Surfaces

Wavetable is one app with five surfaces. They all read the same substrate, so nothing you see in one place can disagree with another.

Canvas

A grid of pinned views, shared per workspace. Each pin is an explicit version of a view artifact: a table, board, metric, record list, or chart. A pinned pipeline board plus a metric row is the whole CRM most small teams need. Because pins are versioned artifacts, what your team sees is stable until someone approves a change.

Ask

The command bar. Ask anything in plain language; the edge agent translates it into a typed, read-only query and renders the answer as an ephemeral view with a receipt: the query it ran, the row count, the plan hash. Answers you want to keep get promoted to pinned views through the Compiler, so a good question becomes shared infrastructure with governance, not a screenshot in a chat thread.

Records

Every person, company, or deal has a record page with three layers:

• the narrative: a cited memory of the relationship, every sentence traceable,
• the claims table: each fact with provenance, confidence, and conflict indicators,
• threads and edges: the messages and relationships behind the record.

The claims table is the advanced mode that makes the narrative trustworthy. You never have to take a sentence on faith.

Inbox

The approval surface, and the only place work is waiting for you. Four kinds of items arrive here:

• artifact diffs, each with a dry-run or replay report,
• merge proposals, each with the evidence for the match,
• gated sends, each with the actual draft,
• budget escalations, when an automation wants more than its grant.

The target: a founder clears it in five minutes a day.

Artifacts

The version history of your business configuration. Schema, views, workflows, policies: diff any two versions, see who approved what and when, and roll back with a button. This is what “your business, version controlled” means in practice.