Changelog.

The waitlist lives on the pricing page. The first thousand members claim the founding rate at launch.

• Only one confirmation link is ever live — re-submitting replaces the old one, and links expire on their own.
• Every submission gets the same reply, so no one can test whether an address is in line.
• No newsletter attached — the only mail the queue ever sends is the confirmation link.
• The form works without JavaScript.

Three tiers, on one page: Free is $0, Core is $15/mo, Pro is $25/mo — and the Pro card leads with “Everything in Core,” so what carries over is stated, not implied.

• Never paywalled: memory, chat history, export, basic model choice, sampler controls.
• Annual Core is two months free.

The details are on /pricing.

The site grew from one page to seven:

• About — the quiet hour
• Features — the private AI confidant
• Pricing — one-click cancel, fast refunds
• Privacy — Dusken, in plain words
• FAQ — answered plainly
• Careers — build the quiet hour

The landing page is up: the story, the promise, and a sky that stays at dusk.

• Zero third-party requests — fonts are self-hosted, no analytics, no pixels.
• The whole site ships under 30KB of JavaScript.
• One theme, one amber accent. The hour is the brand.