OpenFatigue™ — Open is the new closed.

Introducing OpenFatigue™

OpenChamber. OpenAI. Open WebUI. OpenDoor. OpenTable. OpenClaw. Open weights. Open this. Open that. The word has been opened so many times it no longer closes. OpenFatigue™ is the first fully Open-branded platform for people who are exhausted by fully Open-branded platforms.

Is it actually open? →

*Free as in “free trial.” Not free as in freedom. Not free as in beer. Free as in “we'll email you.”

Trusted by companies who are also Open™

• OpenAI
• OpenTable
• Opendoor
• Open WebUI
• OpenChamber
• OpenClaw
• Open Weights
• OpenThis
• OpenThat
• OpenOpen

Logos withheld to remain open about our closed relationship with trademark law. None of these companies endorse us. Most have never heard of us. That's fine. We're tired.

Features

Everything you expect from Open.
Nothing you expect from open.

Open-ish Licensing

Our license is open for anyone to read. Using, modifying, or distributing the software is a separate conversation with Legal.

Weights Available*

Download our model weights after agreeing to a 41-page acceptable use policy, a monthly-active-user cap, and a vibe check.

Source Visible

We publish a high-resolution screenshot of our source code every quarter. Pull requests may be submitted by fax.

Community Edition

Built by a vibrant community of one (1) maintainer, currently on sabbatical. Enterprise Edition includes the other features.

Open Door Policy

Our door is always open. The building is badge-access only. The badge reader is closed source.

Open Roadmap

Our roadmap is completely public, entirely aspirational, and subject to change by a non-profit board that may or may not exist next week.

The Openness Meter™

How open is your Open?

Drag the slider to calibrate your openness to industry standards.

Openness level

Open Name Generator™

Raise a seed round in one click.

Every great company starts with “Open” and a noun. We automated the noun.

OpenFatigue

Tagline

The open platform for being tired.

License

Open License™ (All Rights Reserved)

Actual openness

3%

Valuation

$1.2B

Is It Open?™

Our proprietary openness classifier.

Enter any product. Our closed-source model will tell you how open it is.

Pricing

Open pricing.†

Open

$0/mo*

• Read the README
• Star the repo (required)
• Join the Discord (read-only)
• Run the software

Most Open

Open Pro

$49/mo/seat/token/vibe

• Everything in Open
• Weights, with a 41-page AUP
• “Open” in your email signature
• Commercial use under 700M MAU

Open Enterprise

Contact Sales

• Everything in Open Pro
• See the source (in a room, supervised)
• A dedicated Openness Success Manager
• We'll stop calling it open, upon request

† Pricing is open to interpretation. * Excludes inference, storage, egress, ingress, regress, tokens, the tokens used to count tokens, and vibes.

Testimonials

Loved by people who are very, very tired.

“I tried to make a restaurant reservation and accidentally fine-tuned a language model. OpenFatigue finally made me feel seen.”

— Dana K., Fictional Person

“My open-source project got forked into a closed product called OpenMyProject. Now I just lie on the floor.”

— Sam R., Maintainer (unpaid)

“We renamed our company from ClosedCorp to OpenCorp. Changed nothing else. Series B closed in 48 hours.”

— Chad, Founder & Chief Openness Officer

“I bought a house through an app called Open-something and now I don't know if I own a home or a model checkpoint.”

— Priya M., Homeowner (probably)

“The OSI definition is right there. It's been right there since 1998. Nobody reads it. I read it every night.”

— Anonymous, Open Source Definition Enjoyer

“10/10. Would open again.”

— OpenClaw (a claw)

Symptoms

Do you have OpenFatigue?

Consult your nearest four-freedoms practitioner if symptoms persist for more than one funding cycle.

You flinch when a press release says “open.”

This is the most common early symptom. Your brain has learned that “open” now precedes words like “waitlist,” “API key,” and “enterprise tier.” This is a healthy defense mechanism.

You've started checking the LICENSE file before the landing page.

Congratulations — you are developing immunity. Look for phrases like “acceptable use,” “non-commercial,” “field of use,” and “we reserve the right.” None of those are open source. Real open source licenses let you use, study, modify, and share — for any purpose.

You can no longer tell if “Open___” is a startup, a door, or a restaurant.

Neither can we. One of them sells houses, one books dinner, one serves models, one is a chamber, one is a claw. We stopped asking. Please do not open the claw.

You say “open weights” with air quotes, out loud, unprompted.

Weights without training data, training code, or a permissive license are a binary you're allowed to download. It's nice! It's just… a binary you're allowed to download.

So what does “open source” actually mean?

The term has a specific, published definition from the Open Source Initiative, and there's also an Open Source AI Definition. Supporting projects that meet them is the only known cure for OpenFatigue.

Ready to open up?

Join 8,412,903 people who have clicked a button labeled “Open” and found a form.