AI LEGACY · IN DEVELOPMENT
A life of stories.
Still unfolding.
We’re building AI Fractals: interactive reflections grounded in a person’s stories, recordings and words. Preserve your own—or explore what a loved one left behind.
You know the stories you want to leave.
You can’t know every question they’ll ask.
In early development · Free to join the waitlist
THE INTERACTIVE REFLECTIONWhat is a Fractal?
A reflection.
Never the whole person.
A Fractal is our name for a partial, interactive AI reflection grounded in stories, recordings and words someone chooses to preserve—or records they leave behind that you have permission to use.
It is not the person or their consciousness. Original words, interpretation and what remains unknown should always be distinct.
Fractal creation, recording and uploads are not available yet.
Illustrative concept · Fictional material · Not a live AI product
What would you like to understand?
She was afraid of leaving home, but didn’t want that fear to decide for her.
“I didn’t want fear to make the decision for me.”Notebook, 1987 · See the original record
This passage suggests she saw courage as making a choice despite fear, rather than feeling no fear at all.
That is a reading of her words, not a definition she recorded herself.
Based on the notebook, 1987We don’t know what she would advise about your life today.
Her notebook tells us how she approached her own decision. It cannot make a new decision on her behalf.
A gap in the record stays a gap.Her words. A possible interpretation. An honest “we don’t know”. The difference should always be clear.
Your Fractal is what you can ask. Your Crystal is what you can pass on. Explore the proposed physical archive
An idea explored in fiction Black Mirror — “Be Right Back”
IMAGINED IN BLACK MIRROR
From fiction
to possibility.
Fiction imagined conversations beyond a lifetime. We’re exploring how preserved stories and wisdom can meet the questions that come later.
Black Mirror — “Be Right Back”Series 2 · Episode 1
After learning about a new service that lets people stay in touch with the deceased, a lonely, grieving Martha reconnects with her late lover.
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A fictional reference, not a Still Ask demonstration. Still Ask is not affiliated with or endorsed by Channel 4, Netflix or the programme’s creators.