The whole idea, in twenty short chapters.

Each chapter is under a minute and can be watched on its own. The 90-second pitch is on the homepage.

The model can be switched, and your world should survive the switch.

01Switch the model. What survives?0:28

If the model you rely on is gone tomorrow, almost nothing of your chats, prompts and judgment survives, and that is a problem of where your world lives.

02Where your world lives0:40

Your world is scattered across chat histories, files and your own head, so the real question is how to get it into your AI.

03The model is replaceable0:29

Reraise puts a layer of your own between you and the model, so the model becomes an engine you can swap.

Everything is built from one unit, the card, and cards form your world.

04What it is. And what it isn't0:40

Reraise is infrastructure for knowledge, worlds and decisions, not a chatbot, a wiki or fine-tuning.

05The card0:26

A card is a structured piece of a world, such as a person, a claim or a decision, and it carries its context.

06Proven. Said. Believed.0:36

Every card keeps apart what is proven, what was said and what you believe, and these never melt into one central truth.

07The world0:40

A world is all the cards, relationships, experiences and premises that matter to you in one context, and one card can live in several worlds.

08When knowledge pays0:47

When two people with their own worlds meet, cards can be connected or traded, and the value lies in the experience, origin and judgment behind them.

Decisions are made on the board, and every result makes the world more experienced.

09From knowing to deciding0:48

A decision card makes explicit the situation, conditions, priorities, alternatives and reasoning behind a choice, so your AI can ask which of your rules apply.

10The board0:34

The board is the surface where separate cards become one concrete picture you can think, analyze and decide on.

11Read the game0:56

On the board, countries and other actors become players with interests, past moves and a gap between what they say and what they do.

12The world gets wiser0:39

Experience becomes a card, cards form a world, decisions lead to results, and results become new experience in a loop.

Sources are weighed by their record and your own experience, and no one declares the truth.

13Score your sources0:44

Instead of one credibility score, the system is designed to keep accuracy, reliability, expertise, agreement and track record apart for each source.

14Your experience is evidence0:40

Your own experience counts as real personal evidence, and the thinkers you admire appear as sources whose weight you decide.

15No official truth0:33

There is no built-in authority and no forced consensus, because Reraise makes the different lenses people see through visible and machine-readable.

Many private worlds can connect by choice, and any AI can use yours.

16Many worlds0:40

Every user owns a private world and shares single cards on purpose, so a structure grows that no single person could build alone.

17Ten thousand copies, one source0:36

Every card keeps its origin, because ten thousand copies of one wire story are one source, not ten thousand confirmations.

18Search the whole sky0:58

Like the SETI search of the sky, many independent contributors mean that no single gatekeeper controls what is visible, checkable and comparable.

19Any model. Your world.0:44

One model-independent interface hands any agent a context package from your world, while your world stays outside the model.

20My AI knows my world0:39

Your personal world, your decision world, the board and the platform are the four layers that let your AI know your world.