YouYours. Your personal AI.

It remembers for you.

It learns what matters to you.

It teaches you what you don't know yet.

It gets things done, only with your yes.

It grows with you.

The Night WatchRembrandt, 1642. A moment held in light, every face kept.

Girl with a Pearl EarringJohannes Vermeer, about 1665. The feeling of being truly looked at.

The School of AthensRaphael, 1509 to 1511. Every way of thinking, in one room.

The Great Wave off KanagawaKatsushika Hokusai, about 1831. Great force, held until the moment is right.

Self-Portrait at the Age of 63Rembrandt, 1669. A life, seen honestly by the one who lived it.

What it is

A private AI that is all about you.

Assistants like ChatGPT know a lot about the world and very little about you. YouYours is the other way round.

It's an app for your phone and computer. You talk to it, type to it or send it voice notes, and it builds a private understanding of you: your plans, people, habits, history and hopes. Then it uses that understanding to help you, every day.

It remembers for you

Conversations, voice notes, photos, dates and plans, kept with when and why they mattered. Ask "when did I last..." or "what did I decide about..." and get a real answer.

It answers from your life

Advice that fits your situation, your history and your values, not generic tips written for everyone.

It teaches you what you don't know

Based on your goals, it suggests one useful thing at a time: a fact, a skill, an idea, or a pattern in your own life you hadn't noticed.

It gets things done

Drafts messages, books a table, compares offers and negotiates for you. Nothing is sent, booked or bought until you say yes.

It notices what you can't

What gives you energy, what keeps stalling, where your time goes, and the moments you decide best.

It grows with you

People change. It keeps a dated history of what it has learned about you, and you can correct it at any time.

Las MeninasDiego Velázquez, 1656. The painter looks straight out at you, and you are reflected in the mirror at the back. Two ways of seeing, one picture.

See it in action

Ask it anything. It answers from your life.

Three everyday examples: it remembers something you'd forgotten, it teaches you something useful, and it does a job for you, waiting for your yes. You know yourself from the inside; it adds the view from the outside.

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It teaches you

It doesn't wait to be asked.

Most apps only answer questions. YouYours also comes to you. From what you want now, what you wanted before, what you need and what you'd love, it picks the next thing worth knowing and brings it to you at a good moment. A few examples:

Tonight, from what you want

You said you want to leave the agency by spring.

Three things stand between you and spring. The first is a number: how many months you could live without a salary.

From what you wanted

In 2023 you wanted to learn the cello. You stopped in week six, the week the new job began.

It wasn't the cello you gave up, it was the evenings. Twenty minutes on a Sunday morning fits the life you have now.

A need, offered as a question

You've said "I'm fine" eleven times this month, mostly after calls with your dad.

Epictetus drew a line between what is ours to change and what isn't. Would it help to look at which side this sits on?

From what you'd love

You'd love to see Japan, and to speak a little when you get there.

Forty words carry most of a first conversation. One a day, inside the voice notes you already send.

Something it can see that you can't

Your three best decisions this year were all made on a walk.

The next big one is on Thursday. Shall we walk it?

The Starry NightVincent van Gogh, 1889. Seeing more than is there, and it being true.

Woman in Blue Reading a LetterJohannes Vermeer, about 1663. Someone giving a few pages their whole attention.

Give it anything

Share any part of your life, any way you like.

Talk, type, send a voice note, forward an email, add a photo or connect your calendar. Big things and small things. It keeps each one with the date and why it mattered, so nothing gets lost.

A thought at 2am
The photograph you can't throw away
ten books you'll never get to
A philosophy you've carried since you were nineteen
The friend you've stopped calling
your birthday, and why it matters
A language you want to speak
The places you'd love to go
an anxiety you can't name yet
Your business idea
Your finances, honestly
what you keep putting off
A thought at 2am
The photograph you can't throw away
ten books you'll never get to
A philosophy you've carried since you were nineteen
The friend you've stopped calling
your birthday, and why it matters
A language you want to speak
The places you'd love to go
an anxiety you can't name yet
Your business idea
Your finances, honestly
what you keep putting off

How it works

Start in five minutes. It gets better every day.

First

Tell it a little about you

A short, friendly start: your name, what you're working towards, what you'd like help with. Skip anything you like.

Then, if you want

Connect what helps

Your calendar, email, photos or notes, one at a time, or nothing at all. Disconnect any of them whenever you like.

