Waitlist opening soon
There is nothing to sell, so there is nothing to ask you for
Most pre-launch pages are collecting demand for a product. This one is not. Demertis is a research programme, the interesting results are legal as much as technical, and the waitlist exists so that people working on the same questions get told when something is published.
A programme, not a pipeline
No pilots, no early access tier and no roadmap you can buy your way onto.
Results before announcements
When the loop runs on something that matters, the write-up comes with what failed in it.
Come back
The blog moves first, and it is the honest record of where the programme actually is.
Why there is no form yet
Because a form implies something is being offered, and nothing is. Demertis has no product, no pilot programme and no customers. Putting a fifteen-field enquiry form on a research page would be collecting sales leads for something that does not exist.
What the waitlist will be for
One field, an email address, and one kind of message: that something has been published or that the programme has reached a stage worth reading about. Not a launch sequence, not a newsletter, and not a list that gets sold.
Who this is actually for
People working on autonomous systems, on the law around them, or on insuring them. The most useful correspondence this programme could get is from somebody explaining why part of it will not work, and that is worth more at this stage than interest from anyone wanting to buy it.
In the meantime
The blog carries the reasoning: why the last human in the loop is a signature rather than a technical limitation, why self-repair is an architecture instead of a feature, whether a machine can own anything, how to build a stop that the system cannot route around, and what the word organism is doing here.
No form, no data collected, no sales follow-up — this is a research page.