A private archive of your voice, memories, beliefs, and the things you most want your family to remember. A daily assistant that becomes a digital twin they can sit with after you're gone.
A always-visible quick-capture bar turns any thought, reminder, or memory into the right kind of entry. The Twin sorts as you go.
A patient AI biographer asks one careful question at a time, drawing out the stories only you can tell.
Press a key on your PC and talk. Your voice is transcribed and folded into the archive — the way you actually sound, the way you actually think.
Designate the people you trust. Years from now, they sit with your twin and ask what they always wished they had.
Heirloom Desktop is a native Windows app that puts your twin in front of you — a talking-head avatar, full chat thread, push-to-talk, quick-capture journal, and a sidebar of recent memories. Closes to the system tray, runs forever. Drag the avatar out as its own borderless window for OBS streaming.
Double-click Heirloom.bat — ~60s setup, no Python knowledge needed. Build a real Heirloom.exe later via the bundled PyInstaller script.
This isn't a beta of a startup racing to exit. It's the first version of a piece of software we think matters — one meant to hold a person's voice, values, and memories across generations. That's a serious ask, and we'd rather build it slowly and get it right than ship something that feels disposable.
Every idea, complaint, and half-formed hunch from early owners is shaping what Heirloom becomes. If something feels wrong, tell us. If something you'd hand to your grandchildren is missing, we want to know first.
Heirloom does not pretend to be you. It collects the truest pieces of you — in your words, in your voice — so the people you love can keep being held by them.