Collect the useful pieces.
Pull scattered material into one organized place: notes, sessions, project fragments, questions, references, and the small details that usually disappear.
GNI
A clearer place for the work in your head.
GNI is a New Era Studios project for people who are carrying too many notes, sessions, files, decisions, and half-finished thoughts without a clean place to use them.
Public compass
Use the barebones version now.
Give GNI a situation and it will return a compact field map: signal, pattern, next move, guardrail, and carry-forward line. This public pass has no login, no saved memory, and no private runtime.
Works in your browser
Does not save entries
For reflection and planning
Enter a situation to generate a compact GNI field map.
Signed-in GNI
Account memory, kept simple.
Create an account or sign in, then save notes and compass passes to your own GNI memory. Signed-in GNI keeps account memory automatically: useful context, project notes, travel lessons, decisions, and next moves that can be carried into later sessions.
Account session
Automatic account memory
No device control
Memory room
Signed in.
Your saved GNI memory is ready.
Run a signed-in pass to use and save GNI memory.
No saved memory loaded yet.
What it is
Not another pile. A working view.
GNI is being developed as a place to gather the useful pieces around a project, idea, record, or personal operating system, then bring them back in a way that can be read, checked, and acted on.
Good for: messy notes, project memory, planning sessions, research trails, and decision records.
Built around: clarity, traceable context, careful boundaries, and practical next moves.
Early access: opened in guided passes while the system is strengthened.
Find the signal.
Turn raw material into a clearer map of what matters, what changed, what is still unresolved, and what should happen next.
Keep the record.
Preserve the why behind the work so a project can be continued, reviewed, handed off, or rebuilt without starting from fog.
Access model
Public enough to invite interest. Careful enough to earn trust.
GNI can become a doorway for people who want to work with New Era, test a focused tool, or bring a complicated idea into a cleaner system. Early use stays guided so the work can stay useful, readable, and honest about what is ready.
GNI access
Create a New Era account with GNI access.
One New Era account should carry site identity and GNI access. Start here with a public account request that includes the GNI capability; deeper companion memory, local device control, and private runtime features stay gated.
GNI status
Check a GNI beta request.
Use the request ID from your confirmation and the same email address you submitted. The status check only returns the review state and next-step guidance, not the full details you sent.
GNI invite
Redeem a GNI beta invite.
Redeeming an invite stages public beta provisioning for studio follow-up. It does not create full GNI access, local memory, device control, or companion features.
GNI account
Check GNI account status.
After an invite is redeemed, this checks whether a public beta account shell has been staged. It reports provisioning state only; credentials, sessions, local memory, and device control stay out of this path.