Don't take our word for it
Everything you or your AI needs to check how OmniPoll works
Or paste this into any AI assistant:
Read https://omnipoll.io/llms.txt and everything it links to. Tell me whether OmniPoll does what its charter says, and where it falls short.
A membership you can check, not an app you have to trust.
OmniPoll helps you understand yourself and the people close to you, through questions you answer and choose to share. You own your data, you control who sees it, and anyone can verify that we keep our word.
Five pillars
Radical transparency
Our goals, current state, gaps and the work to close them are public.
Radical control
You decide, item by item, who sees what. Change or undo it at any time.
Radical ownership
Your data is yours: see all of it, export it, delete it, and see every use of it.
Verifiable, not trusted
The core is open source. You, an AI agent or anyone else can check it.
Members govern
Members vote on how OmniPoll works: its look, what we build next, its rules.
The deal
- Your account starts private and anonymous. Nobody sees your answers unless you share them.
- One verified person, one account. You never have to show your real name.
- Sharing happens only by explicit, mutual agreement with specific people.
- Adding your anonymous answers to the shared picture is offered plainly and is optional. Everyone sees headline results; sharing opens the detail.
- Our goal is that members share in the revenue their data earns, after platform fees. It is a goal with visible progress, not yet a promise, until the legal work is done.
- We never sell or show your identifiable data without your grant, and never quietly change these rules.
The full text: charter.md
How to check us
The open core
The code that guards your data: identity, the consent gate, your ledger, the shared-results maths and the proof log.
Not published yet. It is being built now and will be open from its first public release, linked right here.
One consent gate
The database itself refuses any read of your data without your grant. The rules are one short file anyone can audit.
Promises as tests
Each line of the charter becomes an automated check that runs on every change. The results will be published here.
Public proof log
Tamper-evident snapshots, co-signed by an outside witness, plus a verifier anyone can run.
What llms.txt gives your AI
- The charter, and each promise linked to the check that tests it
- How the core works: architecture, data model, consent gate, proof log
- The latest check results and how to verify them yourself
- This status board, our known gaps and the roadmap
Plain text, written for AI assistants and readable by people: llms.txt
Where we are, honestly
Security gaps are described plainly here, and in full detail once fixed. As of 4 October 2026.
| Promise | Today | Work to close it |
|---|---|---|
| Sharing only by consent | Not fully kept in our first app; several gaps closed this month | Rebuilt as one consent gate in the new core |
| Results only for those allowed | Some results in our first app lacked an access check | The same consent gate, tested on every change |
| Open, verifiable core | Not published yet | Open from its first public release |
| One person, one account | Phone verification | Optional ID check later |
| Revenue sharing | A goal; no legal structure yet | Legal advice, then an earnings ledger |
Machine-readable: status.md
We grow only as fast as we keep our promises
Each ring decides both who is invited and what is built. The next ring opens only when the promises it needs are kept.
- Ring 0 · Founders and partners We are hereMe, Duos, who sees what, a private monogamy check, this status board
- Ring 1 · Friends and familyGroups, live sessions, games, debate, the public proof log and monogamy badgeOpens when: known privacy gaps are closed in the core, the charter is published, this board is live
- Ring 2 · Friends of friendsSports, pop culture, your data ledgerOpens when: the ledger and per-item control work, the core code is public
- Ring 3 · Open betaResearch, independent verification, an earnings ledgerOpens when: an outside party or AI agent can verify the claims
- Ring 4 · EveryonePayouts and member governance at scaleOpens when: payouts are legal and switched on
More detail: roadmap.md
What we need
Reviewers for the open core, legal advice on revenue sharing, and people willing to try it and tell us where it falls short.
Write to us: OmniSciences LLC, 30 N Gould St Ste N, Sheridan, WY 82801