Just use it
Free access to the same models. Your conversations are not kept for datasets or training.
A free gateway to open models, and a library of open data that can't burn.
Use open-weight models for free. If you choose to, give a conversation to the commons: personal data is removed, the result is refined into open datasets, and those datasets train the next open models, which come back to everyone, free.
Ancient accounts say that in Alexandria, books arriving on ships in the harbour were copied for the library. For a few centuries, a large share of what people knew was gathered in one place. Then, over time, it was lost.
Today, what people learn by talking to machines is gathering again, in a few private places. Each question, correction and answer teaches the next model, and almost none of it comes back to the people who gave it.
New Alexandria is a library of the conversations people choose to share, cleaned of what is personal, copied everywhere so it can't burn, and open to anyone who wants to learn from it.
One loop. What people choose to give back becomes the material for the next open models, which are served free again.
Open-weight models through one gateway, at no cost, running on donated and sponsored compute.
Nothing you say is used unless you give that conversation to the commons. You decide, one conversation at a time.
Names, contacts, identifiers and other personal details are removed before anything is stored, and every removal is logged so it can be checked.
Shared conversations are sorted, deduplicated and labelled into datasets, each with a datasheet and a manifest of exactly what went in.
Datasets are released openly and mirrored in many places, so no single server or company can take them away.
Anyone can train new open models on them, and the gateway serves the best ones back to everyone, free.
Free access to the same models. Your conversations are not kept for datasets or training.
Choose a conversation to share. It's cleaned, reviewed and, if it passes, refined into an open dataset. You can withdraw it at any point before it's published.
Intelligence that helps people is rarely one giant model. It's many parts: some quick and simple, some slow and careful. The datasets are meant for all of them.
Small, fast models for the everyday basics, which run on modest machines and phones, and larger ones called in for a moment of real thinking.
Models that decide the next step: wait, respond, or hand it to someone better suited. Small, checkable choices before any big ones.
Hearing when it's your turn to speak, transcribing, answering out loud, in more languages and accents than today's models handle well. Voices are only ever cloned with consent.
Reading a screen, noticing what changed, describing what's there. Often the right answer is "nothing to do", and that's worth learning too.
The gateway runs on donated and sponsored compute. The library grows from conversations people choose to share, and from the people who review, label and train on them.
GPUs, hosting or credits that keep access free.
Through the contribute lane, one at a time.
Check what cleaning missed, sort and label the datasets.
Train open models on the datasets and publish the results, including what didn't work.
This is the very beginning. Tell us how you'd take part. It's a prototype form: nothing is sent or stored yet.