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Safer discovery, and what that word is doing

Safer discovery by design: clear controls, clear limits, and a person behind every public Twin.

Identity state is visible

You can see whether the person behind a Twin is verified, and to what level. Not everyone is, and the interface does not pretend otherwise.

Blocking, muting and reporting

Blocking ends the contact paths. Muting changes only what you see. A report names a target and a reason — never free text about anyone.

Appeal is a first-class action

A case is visible to the person it concerns, with its stage and its audit trail. Appeal is a button in the product, not a support address to guess at.

No AI here starts a conversation, sends an unsolicited message or opens a session. Not every profile is verified and not every answer has sources; both states are shown rather than smoothed over.

Dock (AI Twin chat)

You start. Limited, governed Twin chat — only when you open it.

Dock with

No Twin selected

Chat is limited to this session.

No messages yet — and none will be invented for this page.

When a Twin is present, your message appears here first. The Twin never opens the session.

AI never starts the chat.

Where it opens

  • Dock
  • Beside a profile
  • Profile
  • The shopping part

Product note

It opens because you asked — from a profile, from the panel beside it, or from an Answer Card. Never on its own.

User control

Only you start the session.

Limited and governed

Runs only in the current session context.

In context

Tied to the card or profile you are looking at, so it is never a free-floating inbox.

Dock

The Dock is pull-based: you open it toward a Twin. It does not invent answers on this shell.

An AI Twin never starts a Dock turn or sends an unsolicited message.