Me.bot is a personal AI companion built around a bold idea: a “Second Me.” Instead of chatting with a generic assistant that knows nothing about you, Me.bot builds a personal model from your own notes, voice recordings, and files, so it can recall your memories, think in your voice, and help you express your ideas as yourself — amplified.
You personalize Me.bot by feeding it your world: import notes and audio, jot down random thoughts, and record voice notes or meetings, and the system gradually learns how you think and what you know — a long-term memory you can search and converse with. On top of that memory sits Second Me, which turns your records into interactive talks: pick an audience and a message, and Me.bot crafts a presentation with voice and visuals in your own style, tailored to the listener — an investor, an audience on social media, or your kids at bedtime. Audiences can interact with shared talks, and you get engagement insights back. Privacy is a headline feature: Me.bot describes anonymous data storage, end-to-end encryption, a local Large Personal Model, and confidential computing with Azure.
Me.bot is free to start building your Second Me, with paid plans for expanded capacity and features. It is listed here as Freemium.
Me.bot is for creators, founders, speakers, and knowledge workers who want an AI that represents them rather than a blank-slate chatbot. If you like the idea of a second brain that not only remembers your notes but can present your thinking in your own voice, Me.bot is one of the most personal takes on the category.