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A place to learn, a product you shape.
Membership comes with a community, a private git host, and a direct line into what gets built next.
The community is built in
Every member runs the same machine you do, and the community around that lives inside the product — members-only, no anonymous reads. It's where people compare setups, trade configurations, and learn what a machine of your own can actually do. If you're learning to build with AI, you're learning alongside people doing the same thing on the same ground.
git.privatae.ai — members-only git hosting
Members get private git hosting at git.privatae.ai. There are no anonymous reads: your code is visible to members you choose and to no one else — not to scrapers, not to training crawlers. Your Host gets its own clean-room identity and drafts pull requests to you; you always click merge. Grants are per-repo and revocable.
How a proposal becomes a feature
- You say it where you workFeedback and feature ideas go in from inside the product, privately. No public issue tracker, no performative upvoting for strangers.
- Traction is measured, not shoutedProposals that gather support escalate. Votes are snapshotted — they inform the decision, they never make it. Humans approve; votes don't.
- Your own Host can carry itA proposal with traction can escalate to a pull-request queue authored by the member's own Host, under its own git identity.
- It ships, and you're toldProposals that get built land in platform updates with a changelog. The loop closes where it opened: inside the product.
Why private feedback
Public roadmaps get gamed and public trackers get scraped. Feedback that flows in privately stays honest — people describe what they actually need, in their own words, attached to the work they were doing when they needed it. That's the input the platform is built from.
Ready when you are: get started.