FreeWillWave is open

Most ideas about freedom stay abstract. FreeWillWave tries to give them a visible form.

Each registration adds a real person to a world map. Each new country makes the experiment more international. Each number marks a unique place in the story of the Wave.

The project lets a collective question be observed from strictly individual decisions.

Nobody answers on behalf of a group. Nobody decides for the others.

Each human answers only for themselves.

On 1 August 2026 at 11:23 UTC, FreeWillWave will launch its first monthly sequence inspired by the Fibonacci series. The progression follows the rhythm:

1 · 1 · 2 · 3 · 5 · 8 · 13 · 21…

Each new group is formed from the two previous groups. The human principle stays deliberately simple:

One person invited per day, for two days.

Each participant passes the Wave on to two other humans, and then their part is done. They can simply watch the progression or keep helping freely.

Why Fibonacci?

The Fibonacci sequence gives the propagation a clear, visible and easily understood rhythm.

It also separates two figures: how many new humans enter the sequence each day, and how many humans have entered in total since it began.

In a perfect theoretical progression, the cumulative total could reach the scale of the world population in less than two months. This is not presented as a prediction. It is a simple measure of how far an individual action, repeated by a growing number of people, can travel.

FreeWillWave does not ask participants to stay constantly active. When a person enters the Fibonacci sequence, their mission is limited:

1. 1invite one person on the first day;
2. 2invite another person the next day.

After these two invitations, they have done their part.

Their number stays permanent and their presence keeps counting in the Wave. They can then:

• watch the rest of the experiment;
• keep inviting freely;
• support the project;
• talk about the Wave;
• take part in the Biathlon;
• or do nothing more.

There is no obligation to continue.

Beyond the Fibonacci sequence, members can help the project grow through two forms of action.

The Biathlon makes these contributions visible at the individual, national and worldwide level.

It does not measure the value of a person. It simply shows the actions that help the Wave move forward.

Each person who joins FreeWillWave receives:

• a permanent Free Human number;
• a chronological place in the Wave;
• a personal profile;
• a country and a language tied to their participation;
• a personal invitation link;
• a tree showing the humans who arrived through their lineage;
• access to the worldwide evolution in real time.

The number is not a rank of value. It simply marks the order in which humans joined the experiment.

Serge Brocteur

Serge Brocteur is a Belgian analyst-programmer and the creator of FreeWillWave.

After several years of reflection on free will, individual responsibility and the creation of collective realities, he chose to use what he knows how to do: analyse, program and automate.

FreeWillWave is the system he built to turn a philosophical question into an observable worldwide social experiment.

He is the first participant of the experiment: Free Human #1.

“I am not asking anyone to think like me. I simply offer each human the chance to answer one question for themselves: do I choose to be free, while respecting that same freedom in others?”

— Serge Brocteur, creator of FreeWillWave

For an interview, a presentation of the project, a demonstration of the site or any request for information:

For an interview, a presentation of the project, a demonstration of the site or a request for information:

press@freewillwave.com

Serge Brocteur is available for exchanges in French and English.