Happyverse Updates

A little over a year ago, Happyverse started as a simple but ambitious bet: that conversational video would become one of the next major interfaces between people and software.

Today, that bet is real. Happyverse is a working platform used by customers and partners across multiple markets, with a category we helped push forward: Digital Humans — real-time AI agents with a face, voice, personality, and the ability to help people in the moment.

Now we're starting the next chapter.

Nick Silaev is joining Happyverse as CEO

Nick comes to Happyverse from vCloud.ai, where he led USA and Canada operations and spent years helping enterprises modernize physical security with next-generation video management and AI-powered analytics.

He has worked closely with property operators, security directors, and operations teams who deal with the same problems every day: too much footage, too few people watching it, expensive after-hours coverage, slow response times, and front desks that cannot be staffed around the clock.

That experience is exactly why Nick is the right person to lead Happyverse into its next phase.

A sharper focus: the front line of physical spaces

Digital Humans are a platform. They can live on websites, in kiosks, inside meetings, on phones, on lobby screens, and across many different customer experiences.

We are not moving away from that.

But under Nick's leadership, we are putting our sharpest focus on the place where Digital Humans create the most urgent value right now: the front line of physical spaces.

• The lobby of a residential building at 2 a.m.
• The gate of a community at midnight.
• The front desk of a commercial property after hours.
• The security operations center watching dozens of feeds at once.

These are places where the human layer often breaks down. Staffing is expensive. Teams are stretched. Residents and visitors wait. Cameras see what is happening, but there are not always enough people available to interpret, respond, and communicate in real time.

We think Digital Humans can help fix that.

Introducing Sentinova Virtual Guard

In partnership with vCloud.ai, Happyverse is launching Sentinova Virtual Guard — a Digital Human connected to a modern video management system, built to help operate the front door of a building.

Sentinova can:

• Greet visitors when they arrive
• Guide them through check-in
• Capture ID and facial enrollment with consent
• Message residents for authorization
• Open the door when access is approved
• Recognize residents
• Deliver building announcements
• Log visits for operators

It works with cameras and access control systems that buildings already have. It runs after hours. It supports multiple languages. And it gives property teams a more scalable way to provide coverage without forcing every interaction through a tired guard, a locked door, or an unanswered intercom.

Sentinova is already live in pilot with a residential operator in Colombia. The deployment was designed around consent-first workflows, including explicit on-screen authorization before biometric data is captured, with regional privacy requirements such as Habeas Data, GDPR, and CCPA considered from the architecture level.

If you operate residential, commercial, or mixed-use property, this is the front desk you have been trying to hire.

What this means for the rest of Happyverse

Sentinova is our sharpest wedge, but the broader Happyverse platform continues to grow.

Digital Humans on websites, in hospitality, healthcare intake, e-commerce, corporate training, education, customer research, construction, and other industries are still part of the company's future.

The bigger idea has not changed: software is becoming more human, more conversational, and more present in the real world.

What is changing is our focus. We are going deeper where the pain is clearest, the ROI is strongest, and the technology can move from demo to daily operations.

A note about Max

Our co-founder Max Sapo is stepping back from day-to-day operations after building Happyverse from a whiteboard idea into a real company with real customers, partners, and technology in production.

Max remains close to the company as Senior Advisor, board member, and friend.

The technical foundation of Happyverse remains in the same trusted hands. Vladimir Shakirov, our CTO and co-founder, continues to lead the real-time platform architecture and product development that made all of this possible.

Thank you

To every customer who took a chance on us when this was still one photo and a promise.

To every partner building Digital Humans for their own corner of the world.

To every investor, teammate, advisor, and friend who saw the future before it looked obvious.

You made this possible.

The best chapter is just beginning.

Talk to Nick

Don't take our word for it — talk to him.

Nick's Digital Human is live on happyverse.ai right now. Ask him about Sentinova, Digital Humans for your business, or what we are building next.

If the conversation goes somewhere useful, his Confidant can put you on the real Nick's calendar before you close the tab.

The interface for the future of work just got a face.

Come say hi.

— The Happyverse team

A year ago today, Happyverse was a wild idea on a whiteboard. We told a few people what we wanted to build and most of them politely asked us to explain it again.

Today we're one year old — and we're announcing the product that idea has become: the Happyverse Digital Human.

