Most frontier AI is trained on the indexed internet. It can pass the bar exam. It cannot tell a teenager what their grandmother would say when their first relationship ends. The gap between those capabilities is not a gap of model size. It's a gap of training data.
Waterfall captures consented life experience from seniors — directly, with their permission, in their own voice. The corpus is structured, attributed, revocable, and grows. We do not scrape it. We do not buy it. We are given it.
We do not train a frontier model. We build a sidecar that any host LLM can call per turn for the human take. This composes with whatever the rest of the field is doing. We are accompanying AI, not replacing it.