Showcase

Reputcon is on its way.

Here is exactly where we are today, and what happens next.

The journey

Three steps to full operation.

We are building Reputcon in the open. You can join now and move through each stage with us.

You are here
Stage 01
Waitlist

Register your interest and be first in line. We are letting the earliest businesses in before general release.

Register your interest
Next
Stage 02
Pre-launch

The showcase opens. You get a full, guided look at Reputcon in action, before it goes live to everyone.

At launch
Stage 03
Launch

Fully operational and open to sign up. The complete operating system, running for your business.

Where this is going
Built in the open, shipped in order

Reputcon is not a prototype looking for funding. The reputation half is built and running: collecting reviews at the terminal, reading them for meaning, drafting replies, tracking disputes. The business intelligence half, which is the part that matters more over a year, is what the roadmap below is mostly about.

The order is deliberate. Anything that touches a customer at the terminal ships first and gets the most testing, because that is the surface a business cannot afford to have break in front of the people paying them. Features that only an owner sees can be corrected quietly; a review that failed to save cannot.

Project Argus sits alongside all of it as a free, public intelligence terminal with no login and no upsell. It shares no customer data with Reputcon and is not a funnel. It exists because the same engineering that watches a competitive landscape can watch a global one, and showing that is more convincing than claiming it.

Questions
What can I actually use today?
The QR terminal, the review log, the customer database, the AI responder, the dispute tracker, competitor tracking, Mission Control and the monthly report. Those are shipped, not planned.
When does general release happen?
When the waitlist businesses have run it through a full month-end without finding anything that needs an apology. We are not naming a date we might have to move.
What does joining the waitlist actually get me?
Access ahead of general release, founding-member pricing held for the life of the account, and a direct line to influence what gets built next.
Is the roadmap fixed?
No, and founding members change it. Several things now shipped were on nobody’s list until somebody on the waitlist explained why they needed them.
Is Project Argus part of what I am paying for?
No. Argus is free and public, and always will be. It is not a Reputcon feature and there is no shared account.

Get in before the doors open.

Join the waitlist now and move through every stage with us, ahead of general release.

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