AI applications
Where we are today. Consumer apps that bring AI into everyday moments, from a child’s bedtime story to an open-ended conversation.
See MoonNest and FantaLoveWanderMoss Human–AI collaboration
We build AI applications and explore agents that could help people and teams think, create, and work with AI.
Discover WanderMossWho we are
WanderMoss is a small technology company, founded in 2024 and registered in the United States. We have shipped two consumer apps, MoonNest and FantaLove, and since June 2026 we have been building Trail, a private prototype of an agent that works alongside a small team. Behind all of it is one question: how can people and AI work together more naturally and effectively?
More about the companyWhat we’ve built
Two apps people use every day, and one prototype we are learning from with a small group of teams.
Personalized, illustrated bedtime stories, with narration in a parent’s own voice.
120,000+ stories told since March 2025
Visit MoonNestFictional AI companionship for adults, built around conversations that remember and grow.
8,400 on the waitlist since May 2026 · first invitations autumn 2026
Join the waitlistAn agent that takes a goal, proposes a plan, and carries the routine parts through while the team stays in charge.
Testing with 12 teams since June 2026
About the prototypeWhat we’re exploring
We believe AI can become a working partner: one that understands a goal, takes part in thinking, and helps carry complex work through. Three directions follow from that belief.
Where we are today. Consumer apps that bring AI into everyday moments, from a child’s bedtime story to an open-ended conversation.
See MoonNest and FantaLoveAn early exploration. How might AI move beyond answering prompts to taking on parts of a task, with people setting the direction? Trail is our first attempt.
The long-term question. Which ways of working together turn advanced capability into something individuals and teams can actually use?
Our approach
We begin with what someone is trying to achieve, not with what a model can do.
AI should extend a person’s judgment and intent, never quietly replace them.
We ship real products, put them in people’s hands, and let use shape what comes next.
Notes
Short, specific write-ups of what we are learning while building.
All notesWe cut autonomy before we added it. What twelve teams told us about trust.
Children forgive a flat plot faster than a strange voice. Three product decisions that followed.
The checklist we run on every feature, and the two features it killed.
Let’s talk
For partnerships, introductions from people in product, engineering and design, or conversations with investors and industry peers.
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