What we shipped in a year

Before we get to what's new, a quick reality check on Year One:

• 2,000+ avatars created
• 10,000+ conversations
• 100+ countries
• 32 languages
• Every continent except Antarctica (we're taking this personally — if you're in McMurdo, get in touch)
• SOC 2 compliant — which, as our CEO likes to put it, means we're slightly more adult than we were a year ago

We also shipped things that don't show up in a metrics list: a team we're proud of, real customers, and partners who bet on us early.

Introducing the Happyverse Digital Human

A Happyverse Digital Human is a real-time AI agent with your face, your voice, and your communication style — that you can create in under five minutes from a single photo.

We're not calling it an avatar. We're not calling it a chatbot. We're not calling it an "AI assistant." Those words don't capture what this actually is.

A Digital Human is a real-time video agent that is authentic, grounded, and actually useful. It can:

• Represent you on your website 24/7, talking to visitors in any of 32 languages
• Qualify leads and book meetings as a sales development rep
• Interview candidates as a recruiter
• Tutor students in the subject you teach
• Hand off to you when a conversation is worth your time

You go to sleep. Your Digital Human keeps working. We've been testing this privately for months, and the thing that keeps surprising us is how quickly people stop thinking of it as "a demo" and start thinking of it as "my coworker who doesn't sleep."

The ecosystem around it

Digital Humans aren't just a product — they're becoming a platform. We're launching today alongside partners who are already putting Digital Humans to work in their own domains:

• AI Start Academy — building AI confidants for education
• Lemonslice — the state-of-the-art real-time avatar model powering the visuals you'll see in our demos
• Hyperspell + PeopleMetrics — customer research personas for industries like insurance and telecom. Instead of guessing what your customers think, you can just talk to them
• iSell — voice agents for the construction industry, a surprisingly massive market that still runs on phone calls and spreadsheets from 1998
• Sentinova — virtual concierges with advanced video management systems (VMS)

This is no longer a single product. It's an ecosystem of Digital Humans across industries — and we're only at the start of it.

Try it yourself

If you're reading this, you can create your own Digital Human today. All you need is:

• One photo
• Looking straight at the camera
• Smiling
• Preferably with teeth (but we'll accept edge cases)

Head to app.happyverse.ai to get started. Your first 10 minutes are on us.

What's next

A year ago, this was a wild idea.

Today it's a working product, real customers, real partners, and real usage around the world.

And honestly — we're just getting started.

Thank you to the people who bet on us early, and to everyone who's trusted us with their likeness, their voice, and their time. We'll earn the next year.

Welcome to the future. It just got a face.

— The Happyverse team

Want to talk to us about bringing Digital Humans to your company, your classroom, or your product? Get in touch — or just talk to the Digital Human on our homepage. She's real. Kind of.

A Major Milestone in Security and Compliance

We are thrilled to announce that Happyverse has achieved both SOC 2 Type I and ISO 27001 certifications. This represents a significant milestone in our commitment to maintaining the highest standards of security, privacy, and data protection for our customers.

What This Means for Our Customers

SOC 2 Type I certification demonstrates that Happyverse has designed and implemented robust security controls that meet the rigorous standards set by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA). This certification validates that our security infrastructure and policies are properly designed to protect customer data across five key trust service criteria: security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy.

ISO 27001 certification is the international gold standard for information security management systems (ISMS). This certification confirms that Happyverse has established a comprehensive framework for managing sensitive company and customer information, ensuring it remains secure through systematic risk management processes.

Enterprise-Grade Security

As AI Confidants become increasingly integrated into business operations across healthcare, financial services, and other regulated industries, security and compliance are non-negotiable. These certifications provide our enterprise customers with the assurance they need to deploy Happyverse solutions with confidence.

Our security infrastructure includes end-to-end encryption, secure data handling practices, regular penetration testing, and continuous monitoring. We have built our platform with security-first principles from day one, and these certifications validate our ongoing commitment to protecting your data.

Our Commitment to Trust

At Happyverse, we believe that the future of AI must be built on a foundation of trust. As we continue to develop AI Confidants that handle sensitive conversations and personal data, maintaining the highest security standards is essential to our mission of increasing human well-being.

These certifications are not the end of our security journey—they are a testament to our ongoing dedication to continuous improvement. We will continue to invest in our security infrastructure and pursue additional certifications, including SOC 2 Type II, as we expand our platform capabilities.

For more information about our security practices or to request our certification reports, please contact our team at security@happyverse.ai.

November 15, Treasure Island

The typical Silicon Valley AI summit begins with a slide deck, a steep ticket price, and a heavy dose of existential dread. We wanted to try something else.

