What you get #
Falcon is in private preview: self-serve accounts are paused, and access is granted by an administrator to an organisation. An accepted application gets:
- Portal credentials for your organisation, with as many users as you need.
- Preview keys that cover every public route on every series: intention, spatial, speech and sound, response, and data files.
- $700+ worth of tokens on us, granted as monthly quota in the five buckets on Access, enough to build and run a pilot without a bill.
- The sandbox, the command line and the chat site with your own quota rather than the shared one.
Weights stay ours during the preview and every model keeps fixed weights per version; Status & versioning says how versions change.
The form #
Three things matter: who you are, what you would build, and roughly how much of it. A sentence on volume helps most, since quota is set per organisation.
What happens next #
- We read it. An administrator reads every application.
- We reply by e-mail to the address you gave, with a question or two if the use is unclear.
- Your organisation is created in the portal with a first user and a one-time password; you sign in, choose a password and create keys.
- You build. The Portal page walks through keys, usage and the sandbox; API conventions covers the envelope every route shares.
One application per e-mail address is enough; sending the form twice does not create a second one. Nothing you write is used for anything but reading your application, and no account exists until an administrator creates one.