Private beta waitlist

Gandalf Interview

A guided reflection and direction system for friends who want the kind of honest questioning, pattern read, and practical next-step feedback that creates real movement.

10 qualified emailsThen saved-account MVPOwner review only with explicit beta consent
A focused desk setup for private guided reflection
One coherent advisor voice, supported by hidden specialist roles.
How it starts

Waitlist first, product second.

The first version should prove that ten real people want this before we add accounts, saved sessions, or a full interview app.

01

Join

Friends add their email and describe the kind of direction they want.

02

Qualify

The first ten good-fit people define the opening beta group.

03

Build

The MVP adds accounts, saved sessions, consent records, and a private report flow.

Internal advisor stack

The agents stay behind the scenes.

Friends should experience one clear advisor, not a confusing panel of bots. The system can still use specialist roles under the surface to ask better questions, challenge weak frames, and turn the result into action.

Gandalf reads for meaning, distortion, values, and direction.

Operator turns the read into next actions and a realistic week-one plan.

Risk/QA keeps the system away from therapy, diagnosis, crisis, medical, legal, and financial advice.

Research/Intel only joins when a source-backed claim needs verification.

Operating cost

Cheap enough to validate with friends.

The waitlist should cost almost nothing. The saved-account MVP should stay in the $45-$100/month base range before meaningful AI usage.

Waitlist$0-$20/mo

Google Form and Google Sheet, using the existing site for the public page.

Accounts$0-$25/mo early

Clerk for saved user accounts when the 10-person threshold is reached.

Saved sessions$0-$25/mo early

Supabase for interview sessions, answers, consent records, reports, deletion, and export status.

AI usage$0.10-$1.50/user

Short guided interview plus report, with stronger models reserved for final synthesis.

Waitlist fields

Join the first ten-person test group.

The form asks for enough context to know who is a strong first tester without turning the waitlist into the whole interview.

Name

Email

Why they want to try it

What guidance they need right now

Whether they are open to early beta testing

Open the form in Google
Google Form

Use the form as the source of truth.

The waitlist opens in Google Forms so signups stay separate from the future MVP until the first ten qualified people are in.

Join the waitlist