What is Wrong Train?
Wrong Train is a private evidence workspace in closed preview, and the public website today is a single landing page that describes it.
Wrong Train is a private evidence workspace. It is built to keep three things separate: what happened, what it might mean, and what you can claim. It is in closed preview, by invite only, and it is not generally available.
What Wrong Train is
The landing page describes Wrong Train as an iPhone app and the private workspace behind it. SESHAT is the analysis layer inside that workspace.
The central idea is separation. A record of what happened, a reading of what it might mean, and a claim you could make are different things. Wrong Train is designed to keep them in separate layers rather than blend them into one story.
The landing page shows this with a short demo. Press Separate the layers to see the idea applied to a synthetic example record.
The public website today
The public website at wrongtrain.com is a single landing page. It describes Wrong Train; it is not the product itself. On it you can:
- Read about Wrong Train.
- Scroll through its sections. The Wrong Train wordmark takes you back to the top.
- Try the Separate the layers demo.
- Press Request an invite, which opens a draft email in your own mail app. Nothing is sent unless you send it yourself.
An invite request does not need a personal history, private records, or details about other people. See what not to send.
The website has no sign-in, no account, no form, no payments, and no app download. For the full list, see What can I use today?
The product, in closed preview
The iPhone app, the private workspace, and SESHAT are in closed preview. Wrong Train opens in small groups, by invite. This help center covers the public website. It does not explain how to use the preview product. The Operating rules section on the landing page describes the product in closed preview; it is not a policy for this website.
- To understand what a preview means here, read Previews and prototypes.
- To ask for a place in the preview, read Requesting access.
What Wrong Train is not
Wrong Train is not a legal, clinical, or crisis service. It does not replace advice from a qualified professional. For more on these limits, read Safety and service limits.
If you are in immediate danger, contact local emergency services.