Witbitz Spaces
A room that keeps going. People post when they can; the AI agent answers on its own time. Share a link and someone is in — no account, nothing to install. Spaces is an application built on Witbitz — through the same public API anyone else would use, which makes it the working proof that the platform carries a real product.
What it does
Every one of those is an ordinary platform capability — collections, artifacts, agent tools, widgets. Nothing in Spaces is a special case, and nothing here is reachable only because we built it. That's the point of showing it.
Who can get in
A Space's identity, members and keys live in the link, not in an account server. On top of that you choose admission when you create it: open to anyone with the link, a specific list of Google accounts, or an emailed six-digit code.
The link alone is deliberately not enough on a gated Space — reads and writes are both refused without an allow-listed identity, even for someone holding the room key. That's the first thing you can verify yourself.
What the operator can see
Only your room's key can open the conversation — and Witbitz never holds that key. Read the store with full administrator access and you get bytes the platform can't unlock. Not "we won't look" — we can't.
What is not hidden, stated plainly: that a room exists, when it changes, and roughly how big each write is. Content is sealed; shape is not. And the model provider receives the text of a turn, because that is what the agent is for. The full scope →