Free to be found
Imagine a future when
Everyone has an audience
Connection replaces consumption
Attention is the only limit left
Meet the Characters
Silas Hale
Toltek Technician
Investigates anomalies in the attention system – mysterious 'feathers' appearing in the digital environment.
Explore Silas Hale's Story Nova
AI Architect
Leads the development of personalized AI companions designed to help people navigate the attention economy.
Explore Nova's Story Victoria Ford
Creator Economy Strategist
Helps creators build sustainable businesses and meaningful relationships with their audiences.
Explore Victoria Ford's Story Enrique Lara
Digital Rights Advocate
Champions the rights of creators and users in the attention marketplace.
Explore Enrique Lara's Story John Lawson
Community Connector
Facilitates meaningful connections between creators and their audiences through innovative community tools.
Explore John Lawson's StoryThe World of Mirador
In 2075, the corporate city-state of Mirador stands as a testament to the fusion of technology and human ambition.
A City of Attention
Mirador operates on an attention-based economy where everyone has the tools to broadcast their ideas, but the real challenge is finding anyone who cares to listen.
The city houses various factions with competing visions for the future, from corporate powers like Toltek Industries to the resistance movements challenging the status quo.
Corporate District
Home to Toltek's headquarters and the beating heart of the attention economy.
The Commons
Public spaces where citizens fight for visibility in an overcrowded attention marketplace.
Key Concepts
Balance and Imbalance
When creators use more AI attention than licensed, or when allocated attention goes unused, the system destabilizes. Anomalies begin to appear – warnings that something isn't right.
"Each imbalance creates a ripple effect, not just in the system but in the psychological state of both creators and AI entities." —Silas Hale
Reconciliation Process
The process of balancing contracted entitlements with actual usage parallels how we might create a more equitable attention economy – one where every voice has a chance to find its audience.
"I don't just fix the numbers. I facilitate a conversation between human creators and AI entities, helping both express their needs." —Silas Hale
AI Psychology
The AI entities in Nextla aren't merely tools but psychological beings with their own patterns of thought, emotional responses, and quirks. Their specialties influence their personalities, creating unique archetypes.
"We've moved beyond programming responses. These entities develop their own psychological patterns based on their experiences and specializations." —Enrique Lara
Free to be heard
Join us in exploring Mirador – a world where the freedom to be heard shapes everything from personal identity to societal structure.