We are building toward a personal AI counterpart grounded in the experiences you preserve, the knowledge you develop and the ways you explain the world.
A representation you can question, refine and choose to let others meet.
Put your experience to work.
Open a conversation on your computer. Revisit a turning point, discuss your work or explain an idea using the material you have approved.
Shape how you are represented.
Ask the questions yourself. Compare a generated response with its evidence, add missing context and exclude topics you want to keep private. Unsupported answers should remain unanswered.
Give it a chosen role.
A founder shares a selected body of expertise with colleagues. An author opens the thinking behind a book to readers. A family returns to the stories their creator chose to share.
The interaction: a colleague asks why you rejected a design. Your counterpart explains the recorded reasoning, opens the dated sketch and leaves a new commitment for your review.
Make its identity clear.
An AI counterpart generates responses. An original recording preserves your actual words. The person interacting must know which they are receiving.
Voice, likeness and authority to act require separate choices. The counterpart's role is defined by you, with explicit limits on what it can say, share or do.