guide:human is a consumer technology company tackling the information crisis. Our broader mission is to accelerate human development and exploration. That starts with solving the information sorting problem—the first of several foundational problems we intend to take on. Today's information market rewards attention more reliably than validity or understanding. Platforms amplify the loudest and most cynical takes, fuel the fandom-ization of news and ideas, and prioritize presentation over substance. Misinformation is part of the problem—but so are overload, missing context, and systems that flatten expertise and judgment. And the fix won't come from the incumbents. The existing players aren't just falling behind—their incentives point the other way. People feel it daily: frustrated, and trapped by the lack of a real alternative. Driven by a deep appreciation for product and systems design, we use AI and richer signals to build human-centered architecture that makes information easier to filter, navigate, and understand. We do not police content or appoint ourselves arbiters of truth. We make the landscape navigable. Our first product is currently in beta. We are a team of builders, designers, and systems thinkers taking on one of the most pressing challenges of our time. The decay isn't inevitable. One day, we'll look back and think how primitive and chaotic things used to be.
| Website | http://guidehuman.co |
| Employees | 3 (2 on RocketReach) |
| Industry | Technology, Information and Media |
| Keywords | Learning Acceleration, Personal Development, Information Organization, Information Filtering, Professional Development, Information Architecture, Skill Development, Knowledge Management, Career Development, Knowledge Acquisition, Data Organization, Learning Resources, Self Improvement, Educational Technology, Online Learning, Training Resources, Productivity Tools, Talent Development, Human Capital |
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Chris Yamamoto is the Founder, CEO of guide:human.
2 people are employed at guide:human.