The three products

Three different ways to remain reachable.

One method, three applications designed for different moments of life, and of its end.

Talk to Yourself

A language model built on your own specific way of thinking and communicating: the vocabulary you use, how you argue, what makes you laugh, which principles you won't compromise on. It grows from what you choose to share with us while you're still here, and can be crystallised into private software or a dedicated physical device.

People who love you (a child, a partner, a friend) will be able to call on it after you're gone, for a conversation that still carries your way of looking at things.

Anyone talking with the model always knows they are speaking with a system built from your own content, not with you in person: we state this explicitly, in line with the transparency obligation of the EU AI Act (art. 50).

Built only from what you voluntarily provide
Stays private: no publication, no third-party access without your explicit consent
Updatable while you're alive, crystallised only when you decide

Worth considering if:

You want to leave the people you love something more specific than old photos and messages
You'd rather build your profile calmly, over time, not all at once
You're comfortable with the model staying private until you decide to share it

Marketplace

Conversations with historical or public figures, living or not, rebuilt from verifiable sources (writings, speeches, interviews) using the same method as Talk to Yourself.

It is the public demonstration of the method, applied to historical or public figures for whom a substantial body of verifiable material already exists.

We say this before every conversation, not in a footnote: every Marketplace character is a linguistic reconstruction based on public sources, not the real person. It generates plausible responses based on what that person actually said or wrote: it has no thoughts of its own, feels nothing, decides nothing. We state this under the EU's AI transparency rules (AI Act, art. 50).

Sources are always verifiable and disclosed
No claim to accuracy beyond what the sources allow
Profile updated whenever better sources emerge

Worth considering if:

You want to see a concrete example of the method before trusting it with something personal
You're curious about historical or public figures with plenty of verifiable material already available
You don't need to share any of your own data to start exploring

Echo-Vault

For those who are no longer here, and could not build their own Talk to Yourself while alive. Through family members and close ones, we gather texts, recordings, photographs and shared memories to reconstruct the mental landscape and psycholinguistic traits of the person who is gone: how they spoke, what mattered to them, how they would likely have responded.

This needs to be said clearly, not buried at the bottom of the page: the result is an emulation built from the materials families choose to share, not a recovery of the person. The more authentic material there is, the more faithful the echo: but it remains an echo, never the person themselves. No platform, ours included, can guarantee more than that.

Can only be activated with the explicit consent of whoever has the right to decide (close family, or a person designated in life)
Materials handled with the same protections applied to sensitive data
No collection without a human contact accountable for the choices made

Talk to us about Echo-Vault

Worth considering if:

You've lost someone close who didn't have the chance to build their own Talk to Yourself
Your family agrees on gathering the necessary materials together
You understand and accept that the result will be a faithful echo, not a recovery of the person

Download the whitepaper (PDF, IT)