Last week, we hosted the AGI Interface Summit, and the day opened not with a keynote, but with a request for connection. Before a single line of code was discussed, the room was asked to turn to their neighbors—strangers, mostly—and simply say hello.

Then, our CEO Max Sapo took the stage. He did not present a chart. He rapped.

It was a moment that set the frequency for the rest of the day. As Max freestyled about "cooking Confidants for a universe," joined by a robot dog that (charmingly) refused to dance, the message was implicit but clear: AGI is not quite here yet, humanity is still stronger, and the future of technology doesn't have to be cold.

The mission of Happyverse is to increase human well-being in a holistic sense. But how do you translate that high-minded ideal into software? The answer lies in the interface. We are moving past the era of text boxes and disembodied voices. We are entering the era of the Confidant—real-time video agents that look like you, sound like you, and help you scale your impact.

The Death of Latency

The skepticism around video avatars is usually well-founded: they often look robotic and feel slow. Our CTO, Nicholas Zolton, took the stage to dismantle that perception, not with a roadmap, but with a high-wire act.

Nicholas performed a live demo of creating a Confidant in under five minutes. He recorded a 20-second silent video and a brief audio sample, then gave the AI a "brain" with a specific prompt: act as a screening recruiter for an engineering role.

Moments later, a volunteer stepped up to interview. The Confidant didn't just recite a script; it listened. When the candidate admitted his only engineering experience was "building model airplanes in the Cub Scouts," the Confidant paused, processed, and delivered a verdict with brutal, corporate efficiency: "We are looking for candidates with direct ML inference experience. This role is not a match."

It rejected him on stage. The audience roared. It was funny, but the utility was undeniable. This was a goal-oriented digital twin, functioning in real-time, built before our eyes.

The Engine Room

While the demo was magic, the method is math. Shruthi Kubatur, our Head of Machine Learning, pulled back the curtain on the infrastructure required to make this feel natural.

We are currently firing on all cylinders to solve the "uncanny valley." This involves a shift from 2D to 3D Gaussian splatting to enable natural micro-gestures, and the development of an in-house multimodal foundation model. By owning the stack, we aren't just renting intelligence; we are aiming to drive the cost of a conversation down to pennies and the latency to under 100 milliseconds. As Shruthi noted, in a world of generic chatbots, our curated, professional data sets are the moat.

System Builders and Truth Seekers

The day wasn't just about our product; it was about the ecosystem. We convened a panel of system builders, including Kwindla Kramer from Daily and Daria Soboleva from Cerebras, to debate when "machine learning" actually becomes "AGI."

The consensus? We have quietly passed the Turing test for text—we rarely even mention it anymore. The new frontier is presence. As Daria argued, we are still optimizing for benchmarks that don't reflect reality. The goal isn't just a smarter model; it's a model that can help us define the problems worth solving.

This sentiment echoed through our session with veteran tech journalist Jacob Ward. In an era of news deserts and collapsing revenue models for truth-telling, AI offers a lifeline. Jacob described tools that act as live "lie detectors," checking public statements against years of transcripts in real-time. It was a reminder that these interfaces must serve the truth, not just convenience.

The Business of Happiness

Midway through the day, the conversation shifted from code to capital. Our VC panel, featuring investors like Amrit Rao and Nikolai Oreshkin, offered a "mini masterclass" on the current market.

Despite the AI bubble talk, their advice to founders was refreshing: Don't build to beat treasury yields. Build to create something that couldn't exist before. There was a particular focus on the concept of the "One-Slice Team"—the idea that AI leverage allows small, tight-knit squads to outperform the massive headcounts of the past.

We saw this leverage in action during our Founders Panel. We heard from entrepreneurs like Ardak Kussainova, who is using voice AI to provide companionship to truck drivers who spend days in isolation, and Ainur Nygmet, who is envisioning a marketplace of skills for humanoid robots. These aren't just software updates; they are meaningful changes to how people live and work.

A Note on the Soul

Perhaps the most striking moment came from Brendan Brown of Heirs Church. In the middle of a tech summit, he led the room in a breathing exercise. He reminded us that while we build external intelligence, our internal world remains the only thing we truly control. "As a person thinks, so they become."

This thread—that humans matter most—was tied off by our final speakers from Human Horizons Academy and One Small Step. They are using our Confidants not to replace human connection, but to bridge the gaps where humans can't be present, from leadership training to on-demand mental health support for those in recovery.

