Getting started · Dibs.software
There is no sign-up form on this page. That is on purpose.
The self-serve dibs sheet is one of the things we are still building. We could put a form here and email you later, but a form that does not actually create your sheet is a form that fibs about what it does. So: a short conversation first, and an honest account of what runs today.
The engine is built — the no-double-claim guarantee, the capacity count, the family wall, the opaque-label feed — and exercised in the shared core this whole family sits on. What is opening is the friendly dibs sheet around it.
What actually happens
Three steps, and you can stop after any of them.
✓1 — Tell us what you keep a sheet for
Write to [email protected] with the thing people keep signing up for — conference slots, the shared equipment, the help-desk hour — and what goes wrong with the sheet you use now. One paragraph is plenty.
✓2 — A look at what is built, not a pitch
We show you the engine that exists and name the parts that do not. Where something is in development, you will hear the word before you see anything. You should come away able to repeat back what is real and what is not.
✓3 — An early-access spot, and no commitment
If it is a fit, we put you on the early-access list so you hear first when the sheet and the pricing are real. That is the whole thing: no card, no contract, no account created on a web page.
What starting does not involve
No card, no charge, no price you can be held to.
There is no live checkout on this site. Reserving early access does not create a payment, does not store a card, and does not commit you to anything. dibs.software has no shipped product and no committed price, so there is no figure you could be billed at today — any fee inside a future product would be a computed, reserved line, and the payment seam is switched off.
The dibs sheet, the free front door, the branding, and calendar sync are in development. The engine underneath — the no-double-claim rule, the capacity count, the family wall — is built. We would rather you hear that here than discover it in week two. The help page walks through what is built in more detail.