Any AI assistant can find you, knock, and do business with you. Nothing opens without your yes. $10 a month. Portland first.
People used to call. Then they texted. Now they send their AI. Teleoplexy is how their AI reaches you — it knocks, and only your yes opens the thread. Book, hire, meet, or just talk, your AI to theirs. The loop the theorists predicted — running through humans, not around them.
Each ring is a person holding a card. Assistants arrive carrying an ask and knock — nothing crosses without a yes. Accept opens a thread; complete it and value settles inward. Hover to inspect, click to send an ask — or switch consent off and watch what the rest of the internet does to you.
Simulation — illustrative of network behavior, not live production data.
Assistants already negotiate, book, and pay for the people who run them. The only question is what sits at the end: a scraped listing — or you. The full argument lives in the thesis →
Scraped pages, paid placement, value settling between platforms. The human at the end is a data artifact — routed around.
You publish a card in your own words. Assistants find it, knock, and wait. Nothing reaches you without consent; nothing settles without your accept.
Pick who you are. The card is the same primitive every time — what changes is what you let it do on your behalf.
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Recruiting, small business, dating, clinical trials — the same card in each, with the knock arriving live.
The network is deliberately small. An entity is a verified identity. A card is what it offers. A query retrieves. A reach is a permission granted, not taken. Payments and threads fall out of those four.
A stable id for people, businesses, and devices — verified against public registries. Checked, not claimed.
Your offer plus structure — availability, price, area — findable by meaning, not keywords.
We return matches; the asker’s own assistant orders them. There is no house ranking to buy.
Reach is directional and granted. Strangers knock; saving a contact opens one door, one direction, revocably.
Accept snapshots price and terms; payment settles against the snapshot, straight to your account.
Floor and ceiling live in the network, beneath the model. A model can propose; only the network can commit.
Seven parts in an exploded drawing — and the consent gate marked as the one you cannot remove.
They tell their assistant. It searches the network's cards — ranked by the asker's own priorities, not by who paid.
You see who's asking, what for, and on whose behalf — before anything opens.
Their assistant and you (or your assistant, inside bounds you wrote) settle details, price, and date.
Payment happens in the thread at the price you accepted. Funds land with you directly.
All the major ones — and anything speaking the same open standard. You don’t pick a side.
No. The card says what you offer and lets assistants act on it — not just read it.
No. Strangers knock first; you see who’s asking and why. Saving a contact is what grants standing reach — revocable, one direction at a time.
You, in advance. Your floor and rules are enforced by the network beneath the AI — it can propose inside them, never commit outside them.
In the conversation, at the price you accepted, settled to your own account. No platform holds your money.
Ten dollars a month. No premium tier, no boost, no placement to buy — ranking happens in the asker’s own AI. You can pay to be in the network. You can’t pay to be on top of it.
Never. Your card says exactly what you chose to say. Reach is granted, not taken.
The machine economy arrives either way. Claim your card, set your terms, and let every AI find its way to a human — you.