Your AI-powered digital twin.
Personalized AI twin creation, knowledge-base configuration, safeguards, and approved privacy controls.
Share approved knowledge through a clearly identified AI representation.
Support authorized meeting participation where the selected platform permits it.
Preserve personal stories, expertise and a defined legacy presence.
Confirm identity, voice/likeness consent and intended uses.
Select authorized emails, photos, documents, social content and recordings.
Configure, test and approve the AI representation and access controls.
Activate service and learn to maintain approved information.
One person within an agreed data, integration and training scope. Meeting support requires compatible platforms and permission. No autonomous commitments or lifetime-hosting promise.
The setup scope must define data volume, sources, revisions, integrations, training and acceptance criteria. It does not include unlimited hands-on curation, unrestricted mailbox access, every meeting platform, hardware or lifetime hosting.
SELF is an AI representation, not the person. Disclose AI participation, apply access controls and keep consequential decisions with authorized people. Privacy controls require correct configuration and operation; no absolute-security guarantee is made.
Connected live-avatar time counts, not only speaking time. Specific monthly allowances will be confirmed in the final approved order.
Usage rates and included minutes will be defined in the confirmed scope and order.
Extra usage requires authorization and a spending cap.
SELF has its own scope, identity/likeness consent and service-agreement requirements. These must be finalized before activation. The other product agreements do not cover SELF.
Approved scope, compatible systems, access permissions and operational safeguards must be verified before service begins.
At approved service activation. The one-time setup and recurring service are separate charges.
Only within supported, authorized arrangements. Meeting-platform permissions, AI disclosure, successor access, ongoing funding and service continuity must be defined; autonomous commitments are not included.