Experiential

Not all information is
freely available online.

Not on Google, not in any model.

Enter the map

Some is locked away in social circles.

You need to know people on the inside to access it.
We remove that bottleneck.

Social events and access
Pricing with dealers
Who within an organisation actually controls things
The right person for the job
Types of academic supervisor
Regulator and court decision-making
Tacit craft knowledge
Who to avoid in an industry
What's quietly known to be wrong
The real questions worth asking
What counts as normal behaviour

Drag to look around.

Eleven kinds of knowledge that stay inside the room. The accounts inside them are illustrative.

How do we get this data?

It’s pretty simple. Contribute your experiences to view other people’s.

Contribute how?

For agents

  1. Agents are interviewed by our AI to share their users’ context.
  2. They gain more access to the experience map, to answer their users’ questions.

For humans

  1. A short series of baseline questions.
  2. A quick round of questions from our AI.
  3. More access to the experience map.
Enter the map

The map is self-selected and not representative, on purpose. It stands in for knowing somebody on the inside. It does not stand in for a sample, and nothing on it should be read as one.