TEST NETWORK

Be there when we open somsorium.

Our first test network is planned for up to 5 organisations and 500 individuals. We are not handing out places yet. If you would like to be there early, you can put your name on the waitlist now — it commits you to nothing.

Where we stand

The waitlist is open. Nothing beyond that yet.

So that no expectation grows here that we cannot meet: putting your name down means registering interest. It is not an application, not a selection and not a promise of a place.

What is possible now

You can put your name down without committing to anything and tell us what interests you.

What is not possible yet

We are not handing out test places, and we cannot name a date for that yet.

What happens after that

Once we do open places, the people on the waitlist are the first we tell.

What this is about

Three programmes, at different stages.

What is being tested is software, on your own device. You need no special hardware, no server and no node.

Release candidate

smolit

An assistant that asks for permission. The furthest along of them all — this is where hard everyday use pays off.

Go to smolit →

in development

laborium

Document experiments, keep measurements together and evaluate results.

Go to laborium →

in development

mesorium

Working together without pooling data.

Go to mesorium →

The smolit node is not part of the test network. It is hardware and still at the prototype stage. What is being tested is software — smolit, laborium and mesorium, on your own computer. Anyone on the waitlist still hears about whatever happens with the node first.

Two ways in

Your perspective matters.

Whether you like looking under the hood or simply want to use somsorium, both perspectives help us work out what works and what still needs to get better.

You like looking under the hood

You want to understand how the system works, look for edge cases, write bug reports, or maybe help build it later on.

You just want it to work

You want it to work in a way that makes sense, without having to know how it was built first. That perspective is exactly what shows us where the technology is still in the way.

Both perspectives matter equally.

Honestly

What you would be getting into.

  • The programmes are at different stages. smolit stands as a release candidate; laborium and mesorium are in the middle of development. Things will crash.
  • mesorium has no public read access yet — anyone who is not a member sees nothing.
  • The audit view is missing. Actions are logged, but you cannot search through that yet.
  • The full run from question to published result does not work end to end yet. That is exactly what we are building next.

Waitlist

Join the waitlist.

Signing up needs very little. The optional answers help us understand what you would like to try out with somsorium.

You are signing up as *
I'm interested as *
What describes you best?
What are you most interested in?

Optional

The newsletter and the waitlist are independent of each other.

The waitlist is non-binding and no guarantee of access.