Five products. One philosophy. Tools for cultural preservation, natural language search, and digital discovery — built without algorithms, ads, or engagement traps.
"Algorithms replaced discovery with prediction, turning shared experiences into personalized feeds that no one else sees. We're building the way back."— The Rewind Manifesto
Five interconnected products, each solving a different failure of the modern internet.
Cultural resistance through digital preservation. The umbrella organization behind the REWIND ecosystem — a growing network of 24/7 streaming channels preserving broadcast history before the algorithm erased it.
The flagship. 50,000+ music videos across 33+ themed channels streaming 24/7 — recreating the chaos and serendipity of MTV when it was dangerous. Featured in The New York Times, Rolling Stone, Billboard, and endorsed by MTV co-founder Les Garland.
Search any website with AI. A Chrome extension that reads the page you're on and turns it into a conversation. Products, articles, feeds — ask questions, get instant answers. Works across Amazon, Reddit, YouTube, Wikipedia, and every site in between.
The Nike Revolution 6 at $67.99 leads with 4.6 stars across 12K+ reviews. The ASICS Gel-Contend 8 at $54.95 is close behind at 4.5 stars with excellent arch support.
Find the image you can feel. Natural language search across 70M+ images from the world's greatest open archives — The Met, Smithsonian, Library of Congress, V&A, and more. Pinterest for people who actually make things.
Anti-algorithmic live music streaming. Discover live performances without feeds, recommendations, or engagement optimization. The NLP search technology powering Riffing became the foundation for both The Ask Engine and Trove — three products born from one breakthrough.
Five products, three layers. Shared infrastructure, one philosophy.
The algorithmic feed model is hitting a wall. Engagement is plateauing, trust is eroding, and the audience that grew up inside the algorithm is actively walking away from it. What replaces it is already emerging — intentional media, voluntary attention, shared experience over personalized prediction.
We've been actively engaged in the culture of — and building the infrastructure for — that shift. Five live products, a million-plus users, and a revenue model based entirely on voluntary support — zero ads, zero data extraction. The New York Times, Rolling Stone, and Billboard covered it. MTV's co-founder endorsed it. And the audience keeps growing because they found us the old-fashioned way: word of mouth.
We're looking for founding partners — brands that understand this cultural moment and want to be on the right side of it. Not as advertisers, but as stewards. Credited partners in a movement that's already proving the model works.
Every product starts from the same set of beliefs about what the internet should be.
No feeds. No recommendations. No engagement optimization. You press play and you get what's on. Discovery happens through randomness, not prediction.
We build tools that cultivate culture and community, not ones that extract attention and data. Every product is 100% viewer-supported, zero ads, forever.
No apps. No logins. No engagement traps. Just URLs that work. Simple infrastructure for cultural access, built to last. The internet as it was supposed to be.
Personalization became prison. We build for collective moments — thousands of people watching the same channel, discovering the same thing at the same time.
Search should understand what you mean, not just what you type. Every search tool we build speaks human — from museum archives to live web pages.
Cultural images belong to everyone. Broadcast history belongs to everyone. We build on open data, open APIs, and the belief that preservation is resistance.
Interested in the technology, the products, or the philosophy? Whether it's partnerships, acquisitions, licensing, or just conversation — the door is open.