The Doors are Open

Two days ago I pressed the button.

After months and months of building, the new bodygraph.io went live at beta.bodygraph.io. With an email to a small group of people, sent late at night, and then me staring at the server logs like a nervous parent.

More than 300 of you had requested a spot. What you wrote about your wishes for a Human Design tool was very insightful and I was happy that 95% of it is alreqady implemented - surprise for lots of you!

Right now, 50 people are inside. Testing, poking, breaking things, creating charts for themselves, their partners, their kids, their clients.

Who is testing

The first 50 testers are a wild mix, and that is exactly what I hoped for. Some have never created a chart before. And some are teachers, coaches and practitioners who have been working with Human Design for many years.

Don’t get me wrong but that second group is kind of cool… Someone who does readings every week notices things a casual user never would. A line that renders wrong. A detail in the composite that does not add up. That is exactly the scrutiny a chart tool needs to face, and I would rather face it now than later.

But here is the tension I actually care about: the same software has to work for someone who has never seen a bodygraph in their life and just wants to look up their own chart, or their child’s. Tap anything in the chart and see what it is and how it works.

If a tool only serves professionals, it becomes a cockpit. If it only serves beginners, it becomes a toy. I want the thing that is both, and having both groups in the beta at the same time is how I find out whether it is.

Free, and without limitation

Everything is unlocked for every tester. The full chart with all layers, live transits, the Moon hour by hour, partner and family charts, Penta, Dream Rave, the chart library, all of it. Nothing behind a paywall, no artificial limits.

It is working

The first bug report arrived within hours of the invites going out. It was fixed the same day. So were the next ones. That rhythm, someone finds something in the morning and it is gone by evening, is exactly what this phase is for. Every tester has a feedback button that lands directly on my desk, and a Wishes board where features get voted on. We build what you vote up. That is not a slogan, it is literally the roadmap.

What happens next

I am inviting in small waves so everything stays smooth and every piece of feedback gets real attention. The next waves are coming soon.

If you want in: go to beta.bodygraph.io and request access.

Talis