1Need
  2. 2App Idea
  3. 3Shape together
  4. 4Reviewed implementation
  5. 5Trusted release
  6. 6Use in context
  7. 7Improve

“Create a private decision space for invited contributors. Let everyone propose options, but only organizers close the decision.”

A natural-language description of people, access, actions, and authority.

Configure trusted capabilities

Compose what the Aitta already knows.

ChatGPT can configure installed, bounded fields, choices, actions, conditions, permissions, validation, calculations, state machines, and layouts. No new executable code is added.

Create a new implementation

Keep it as an App Idea until reviewed.

Agents can draft a contract, implementation, tests, security checks, and release notes. A human-approved, versioned release comes before any Aitta can choose to trust it.

Natural-language creation can configure what an Aitta already trusts. It cannot publish arbitrary live code or bypass review.

Explore the App Idea process →

How the network works

Independent places. Shared meaning. Trusted software.

The network connects Aittas and members without turning them into one centrally owned space or letting remote senders choose which software another Aitta runs.

AittaSocial

The software platform and product family.

An Aitta

One independently controlled top-level place.

Aitta Network

The relationships and exchanges connecting Aittas and signed-in members.

AittaSocial Hub

Identity, discovery, relationships, authorization evidence, and coordination—not a shared content store.

01

Events can become spaces.

Every typed event may be a child in one app space and the root of another.

02

Access stays explicit.

Follow, Join, Read, Write, and Watch remain separate. Parentage grants none of them.

03

Software stays local.

Events carry typed data and state—not JavaScript, arbitrary HTML, remote scripts, or installable packages.

04

Unknown types fail safely.

A bounded generic view can show safe static data and why interaction is unavailable without executing sender code.

Read the technical model

Why this direction is credible

Evidence for the starting point. Hypotheses for the product.

The evidence supports ingredients behind Aitta—not the finished product or proven market demand. The exact recursive model still needs prototypes, threat modelling, usability testing, and real founding groups.

90%

Activity in small servers

Discord reports that 90% of its activity happens in small, intimate servers. It is a first-party platform statistic, not independent research.

Discord · Thank You for Ten Years
35

People across bounded places

In a qualitative study of private chats, groups, workspaces, and servers, participants associated these bounded places with known audiences, relevant communication, and continuous conversation.

Malhotra · Social Media + Society, 2024
19,923

Social-platform users

An incentive-compatible 2025 study found that particular existing relationships explain a meaningful share of measured platform value. It is a working paper, not evidence about Aitta.

Aral et al. · 2025 preprint
Many

Small early contributions

WikiProject research found that diverse early membership and many small contributions predicted later activity better than early content volume or a few power users.

Solomon & Wash · ICWSM 2014
What this changes

Aitta begins with organizers, real relationships, meaningful shared items, and a foreseeable next interaction—not synthetic activity or an empty global audience.

Read the evidence, precedents, and open hypotheses →

For financial investors

Follow the opportunity as the evidence develops.

Aitta is pursuing a new social application model: independent places, recursively useful context, and trusted software that can grow from real group needs. The first proof is retained participation in small groups—not account volume.

We will share future investor materials when the product evidence and financing context are ready. Nothing on this site is an offer to sell securities.

Read the investor perspective

Join the first network

Choose how you want to take part.

Sign in once with ChatGPT, then join any combination of the Organizer, Participant, Builder, and Investor lists separately. The first three express how you may participate; the Investor list is for financial updates and future conversations.

Four independent lists

Choose the lists that fit you.

Sign in from the top-right once to activate every list.

We store only the email supplied by your ChatGPT sign-in, each list you join, the consent version, and signup timestamps. Signing in does not share ChatGPT conversations, memory, files, tokens, or billing data. Joining a list does not create an Aitta or guarantee founding access.

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