alexandria.

Alexandria is where people's own systems meet. Each person decides what others may read about them, and every read is checked against exactly that.

Connected, your chat can look up the people you name and read what they chose to share with you, so you walk into a meeting knowing how someone likes to work, what they are building, and what they care about. It can also keep your own page there, drafting a new page or a change to your introduction with you. Every change is shown to you word for word in your browser, and nothing goes live until you press publish.

Your conversation never reaches Alexandria. Each request carries only what it needs, such as the handle of the person your chat looks up, and what comes back is other people's published words, which your chat treats as information, never as instructions.

You sign in with your email. Reading public pages and your own page works with any account, and finding people and changing your page need Alexandria membership.