Try It Yourself

We left Treasure Island with a sense that the interface is the product. If AGI is going to be part of our lives, it needs to be something we enjoy interacting with. It needs to be safe, trustworthy, and yes, happy.

You don't have to take our word for it. We believe the best way to understand the future is to talk to it.

We have created interactive Confidants of our speakers. You can chat with digital versions of the experts mentioned in this post, ask them about their panels, or grill them on their roadmaps right now.

Click here to chat with the Confidants at agi-interface.com

We are building the interface for the future of work and life. We'd love for you to be part of it.

(Click the links here to check out the photos and full video from the Summit!)

Last week, Happyverse stepped onto one of the biggest stages in the tech world — Web Summit Lisbon, a global powerhouse gathering for the brightest founders, builders, and innovators.

From thousands of international startups, Happyverse was selected to pitch from the main Startup Showcase stage, giving us the rare opportunity to present our vision of emotionally intelligent AGI to global investors, enterprise leaders, and the media.

And our co-founder Val delivered a pitch that turned heads.

A Pitch That Opened Doors

Val's presentation wasn't just a pitch, it was a statement.

A statement that the age of emotionless user experiences is ending.

A statement that businesses need more than automation, they need connection.

Val showed how Happyverse goes far beyond chat or automation revealing how customer insight reports can be transformed into fully animated, star-based visual stories that finally make data feel human.

These animated insights help management teams:

• see what users experience, not just read it in spreadsheets
• connect emotionally with real pain points and needs
• make decisions faster and with more empathy
• understand patterns and frustrations through interactive AGI-powered storytelling

Instead of cold dashboards, businesses get living, breathing feedback delivered by an avatar that guides them through what customers truly feel and why it matters.

A One-Day Booth. A Month's Worth of Conversations.

We also ran a booth — for just one day.

But that was enough to create a crowd.

More than 30 companies from all over the world stopped by, asked questions, tried the avatars, and immediately saw the value.

What surprised us most? The diversity of industries already hungry for AGI-powered interfaces.

We spoke with leaders from:

• EdTech looking to create guided learning companions
• HR & Talent platforms exploring AI onboarding assistants
• FinTech teams searching for secure, human-like client communication
• And even wellness, retail, and B2B service companies who saw the potential for sales and customer care

The message was clear:

Business wants AI that feels human.

Not just chatbots — experiences.

Not only answers — relationships.

Why Web Summit Mattered for Happyverse

Web Summit didn't just validate our product direction — it validated our mission.

Happyverse was built on a belief:

that technology should lift people up, not numb them.

That connection drives better decisions, better business, and better lives.

And that AGI interfaces can bridge the gap between intelligence and empathy.

Seeing the excitement, the questions, the "Wow, I've never seen anything like this" moments — it all confirmed that we're building what the world is ready for.

What's Next

We're now following up with dozens of companies who want to explore pilot projects and full integrations.

We're expanding our use cases.

We're pushing the boundaries of what avatars can do — visually, emotionally, and commercially.

And we're bringing everything we learned in Lisbon into the next generation of Happyverse products.

Web Summit was a milestone.

But it's also just the beginning.

Stay tuned — big announcements are coming.

Authentic. Grounded. Impactful.

SAN FRANCISCO — November 11, 2025

Today we’re launching the next version of Happyverse: a platform for building lifelike, real‑time Confidants that hold genuine conversations, stay tied to real data, and deliver measurable results for individuals and businesses.

Confidants work on the web and in meetings, respond in sub‑second time, and speak 30+ languages. You can create one in minutes, give it your tone and guardrails, and put it to work with customers, learners, or employees.

Our definition of AGI

AGI = Authentic, Grounded, Impactful

• Authentic — replicates a real human’s presence, voice, and values. Persona‑locked tone, multilingual voice, and style memory.
• Grounded — based on real data, transparent, controllable, and guardrailed. Source‑anchored answers, consent & privacy controls, and policy modes.
• Impactful — measurable outcomes for individuals and enterprises: conversions, bookings, CSAT, time saved, and cost per assisted conversation.

If it doesn’t feel human, stay honest, and move the needle, it doesn’t ship.

What's new

• Plans for everyone: Free to try, AGI Coach for personal progress, AGI Interface for power users, and business tiers up to Enterprise.
• Faster, more natural conversations: Lower latency, steadier lip‑sync, and better interruption handling across web and meetings.
• Cleaner deployment: One flow to build, preview, and embed, with options for Zoom/Meet and site embeds.

