Pilot
Ninety days on your beat
A pilot puts the digest in front of a small team for three months, with enough access to judge whether the connections change what you research. Pilots are open. There is no public price, so each pilot's terms are agreed one to one.
Who it is for
- Analysts at small funds and strategy teams who follow fields that a single search does not bring together, such as materials, grid policy, and infrastructure filings.
- Research offices that want to see which of their labs' work connects to new policy or industry moves.
Serendib runs one beat in v0. A pilot is a fit if your interest sits inside it and your team will read the evidence, not only the headline. A team that wants coverage of every sector is not a fit yet.
What a 90-day pilot includes
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A weekly digest for up to five seats
Five connections and one editor's wildcard each week, each with a quote from both sources, the bridge where there is one, and a link to its evidence trail.
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MCP access
Read-only access to the index and the connections from Claude. The server is not live yet, so this starts on the day it is. Until then the pilot runs on the digest alone.
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A monthly 30-minute review call
Once a month we go through the connections your team used, the ones it skipped, and why. The call sets what changes next.
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Beat tuning
We adjust the beat's source filters and keywords to your interest.
Pilot accounts are invoiced manually, and each pilot's terms are written out before it starts. Read the privacy notice and the draft terms before you apply. Both are pending legal review.
Request a pilot
The form stores your request and tells the founder. It does not add your address to the weekly list. That needs a separate, confirmed subscription from the homepage.