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Do More With

Your Memories

Use Eternos to create a Digital Twin that unlocks unlimited possibilities. It speaks with the sound and emotion of your own voice and is shaped by your memories and insights. Whether for productivity, self-reflection or letting others engage with you, your Digital Twin’s voice and words will make them feel as if you’re right there.
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Getting Started

How it Works

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1. Replicate Your Voice

Use Eternos’ cutting edge voice and AI technology to authentically capture and replicate the tone, cadence and personality of your unique voice.

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2. Create Your Eternos AI

Record your stories and insights as if you are chatting with a friend. Add new entries anytime, capturing what matters most.

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3. Use and Share

Whether for self-reflection, memory preservation or sharing with friends, your Eternos AI gets better the more you use it.

Use Cases

Eternos in Action

These are just some of the ways Eternos is changing the way we communicate.

Living Memories

People are capturing and sharing their life stories to create an active and interactive legacy.

Parents

Parents are capturing the voices of their children so when they grow up they can communicate with their younger selves.

Interactive Books

Authors are creating the next generation of audio books so readers can engage more deeply by asking the author’s ‘digital twin’ questions and hear answers.

Personal Reflections

Individuals are sharing their “memos to self” as a new kind of mental well-being program where they can receive back advice from themselves.

Business Leaders

Organizational executives are communicating their companies’ values and DNA to Eternos so that employees can ask more nuanced questions on their own time.

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We Believe in the Power of Storytelling

Listen to Eternos customers and leaders speak about how Eternos has changed their lives

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Ready to do more with your memories?