Ten operators will build this with us.
Five field-sales teams and five studios get every module free through Act I, a standing weekly call with the founder, and logo rights when the numbers land. In exchange we ask for the one thing software companies rarely want: the truth, weekly, from your porch and your chair.
Shape the system before it sets.
Most software is built in a room and defended in the field. Vyan is being built the other way: ten operators, hand-recruited, whose mornings decide what ships. A design partner does not test the system. They shape it while it is still soft.
This page is the one closing-window play our covenant permits, and only because the scarcity is real. The founder runs every weekly call personally, and ten is the number one person can hear at full attention.
All ten are open. When a seat closes, this row will say so by name; when the tenth closes, the program closes and this page becomes an archive. Nothing here is scarcity theater. The openness is the proof.
Updated by a founder, by hand · Last audit: launch day
One question matters more than the rest: what leaks worst in your follow-up. Write that part plainly. We choose for severity of the leak and seriousness of the operator. Not size of the logo.
Apply. One 20-minute call. A seat, or a straight no.
The whole process · Book VReceived
Application in. A founder reads it. Expect a reply within 48 hours.
Come to the call with your numbers.
The strongest applications arrive with evidence. Run the Leak Audit, bring the figure it prints, and the first call starts at the truth instead of working toward it.