LMOS VOID Beta 0.36.0: Founder Beta Program, Simpler Back Office, and Human Chat
LMOS clarifies what is released versus still in beta, gives Founders durable benefits and identity, makes owner navigation easier, and turns the Dr. Layne contact button into a cleaner private conversation experience.
What changed
LM Script remains the released 1.0 app; unreleased creative apps use Coming Soon · Free Beta Preview status.
Beta preview apps remain testable even while public release is gated.
Founders receive profile/photo badges and future beta priority.
Standard qualifying Founders receive 50% off LMOS bundles, specialist apps, and LM App Builder software for life.
Founder Lifetime · Free remains a limited owner-approved recognition for the strongest meaningful contributors.
Founder contribution evidence weights reviewed/planned/shipped feedback instead of rewarding message volume.
New App Announcement campaigns create an in-app Founder beta invitation for every Founder; email still respects marketing consent and preferences.
Message Dr. Layne now uses a cleaner conversation sheet with recent bubbles and one composer.
Beta product pages can open the human chat already labeled with the app being tested.
The owner Back Office now shares one obvious navigation bar across core owner jobs.
Start My Day uses 48px controls, arrow-key navigation, Escape-to-close, and clearer evidence navigation.
Jerry keeps ChatGPT as the primary reasoning/coding/QA layer. A Floot AI exception requires explicit job-level approval, stays limited to a short Floot-only action, and creates a private pre-run owner notice.
Founder economics
Founder discounts apply to fixed-price LMOS software. Metered or pass-through costs such as variable AI usage, managed storage and communications remain outside the permanent software discount so LM can preserve the Founder promise without hiding third-party usage costs.
Verification
Eight focused regression suites passed with zero failures and the targeted TypeScript gate is clean. The Floot preview window was unavailable during the final live click-through attempt, so this release does not claim a new rendered visual certification for these changes.
Use the beta on real work.
The most useful feedback is not “I like it.” Tell us where you hesitated, what took too many clicks, what did not save the way you expected, and what would make this useful enough to return to next week.