Technology should serve humanity, not the other way around.

When the human is the product, technology gets used to monetize us and our attention.
It's time to take the attention back.

AI plays a beautiful role in that.
It can be used as an information compressor.
Instead of doomscrolling, we can wake up to information curated by an algorithm that doesn't report to shareholders. It reports to us.

To unlock that world, AI needs access to the web. A lot of it.
And an AI can only work for you if it can read what you can read.

It turns out the web wasn't built for AIs.
It was built for humans looking at a rendered page.
The rendering itself carries meaning: the layout, the tables, the design, what sits next to what.
Today's tools guess from the HTML and throw all of that away.
The agent reads a broken copy of the web.

An agent that can't read the way we do can't act the way we do.
That puts a ceiling on how useful it can be for us.

That's why at Expand we build the tools that let AI agents access the world, just like we do.
So we can take back control, with algorithms that report to us, not to the shareholders of companies we have no say in.
It's time to take back our agency. Empower us and our agents, so technology does what it's supposed to do: serve us.