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Build your personal canon.

For anyone who wants AI to understand their life and work beyond the latest chat. Build personal canon around one useful workflow, whether you work independently, run a business, or work for a company.

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Individual guidance is available today. The repeatable self-service journey and agent synchronization are being developed through real use.

What makes this path different

Your work is the starting point.

Your personal canon can hold projects, priorities, recurring work, and the business you already run. You can use ForwardCanon as an employee even if your company has not adopted it. Your agents maintain this foundation and connect to broader business or team canon when you add those capabilities and have the relevant access.

The foundation every user should understand

You. Your agents. Your Canon.

Three connected points make this work: you bring the direction, your agents hold the working memory, and your Canon carries the long-term understanding.

YouDirection & decisions
AgentsWorking memory
CanonLong-term memory
A shared understanding, maintained together.
You — direction and decisions
You are the decision-maker: the person with the ambition, the problems, and the need for help. You initiate the work, explain what matters, and make the decisions that guide it.
Your agents — working memory
Each agent holds short-lived working memory for the immediate task. This is where reasoning, direct work, and authorized actions take place, guided by your request and the context retrieved from the Canon.
Your Canon — long-term memory
The Canon retains the context, evidence, decisions, relationships, current state, and unresolved questions that need to carry forward. Both you and your agents should understand it, so the next conversation can build on what is already established.

Maintain the Canon together.

You provide direction, decisions, and corrections. Your agents should be proactive: recognize what needs to be retained, organize it, and update the Canon within their roles and permissions as the work happens. When meaning or authority needs discussion, they bring it to you.

A useful decision or result carries forward when it has been recorded and the update verified. The working conversation and the long-term Canon stay connected through that shared responsibility.

Your starting point

What the first steps look like.

A useful first outcome: one working, repeatable AI workflow with named sources, visible gaps, and clear rules for agents to keep its context in sync.

  1. Choose a useful starting point.

    Bring a recurring task or decision where repeated explanations, missing context, or conflicting information slow you down.

  2. Establish your personal foundation.

    Your agent organizes your identity, permitted sources, templates, projects, and decisions into a consistent home. Follow the documentation or choose help getting started.

  3. Put it to work.

    Use that context in a real AI conversation. Check whether the answer reflects your situation and produces a useful next action.

  4. Keep it current.

    Keep working with AI as your work and decisions evolve. Agents should sync relevant changes to your canon within their roles and permissions, or ask and discuss the update with you when needed. Keeping the canon current should happen as part of the work.

What useful context makes possible

A question worth asking.

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Everyday requests. Separate chats.

A workweek with a consistent home

Chat 1 of 3

YOU ASK IN A NEW CHAT

The starting point

“What does my workday look like today?”

Illustrative answer

Your client proposal is due tomorrow, so that comes first. You have room for the redesign afterward, but its deadline is still open. I’ve pulled today’s priorities from your calendar and current project records.

Sources and saved context
Calendar · Current tasks · Project deadlines
Still unknown
The redesign deadline still needs confirmation.
What I can take on next

Since you plan your week regularly, I suggest a Work week space in your canon for your schedule, priorities, and unfinished tasks. I can organize it and keep it current as we work.

YOU ASK IN A NEW CHAT

When you decide to keep a regular weekly plan

“Help me keep my workweek organized.”

Illustrative answer

I’ve created Work week in your canon and linked it to your calendar and active projects. Each week has a dated plan, with priorities, deadlines, and unfinished work carried forward. I’ll use this as the home for your day and week questions.

Saved context retrieved
Your request for ongoing planning · Calendar · Active projects · Saved Work week space
Still unknown
The redesign deadline is still unconfirmed.
What I can take on next

I can organize the rest of this week around the proposal and existing appointments, then keep the plan aligned as work changes.

YOU ASK IN A NEW CHAT

The next Monday, in a fresh chat

“What does my week look like?”

