The release path · Updated 11 September 2026
A world to build.
One useful beginning.
You do not have to wait for the whole system to take part. Start with a story, a skill, a need or a question. Each release should give people something useful and teach us what to improve next.
The intended order is $EYE, then PiPi, then Otto Music. Frontends and simulations let people gather and contribute to the build before launch. Each announcement will distinguish the token opening, the initial product features and later milestones. Dates are still to be announced.
Find your place in the build →01 / First launch / Date to be announced
$EYE: show the vision to the world.
Discover what MY3YE is building, find a part you care about and help gather the people who can make it real.
Join the movement →What belongs here
The proposed first token launch introduces MY3YE and the SOS Systems vision. Its community and declared funding plan prepare the way for PiPi. The previews and introductions are available before the launch.
Before it opens
Publish the token’s purpose, rights, supply, distribution, wallets, networks, use of funds and opening terms. A token launch and a product release are separate events; both need clear dates and scope.
02 / Next launch / Experiment 01
PiPi: the Pen writes the first world.
Make something together and keep the credit: write lore, create characters, review stories and help shape PiPi’s AI.
Try the Pen simulation →What belongs here
PiPi follows $EYE. Try the Pen studio now: write, review, publish to a local shelf and ask PiPi for passages. The launch goal turns that loop into a shared community experience with accountable contributors.
Before it opens
A dated mission brief, publication and reuse rights, shared storage, responsible reviewers, appeals and a credited source collection. Paid work needs a funded agreement; live AI and token features each need published scope.
03 / Following launch / Experiment 02
Otto Music: make the next record together.
Find collaborators, shape an album, curate what people hear and keep a clear record of who made each part.
Try the music studio preview →What belongs here
Released music provides the starting catalogue. The second coordination experiment brings artists, listeners, producers, designers and developers together. SideGigs work packages can improve the music platform itself.
Before it opens
A project brief, master and composition rights, sample and AI-use permissions, contributor credits, agreed payment or split terms, and release approval before distribution. Curation does not grant ownership of someone else’s music.
04 / Alongside and after the experiments
Turn each result into the next capability.
Carry your work into another opportunity, learn the skill a real task needs, and bring people and resources around a plan.
Find your part in the build →What belongs here
Manifest maps requirements. SideGigs commissions the build. Bloom connects learning. Umahn carries scoped reputation. The KOINK Terminal brings PiPi and permissioned Otto connections into a personal workspace.
Before it opens
Each release states what opens, which dependencies are ready and who operates it. Reviews, privacy, recovery and actual funding routes are tested before people depend on them.
05 / Independent releases
Bring the model into everyday life.
Apply what works to local needs: wellbeing, safer communities, shared tools and places people can sustain together.
Find the project you care about →What belongs here
Shakrah, Panik, Tusita and the physical systems launch on their own schedules. Communities can help develop them before their services open.
Before it opens
Project-specific people, resources, consent and ongoing care. Emergency response, identity, real money and physical operations each need appropriate readiness checks.
What early participation means
A chance to help shape the brief, test the experience and make work others can build on. You can introduce yourself without buying a token. An introduction does not assign a task or promise a payment, airdrop or governance weight. Those terms belong in each programme before participation begins.
A beginning worth marking
We want room to celebrate each opening, with a meaningful date and time for its community. Readiness comes first. Every announcement will name its timezone, what is available and where to get help.