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Potentially AI App Early Access Waitlist Reaches 25,000

Potentially AI PLC (AIM: AGI) has announced that registrations for early access to its consumer AI application have reached 25,000, with more than two-thirds of sign-ups recorded in the past 72 hours.

The company had initially made a limited number of free licences available for its entry-level Protect plan following the launch announcement on 5 August 2026.

In response to the rapid pace of registrations, Potentially has increased the allocation to 25,000 free licences, ensuring all current registrants receive 12 months of complimentary access from the date their accounts are activated.

Onboarding will begin over the coming weeks, with early-access codes issued in phases and users contacted directly as access becomes available.

Potentially’s consumer platform is designed to bring multiple AI services into a single application, giving users access to a broader range of tools from one interface.

Oliver Yonchev, Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer of Potentially, said:

“The response to our free AI initiative, to support the launch of our platform, has been phenomenal and we believe is a clear signal that having all your favourite AI in one app is a value proposition that people want. We want to deliver value for our early supporters, and therefore we extended free annual access for a year on our Protect plan to the first 25,000 users.

“We look forward to developing and growing Potentially alongside these users, as we build an ecosystem that supports the development of AI capabilities and our own product portfolio.”

Users are still able register for early access to Potentially’s platform via the following link – https://potentially.com/.


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