Every platform you use treats your network as inventory.
The products that mediate modern professional life are paid for in the same currency: your behavioral data, your relationship graph, your messages, your attention. The exchange is so normalized that asking the question feels naive.
We think the question is overdue.
SourcedOS is built on constitutional constraints, not policy promises.
The system cannot extract your data because extraction is not an available primitive. It cannot sell your behavior because it does not record behavior. It cannot surveil your conversations because surveillance was never compiled in.
This is what we mean by constitutional architecture. The constraints are encoded into the platform itself, hardcoded at the level of what the system is even capable of doing. The full set of constraints is publicly available, written down, and versioned.
Read the constitutional documentsFree is the foundation. Everything else builds from there.
This page is named Free The Data because the foundational tier is free. Not a trial. Not a freemium hook. Free, forever, your whole network in.
Personal launches alongside the public beta this summer.
Two price tracks at every paid tier.
Sovereign is full price. No data contribution required, no features withheld. Contributor is $10 less per month for users who opt into sharing aggregate insights with the substrate. Not a discount for giving us data. Recognition that participation has value, passed back to the user. The opt-in is reversible. The constitution governs scope.