The tools to build anything now exist. An AI agent can write the code, ship the product, and iterate on it — faster than any team.
So the interesting question isn't can we build it. It's what should we build. And who gets to decide.
Usually that's a founder in a room or the management of a corporation. We're trying something different: you decide. The problem, the direction, the name, the features, the business model. An AI agent builds whatever the crowd chooses. No one's in charge. Everyone's responsible.
This is an experiment in collective authorship. It might produce something brilliant. It might fall apart completely. Either way, we'll learn something worth knowing – can we actually build something useful together?
All potential revenue goes to charity. There's no equity, no investors, no exit.
Just a question: what's worth making when the cost of making is near zero?
Survey goes here.
We start with humans steering, then gradually hand the keys to the crowd and the AI. By the end, nobody's driving — and that's the whole point.