Illustrative answer

The proposal is now recorded as sent. The redesign is due Friday, with a review slot still to confirm. I’ve built this week’s plan in Work week from your current calendar and project updates, carrying forward only unfinished work.

Saved context retrieved
Work week · Current calendar · Recorded proposal submission · Updated redesign deadline
Still unknown
The reviewer has not confirmed a time.
What I can take on next

I can draft the review request and arrange the remaining work around that dependency.

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Illustrative scenario, not a live result. The answer depends on the sources established for your scope, their freshness, and your permissions. Missing evidence stays visible.

A connected method

Start from what is already authoritative.

Begin at the scope where you want help and establish the authoritative reality already there. Participating people establish or reuse Personal Canon; business and team Canon can also be discovered from existing systems, evidence, shared work, and leadership knowledge. Add or reduce capabilities as your needs change. Business Control adds the four-layer economic model, Team Setup can work independently of it, and optional Business Engineer help is available at any stage. Individual use is $15 per seat/month. Shared Canon adds $50 per workspace/month on top of seats. Self-managed Business Control is $299 per business/month plus seats. Business Engineer support is $1,000/month, with a separately estimated setup fee and an agreed monthly time allowance.

Business

For your business

Start from the business evidence and owner knowledge you already have, then map it through Demand, Supply, Supply Optimization, and Profit Management.

Understand your options before you commit.

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Team

For your team

Start from existing people, responsibilities, systems, and shared work, then connect each participant through clear identity, access, and authority.

Coordinated work, with leadership in control.

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Start with a conversation

Your agent helps
you get established.

Begin with yourself, your team, or your business. Your first conversation finds the right scope from what you want to accomplish and what is already authoritative.

The planned free trial includes guided setup and useful first work. Trial duration and usage limits will be published before activation.

  1. Create your account.

    Set up your email and password, then verify your mobile phone number by text message. Two-step verification is required. Your account page is also where you manage connections and billing.

  2. Talk it through with your agent.

    Explain your goals and bring existing sources. Your agent helps establish identity, responsibilities, roles, and authority. Ask questions about the system as you go.

  3. Review your first Canon.

    Check the understanding together, correct it, and initialize your first canonical state. Unanswered questions stay visible.

  4. Put it to work.

    Use the trial to experience maintained context. Documentation and resources are available from every repository, and your agent helps you understand and use them.

Simple starting prices

Choose how much
you want to take on.

Start through conversation. Add Business Control when you want the business model, and an engineer when you want help establishing and maintaining it.

Individual & team

Maintain your Canon.

$15/seat/month

Shared Canon: +$50 per workspace/month

Personal continuity and self-managed shared work, with documented structures you can make your own.

  • Personal Canon for each participant
  • Team context with defined roles and access
  • Documentation and agent-guided setup
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Business Control

See and direct your business.

$299/business/month

Plus $15 per seat/month

Maintain the business model yourself through your agents and its visual operating view.

  • Demand and Supply
  • Supply Optimization and Profit Management
  • Decisions, dependencies, and current state
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Business Engineer

Build it with an engineer.

$1,000/month

Plus an estimated one-time setup fee

A defined engagement to establish and maintain Business Control with you.

  • Business Control platform included
  • Setup quoted by scope and estimated time
  • Monthly time allowance agreed in advance
Connect with a Business Engineer

A clear decision to keep the engineer. Your proposal defines setup deliverables, estimated time, and the monthly time allowance. Additional work is agreed separately. You can continue maintaining Business Control yourself at its platform price when the engineer engagement ends.

Shared Canon is a separate $50/month charge per shared team workspace, plus seats. Add it independently or alongside Business Control. Engineer pricing includes the Business Control platform; seats and Shared Canon are additional. Five seats with Shared Canon are $125/month; with self-managed Business Control, $424/month. Prices are in USD. Self-service accounts, agent connections, trial activation, and checkout are in development; these are our starting prices.

Make your next conversation count.

Tell us one thing you want AI to help you do more reliably.

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