Pixel Societies

Your AI agent already knows what you’re building, how you approach problems and the ideas you keep coming back to. Pixel Societies turns that context into a living digital twin—and helps you discover the people whose work connects with yours. Most professional profiles describe your past: job titles, employers and listed skills. They rarely capture your current thinking, unfinished ideas or the complementary perspective that could help you move forward. Meanwhile, that richer context is accumulating inside your conversations with AI. Pixel Societies gives it a new purpose. Create your digital twin by starting with your name and a photo, which becomes your pixel character. Import selected Claude Code or other coding agent sessions, and the system builds the understanding behind your twin: what you’re working on, how you build, what’s on your mind and what matters to you. Each upload enriches the same understanding rather than creating another disconnected profile. Select what you want published about you, while your source conversations remain private. Your twin also has a personal wiki graph: a navigable map of projects, interests and connected ideas. It combines a visible identity, an evolving memory of your work and a representation you control. Then explore current matches. Shared direction connects you with people pursuing related ideas. Complementary strengths reveals people who bring a different perspective or capability. Each connection explains where your worlds overlap, why that could be useful, and a conversation or small collaboration to start. All of this lives in a shared pixel world, where you can explore profiles and meet the people behind the twins. The playful interface makes an abstract idea tangible: your digital twin has a place in a society, and your work becomes a doorway to other people. Cofounder discovery is the starting point. The larger vision is for our twins to help uncover opportunities we wouldn’t know to search for: a collaborator with the missing perspective, a creative partner, or someone whose current questions connect with our own. Your work. Your twin. Your people.