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What “early access” means here

A status label should describe access and product maturity, not create urgency.

Three products, different stages

SignalWatch and CampusNova are both under development, but that does not mean they have identical readiness. SignalWatch has a working data, matching, and briefing pipeline demonstrated against historical records. CampusNova is a private product prototype with interface and workflow work in progress.

The products should not be described as if they share one readiness level. SignalWatch has no paying customers and scheduled production monitoring is not running. CampusNova has no published performance results. Since this note was first published, Skolvo Agent has moved to a public deployment at agent.skolvo.online; paid access and external submission actions remain available only where the product explicitly enables them.

What registering interest does

A waitlist submission tells us who wants to evaluate a product and what role they hold. It does not purchase a plan, lock a price, create an account, or guarantee an invitation date.

The language we will use

We will use prototype for behaviour still being shaped, validation build for workflows ready to test with intended users, and production only for a deployed service with its required operations running. When the status changes, the site should change with it.

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