Plans

Individuals

• Free — create your first Confidant with a monthly allowance to try real-time conversations.
• Happyverse AGI Coach ($20/mo, public beta) — a personal coaching cadence: Assessment → Goals → Implementation.
• AGI Interface ($99/mo) — advanced control for power users: knowledge workflows, analytics, and instant embeds.

Business

• Happy ($59/mo) — entry plan with priority support and analytics.
• Business Owner ($1,000/mo) — collaboration, integrations, and dedicated support for operators and founders.
• Enterprise (custom) — large-scale deployments with unlimited minutes, custom AI training, on-prem options, and SLAs.

Customers, not demos

• Kia (pilot) is rolling out an AI Sales Confidant that guides website visitors through the model lineup, answers specs and pricing questions, presents visuals, and assists with test‑drive bookings. The pilot has just launched; early reactions are positive and we’ll share metrics as data comes in.
• Human Horizons Academy (pilot) launched two custom Confidants — a sales greeter that qualifies leads and a coaching guide that supports learners before, during, and after programs. Both draw on HHA’s knowledge base (tone, curricula, frameworks, FAQs) to keep answers on‑brand and on‑policy.

  “The moment we installed the avatar, people started staying longer. And those conversations are converting.”

  Early signals point to deeper engagement and stronger conversion intent; we’ll publish results as the pilot matures.

Across pilots, the pattern is consistent: authentic presence, grounded answers, and clear business impact for individuals and teams.

Happyverse Labs

A set of focused experiments and tools showcasing grounded, real‑time AGI in action:

1) Happyverse AGI Coach (public beta)

Design a happier life with a simple weekly cadence — Assessment → Goals → Implementation — anchored in the four pillars of long‑term well‑being: Love, Health, Work, and Wealth. This life‑design coach turns intentions into concrete next steps in each pillar, with conversational guidance, reminders, lightweight reviews, and clear privacy controls.

2) Interactive Business Card

A living profile for individuals and teams: a scannable, embeddable card that speaks in your voice, answers grounded questions from a source‑tied knowledge base, and routes to actions (bookings, docs, demos) in real time.

3) VC Pitch Playground (early access)

A realistic rehearsal space for founders. Early‑stage teams practice with lifelike AI investors who see and respond to a one‑pager in real time. Avatars of Alejandra Vergara (Bee Partners) and Amrit Rao (Village Global) listen, interrogate, and critique with natural voice and facial expressions, then deliver data‑driven feedback.

Features

Shareables — Make Complex Explanations Clear

Your Confidant can show helpful visuals exactly when they’re needed during a conversation.

• Upload once, reuse anywhere: add PNG/JPEG files as visual references.
• Automatic descriptions: vision analysis creates editable descriptions for clarity.
• Contextual display: visuals appear only when relevant, keeping the flow natural.

Call‑to‑Action — Turn Conversations into Conversions

Move from talk to action without breaking the conversation.

• One toggle: enable Call-to-Action and your Confidant remembers it for every call.
• Smart sharing: links and resources are posted at the right moment in-chat.
• No interruptions: no tab-switching or hunting for links; just a smooth handoff.

Zoom / Google Meet — Bring Your Confidant Into Your Meetings

Get real‑time support in live calls.

• Share your meeting link: paste any Zoom or Google Meet URL.
• Join in seconds: your Confidant appears in the meeting and stays attentive.
• On-call help: suggests wording, explains concepts, and keeps the conversation flowing.

How to get started

• Individuals: build your first Confidant free, then upgrade to AGI Interface when you want analytics, knowledge workflows, and embeds.
• Business: talk to us about org-wide rollout, privacy modes, and SLAs, or start with Happy and grow into Business Owner or Enterprise.

The AGI Interface Summit

This unified vision will be on full display at Happyverse’s inaugural AGI Interface Summit on November 15 in San Francisco. The event brings together founders, researchers, and investors to explore the “happy path to AGI,” featuring speakers from Google, Mastercard, ElevenLabs, and Cerebras Systems, as well as an interactive AI Confidant of Reid Hoffman.

Learn more and get tickets at AGI‑Interface.com

About Happyverse

Happyverse is an AI product & research lab on a mission to increase long‑term happiness and well‑being. We build humanlike AI avatars—Confidants—that carry your likeness, knowledge, and values to scale human conversation.

Learn more at happyverse.ai

SAN FRANCISCO — November 11, 2025

Most plans die on Tuesday afternoon. You start the week with good intentions, then real life barges in. Happyverse AGI Coach is our answer: a personal AGI coach that helps you design a life you can actually live, then nudges you to keep going when momentum wobbles.

