Cog Mission

Questions

Straight answers about Cog Mission, Campfires, Field Notes, and joining a Mission — without the sales maze.

Questions · Comments · Profundities

That line is how we organize the conversation. Start here when you want a quick answer; hop to the Campfire when you want to talk; wander Field Notes when you want the longer musings.

  • Questions — this page. Practical answers about who we are and how to participate.
  • Comments — Campfires. Read free; post when you Join a Mission.
  • Profundities — Field Notes. Field musings, arguments worth keeping, and the wet-paint thinking behind what we build.

What is Cog Mission?

Cog Mission is the parent adventure behind Wocket, OopsMom / GoldMIND, and our other ventures. We listen first — over lunches, Campfires, and Field Notes — then build with the people living the work.

Headquartered in Media, PA. Not a pitch deck company. See Adventures for the nearly 30-year story and the ventures growing from it.

How do I Join a Mission?

Joining a Mission makes you an Explorer — co-builder, not a lead. You get a Campfire seat, Discovery Missions, roadmap votes, and early access waves. No purchase required.

Start at the Campfire hub and pick Growth Expeditions (service businesses) or Wonder Guilds (educators).

Is Wocket for sale yet?

Wocket is building in public with Explorers. You can read Campfires and Field Notes freely. Product access rolls out in waves — Join a Mission to stay close to what ships next.

Account and product help: Support. Privacy and security: Privacy · Security.

Billing, annual prepay, and cancel

Paid plans renew monthly until you cancel. There is no forced annual commitment — optional annual prepay is 10% off (Solo $53.99/mo equiv., Crew $179.99/mo equiv., Fleet $494.99/mo equiv.).

Cancel anytime in the app under User Hub → Billing. Keep using Wocket until the paid period ends, or request a mid-period per-diem refund minus a $5 banking fee. Cash, check, Venmo, Zelle, and Cash App recording stays at $0 Wocket fees — third-party wallet fees stay with the merchant.