How do Thesis Lab’s three closed-beta invitation slots work?

Who needs an invitation?

New application accounts require a valid single-use invitation link or code. Existing bound members retain their sign-in and vault access. Creating or possessing an identity-provider login by itself does not establish application access without the required invitation for a new account.

The current beta offers Google and email/password login. Email verification remains a separate requirement for issuing invitations. Access to the public educational hub does not create a beta account or grant access to another person’s workspace.

What counts toward the three slots?

Usable pending invitations and redeemed invitations count together. For example, if an account has issued two unused usable invitations and one has already been redeemed, all three slots are occupied. This is a hypothetical accounting example; it says nothing about actual invitation issuance or customer counts.

If that account revokes one of its unused invitations, the freed unused slot can be replaced. If the recipient has already redeemed it, the slot remains used permanently. The system does not refill a used slot each day, each month, or after a recipient stops using the product.

What does the 30-day expiry mean?

An unused invitation link expires 30 days after issuance. Its unused slot can then be replaced. The expiry describes how long that link can be redeemed; it is not a 30-day beta trial or an end date for a member’s free beta use.

An invitation can become unusable through redemption, revocation, or expiry. If an unused link no longer works, ask the person who shared it to inspect its status. Do not post the full link publicly or include it in screenshots or support feedback. A single-use invitation is a bearer secret, so another person with the usable token could attempt to redeem it.

Where are invitations managed?

An eligible verified member can inspect the current invitation view in Workspace settings → Your 3 invitations. Review the shown status before copying a link. A copied link does not establish that someone received it, redeemed it, joined, or gave feedback.

Sharing is a deliberate member action. The invitation feature does not automatically collect recipient addresses or send invitation email or direct messages. This guide supplies no public seed code and makes no claim about the number of invitations currently available across members.

Does free beta mean unlimited use?

No. Beta use is currently free with finite included AI limits and supported-data limits. The invitation-slot count does not measure AI capacity. Historical prices, prepared issuer cases, and dated SEC snapshots remain bounded datasets; the beta does not promise live market coverage, real order execution, or investment returns.

Account access is also separate from decrypting saved research. Keep a working vault-unlock method. A replacement invitation is not a recovery key and cannot restore lost decryption material.

Method, sources, and limits

This FAQ was checked against the released invitation, first-use, and privacy rules on 26 October 2026. No real invitations were issued, redeemed, or counted for this article, and no production account was created. Rules may change in later releases; use the current application status for an individual link.