We've spent three years talking about AGI as if it is something happening to us. A black box that thinks, decides, and one day replaces us. I've spent those years inside the box, and I'm just going to tell you straight up, it's not magic. Models are each good at some things and poor at others, wrapped in products designed to make you forget there's engineers making it feel that way. That's where the real rubber meets the road. Not whether AGI arrives, but what we build it as. One path is we hand over the work, the judgment, and eventually the reason to get up in the morning. Big labs are convincing us to automate ourselves out of our own lives, one convenience at a time. The other is we build it as a tool. Something you pick up, use with intent, and put down. That path needs a different way of using AI, not just a better model, but as a new type of AI product. So I made three early decisions when building Potentially, got to work, and never looked back. The model is not the product. Change the model anytime, or the modality, halfway through a thread and the context holds. This lets you text drafts with Deepseek, generate images with Nano Banana, and build 3D models with Trellis, in one chat. One thread, and you're the one directing it. One balance for everything. No separate account, subscription, so you can test out new models without giving your credit card details to 100 different AI companies. Your chats stay on your device, because a tool doesn't need to remember everything about you to be useful. Sovereign AGI, will require us to all remember the value of our attention, our thoughts, and back the future we want to see. These engineering problems can all be solved by building carefully. That's what the Potentially app is, an attempt to forge a new path. It's now live on iOS and web at Potentially.com Create Anything. Protect Everything. Now it's time to get it in the right hands.