Daimond Daimond Beta

Apply to test Daimond

Daimond is in closed beta. Accounts are opened by passcode, so you cannot sign up on your own yet. Leave your address and we will send you one if there is room.

What are you asking for?

What to call you in a reply. Whatever you go by is fine.

The only thing we need. It is used to write to you about the beta, and for nothing else.

A sentence is plenty. Places in each wave are limited, and this is what we read when we choose.

What happens next

  1. Your address arrives in the operator console at Oxedyne, where a person reads it. It goes nowhere else.
  2. If there is room in the current wave, we email you a passcode: twelve characters, in three groups.
  3. You open Daimond, put the passcode in, and the account is made on that device. Each passcode works once, on one device.

We cannot promise a place. The waves are small, and an application we cannot take this time is held for the next one rather than thrown away.

What is kept: the address you type, the note if you write one, and the date. It sits on Oxedyne's own server. It is not sold and not passed to anyone. Ask, in a reply to anything we send you, and the record is deleted.

Already have a passcode? Open Daimond and put it in. Not sure what any of this is? Read the site first.