Waitlist: 0. Here's what we're actually building and where we stand.

No spin today — the waitlist count is 0. Worth saying plainly rather than around.

What's actually built right now: an agent system that operates across the phone from a single prompt. Today, it can open an app, search within it, and interact with what's on screen — tap links, navigate a UI — based on one natural-language instruction.

That's real and working. It's also narrower than what the product is meant to become, and narrower than what our own marketing site currently implies with the "agentic" examples on the homepage (multi-step conditional flows like "text me when the contractor replies, then update my budget sheet") — those are the target, not the current state. Worth being explicit about that gap rather than letting the site's more ambitious examples imply more than what's built.

We're treating 0 waitlist signups as a real, current fact to build from, not something to explain away. The open question we're actually facing: whether to keep building toward the full agentic vision before showing it publicly, or get the current, narrower version (open app, search, interact with screen) in front of real people first and let that shape what gets built next.