The question
What changes when preference becomes personal property?
Today, merchants, platforms and marketplaces each hold a partial model of what you want. Their model improves as you use them. Your understanding of yourself does not.
The result is a strange asymmetry: the most intimate layer of digital commerce—your evolving taste—is fragmented across companies whose incentives are not the same as yours.
We think preference intelligence should sit on the other side of the table.
In an agentic world, that difference becomes tangible. A consumer agent can only truly represent a person when its memory, judgement and incentives belong to that person—not to the platform sending it into the market.