Membership · All four products · Cancel any time

Your subscription funds the team that builds what you ask for.

One membership covers all four products, the community, the request queue, the weekly changelog and the monthly call. Tiers differ in how involved you are. They never change whose requests get built, and no tier moves a request up the queue.


Member

$49

per month

  • ✓All four products: LevelUp, Velocity, Publisher and Producer Studio
  • ✓The community and the request queue
  • ✓The changelog, every week, with the video
  • ✓The monthly community call, live or recorded
  • ✓The member courses, as each is released

Contributor Recommended

$99

per month

  • ✓Everything in Member
  • ✓Early access to changes behind flags
  • ✓A seat in the testing cohort
  • ✓Office hours with the stewards

Founding

$999

per year · limited to 50 founding members

  • ✓Everything in Contributor
  • ✓Lifetime recognition in the changelog and on the site
  • ✓A named advisory slot on one product
  • ✓First call on new products

Prices in US dollars, billed monthly for Member and Contributor and yearly for Founding. The Founding tier is limited to fifty founding members and closes when the cohort is full.


Enterprise: a change built for your organisation alone

Priced as a project, with its own scope and timeline, and kept visibly separate from the community queue. Enterprise work never jumps the line, and community requests never wait behind it.


Every membership includes

Four products under one rule: AI does the work, a person is at the gate.

LevelUp mark

LevelUp

The second brain.

One workspace for everything you’re carrying in your head. Tasks, notes, goals, habits, calendar and money, reviewed on a rhythm, with an assistant that does the work.

Holds that the weekly review is the keystone.

Live at levelupnow.tools

About LevelUp ›

Velocity mark

Velocity

One job: get sales meetings booked.

Find the right people, reach them with outreach written for each one, and book the meeting. Nothing sends without a human or a dial you set.

Holds that every fact carries its source and a confidence score.

Early access

About Velocity ›

Publisher mark

Publisher

The content engine that runs mostly on its own.

Research, drafts, review, publishing and distribution to fifteen networks. Claims are sourced, not asserted. Your job is decisions.

Holds that silence means all clear.

Live

About Publisher ›

Producer Studio mark

Producer Studio

Drop a screen recording. Get a finished, narrated video.

AI video production and a full timeline editor, in the browser or on Windows. Producer AI scripts, narrates and assembles the cut; you finish it by hand or by asking.

Holds that the recording is the source of truth.

Web app and Windows

About Producer Studio ›

The queue

Post a problem. A steward decides in public within ten business days, with a reason either way.

The changelog

What shipped, every week, as a short video. Entries name the member who asked.

The community call

Monthly. The stewards walk through what shipped, what was declined, and why.

The charters and scorecard

What each product will never become, and four public numbers that say whether the loop is real.


Where the money goes

Not tokens. The people and the process that turn your problem into a shipped change.

The stewards
A working practitioner per product who holds its charter, decides every request in public, and is the person who says no.

The AI development team
Intake, analysis, build, verification and the help article, for every accepted request, in days rather than quarters.

Verification and the cohort
Regression, layout, accessibility and data checks on every build, then member testers behind a flag before anyone else sees it.

The community
The queue, the weekly changelog video, the monthly call, and the scorecard that keeps us honest.

The apps run on your own AI keys. You pay your providers directly, and nothing is metered, credited or marked up inside the products. Your subscription pays for the evolution of the product, not for its usage.


Compare the tiers

The last row is deliberate. No tier moves a request up the queue.

What you get Member Contributor Founding
All four products ✓ ✓ ✓
The community and the request queue ✓ ✓ ✓
The weekly changelog and video ✓ ✓ ✓
The monthly community call ✓ ✓ ✓
A public decision on every request within ten business days ✓ ✓ ✓
Every changelog entry names you when your problem ships ✓ ✓ ✓
Early access behind flags – ✓ ✓
A seat in the testing cohort – ✓ ✓
Office hours with the stewards – ✓ ✓
Lifetime recognition in the changelog and on the site – – ✓
A named advisory slot on one product – – ✓
First call on new products – – ✓
Priority for your requests – – –

What you bring: your own AI keys

The subscription pays for evolution, not usage. Each product runs on keys you hold, and none of them meters, credits or marks up inside the app.

Product What it runs on Where the key lives
LevelUp OpenAI, Anthropic Claude or Google Gemini, for every AI feature Shared at the workspace level; never leaves the server
Velocity Anthropic, OpenAI or Gemini, per workspace, with a monthly AI budget that caps spend Per workspace
Publisher Anthropic Claude or Google Gemini for writing (DeepSeek, xAI, Moonshot and MiniMax keys also accepted); OpenAI or Gemini for images; Tavily or Serper for live search Pasted in the app, per workspace
Producer Studio Built-in Claude, or your own Anthropic, Gemini or OpenAI key, per feature. The Windows app can also use your Claude subscription through Claude Code Keys are encrypted and never shown back

Questions people ask before joining

Yes. Each app runs on keys you paste in: LevelUp and Velocity take OpenAI, Anthropic or Gemini; Publisher takes Anthropic or Gemini for writing and OpenAI or Gemini for images; Producer Studio includes built-in Claude and takes your own Anthropic, Gemini or OpenAI key if you prefer, and the Windows app can use your Claude subscription through Claude Code. You pay your providers directly. We add nothing on top and meter nothing inside the apps.
Member is $49 a month, Contributor is $99 a month, and Founding is $999 a year, capped at fifty members. All three include all four products, the community, the queue, the changelog and the call. The tiers differ in involvement, never in whose requests get built.
No. Tiers change how involved you are, not whose requests get built. Every request gets a public decision from the product’s steward within ten business days, and every decline comes with a reason. Founding members advise on a product’s charter; they do not move requests. Enterprise builds are a separate, priced path and never enter the community queue.
Membership covers all four. Most members start with one and pick up the others as the changelog shows them what the rest do. If a single-product plan would change your decision, post that as a problem in the queue; it is a fair request.
Yes. Early-access products are part of every membership. The status is shown on the product page, together with the published test report and the list of what has to ship before it is called general release.
A modern browser for the web app at producerstudio.app. The Windows app needs Windows x64 and runs transcription, narration and rendering on your PC, with AI through your Claude subscription and Claude Code or your own keys. The Windows installer is not yet code-signed, so Windows SmartScreen warns on first launch.
Up to fifty practitioners who already use at least one product, recruited first so the loop runs in public before the community opens to everyone. Founding members are named on the site, hold a named advisory slot on one product, and get first call on new products. The tier is $999 a year, capped at fifty, and closes when the cohort is full.
Yes. LevelUp, Velocity and Publisher all have workspaces with roles for teammates. How team seats are priced is one of the open questions on this page; the answer will be posted here and in the changelog.
[Cancellation and data-export policy, one paragraph, to be written.] The principle is already fixed: your data and your keys are yours, in every product, before and after.
[Trial policy, to be written.] Until then, the queue, the changelog and the charters are public, so you can see how the loop runs before you join.

Start with a problem, not a plan.

Join, post the problem that costs you the most time, and watch what happens within ten business days.