There's a quiet truth about the world's best companies: top leaders were coached. Bill Campbell — the "Trillion Dollar Coach" — helped shape executives at places like Google and Apple. We can't tell you what Steve Jobs or Eric Schmidt paid, but it probably wasn't pocket change. So we asked a simple question: how do you bring that caliber of guidance within reach for everyone? Our approach blends the distilled wisdom found in foundation models with interactive multimodal capabilities enabled by our Happyverse platform — and turns it into a life management system focused on long-term happiness and wellbeing.

The coach runs on a steady, simple rhythm: first get an honest snapshot of where you are, then turn intentions into specific goals, and finally translate those goals into daily actions you'll actually do. We call it Assessment → Goal-Setting → Implementation. No dashboards to wrestle, no productivity theater — just a cadence that compounds.

Everything is anchored in four pillars that drive sustained wellbeing: Love, Health, Work, and Wealth. In practice, the coach learns how your relationships, your body, your craft, and your stability fit together. If this week needs to tilt toward Health and Work, it remembers. If next week is about Love and a little breathing room, it adjusts without judgment.

Under the hood, we hold ourselves to our definition of AGI: Authentic, Grounded, Impactful.

Authentic means the coach reflects your voice and values, not a generic script. Grounded means guidance ties back to real information and transparent settings you control — what's stored, what's deleted, what the coach can reference — and we don't sell your data. Impactful means progress you can point to: the call you made, the mile you ran, the habit that lasted fourteen days instead of two.

Happyverse AGI Coach isn't a novelty chatbot. It asks better questions, suggests the next small step, and checks back just enough to keep you honest. Miss a day? It resets and moves on. Life gets loud? It gets simpler, not noisier. Your coach speaks 32 languages, connecting effortlessly across backgrounds and cultures. Your data stays secure, and reminders appear only where they truly help.

Who is it for? Anyone tired of aspirational lists and ready for a steady rhythm: founders protecting their mornings, coaches guiding clients between sessions, teams that want a shared weekly pulse. If you prefer conversation over configuration, you'll feel at home here.

Happyverse AGI Coach is available today on coach.happyverse.ai. Start free, feel what a calmer week is like, and add advanced features as you grow.

Because happiness isn't a mood you chase; it's a structure you build — one honest check-in, one clear goal, one small action at a time.

Mirror: What if Dante From Clerks Explained The Future Of Happyverse Confidants?

We teamed up with Brian O'Halloran — the actor from cult-classic Clerks — to showcase how AI Confidants go beyond business tools to become the future of personal presence, trust, and growth. In this playful but powerful video, Brian demonstrates how Happyverse avatars help you scale yourself both personally and professionally, building real human connections along the way. Watch as Dante's signature style meets cutting-edge AI technology to reveal why Confidants aren't just about growing sales — they're about finding more happiness in how we connect.

Create your own Confidant

Celebrating 100 years of Migros (1925-2025), we've brought Switzerland's retail revolutionary back to life through AI. Chat with Gottlieb Duttweiler's Confidant to explore how he transformed Swiss society with just 5 trucks, pioneered social capitalism, and built what became the nation's largest retailer owned by 2 million cooperative members. Experience includes an interactive timeline, knowledge quiz, and conversations in 32 languages.

Learn more about Gottlieb Duttweiler

We’re launching something new - and it talks back.
On July 31, Happyverse is extending its beta: you can now apply to create a Confidant - a real-time AI avatar that looks and sounds like you, and answers questions just like you would.

But Confidants don’t stop at customer Q&A. People are getting creative:
Deb Rosario, founder of Mindful Matter Market, uses her Confidant to help visitors explore her wellness experiences and stay updated on events. “It just feels so much more organic to have my Confidant answering questions - rather than making people scroll through a wall of text.”

Seth Monk a former monk turned life coach, uses his Confidant to share insights online when he’s offline. “I loved talking with your Confidant. It gave the same kind of advice you’d give if I were speaking to you in person!”

lek Chakroff, a Happyverse researcher, built a Confidant of Jesus Christ, trained on biblical texts. It’s a bold experiment in using AI to explore ancient wisdom -and a glimpse into the future of spiritual dialogue.

It’s free to try during beta - and even after launch, you can get started for just $12 an hour. Setup takes just a few minutes. No coding needed.
If you’ve ever wished your FAQs could talk - now they can. If you’ve ever wanted to scale yourself - now you can.

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