Every day

Talk to it

Ask questions, think out loud, share what happened. Each conversation teaches it a little more, so its help fits you better over time.

What it takes

Less than you'd think.

Your time: Five minutes to start. After that, as much or as little as you want; a few minutes a day is plenty.
Your information: Only what you choose to share. It works from day one and gets more useful the more it knows.
Your money: Free to start.
Your devices: Your phone or computer. Nothing to install to get going.

Why it's different

Other AI knows the world. YouYours knows you.

General assistants are brilliant at facts and tasks, but they start almost from zero with every person. YouYours is its own AI model, built for one job: understanding one person deeply and helping them.

	A typical AI assistant	YouYours
What it knows best	The world	You
Memory	A few saved facts	Your whole story, with dates and reasons, and how you've changed
Advice	General, for anyone	Fitted to your life, goals and values
Who starts	Waits for your question	Also comes to you with what's worth knowing
Getting things done	Mostly answers	Drafts, books, compares and negotiates, with your yes
How sure it is	Sounds equally sure of everything	Tells you what it knows, what it's guessing, and why

Your data

Your life stays yours.

It only works if you can trust it, so you stay in charge of everything it knows and everything it does.

Private by default

What you share is for your YouYours only. It is never sold, and never shown to anyone else.

See everything it knows

An area of your own where you can read every memory and every conclusion it has drawn about you.

Correct or delete anything

Fix what it got wrong, or remove any memory, or everything, at any time.

Nothing happens without your yes

It never sends, books, buys or shares anything on its own.

Take it with you

Download everything it holds about you, whenever you like.

Honest about limits

It helps you think and prepare. For medical, legal or money decisions it will suggest the right professional.

Santiago Ramón y Cajal, drawing of neurons in the cerebral cortex

Neurons of the cerebral cortexSantiago Ramón y Cajal, drawn by hand around 1900. The first people to see the brain's connections drew them.

Under the hood

It understands you in layers.

Most AI keeps a list of facts about you. YouYours builds understanding in three layers, each one deeper than the last. That's why its help gets more personal over time.

What you tell it

Facts, memories, preferences and values, each kept with where it came from and when.

What it works out

Your habits, patterns, beliefs, and the people who matter to you and why.

How sure it is

Where it could be wrong, other ways to read the same thing, and how you are changing.

The model: YouYours 5.1a

Named for a place where the unexplained is studied behind closed doors. Here, the unexplained is you, and nothing is kept secret from you.

5: things it pays attention to at once: what you say, what you do, what you remember, what it means to you, and how you change.
.1: one more: what it can see about you that you can't.
a: an area of your own, where you can see everything it holds.

It keeps up as you change

You change. It keeps the whole story.

When you correct it, or your life moves on, it updates what it believes about you, and keeps the old version with a date. Here is how one belief changed over a year. (Rembrandt painted himself for forty years, and never hid what time did.)

Spring

Several conversations where you turned down things that looked uncertain.

What it held: you avoid risk.

Summer

"No, I avoid bad odds, not risk."

What it holds now: you take large risks when the upside is real and your conviction is high.

You avoid risk.

Today

"Why do you think I keep hesitating?"

What it can tell you: what it thought in spring, what you corrected, what your choices since have shown, and how sure it is.

Questions

The things people ask first.

Is it a chatbot?

You chat with it, so it feels like one. The difference is what sits behind the chat: a private, growing understanding of you, which it uses to remember, advise, teach and get things done for you.

How is it different from ChatGPT's memory?

General assistants remember a handful of facts. YouYours keeps your whole story with dates and reasons, notices patterns over months, tells you how sure it is, and comes to you with things worth knowing instead of only waiting for questions.

What do I have to give it?

Nothing, to start. Tell it what you're comfortable with. Everything else, from voice notes to your calendar, is optional, and you can change your mind at any time.

What does it cost?

It's free to start.

Will it do things without asking me?

No. It can prepare a message, a booking or an offer, but nothing is sent, booked or bought until you say yes.

Who can see what I tell it?

You. It is private by default, never sold, and you can read, correct, download or delete everything it holds.

Can it replace my doctor, lawyer or therapist?

No. It can help you think things through and prepare good questions, and for medical, legal, money or mental health decisions it will point you to the right professional.

Who is it for?

Anyone who wants help keeping their life in order, making better decisions, and learning something new about themselves along the way.

AI knows everything.
YouYours knows you.