Build the digital version of you

Sentience

The best hire is another you. Build the digital version of you.

The Sentience Company builds Sentience at sentience.com. Sentience builds the digital version of you from connected work, conversations, interests and preferences. It helps you remember, discover useful things, think through ideas and communicate in your voice. Briefs, digests and suggestions can arrive before you ask. You can also set routines or ask directly. Sharing lets others ask your Sentience using the sources you allow, with nuanced requests brought back to you and control over which actions need your approval.

Who it is for

Sentience serves prosumers, creators, curious and ambitious individuals, independent professionals, business owners, founders, executives and teams. Individual uses include creative and personal projects, useful discoveries, reflection, remembered decisions and communication in the user's voice. Business uses include meeting preparation, follow-ups and shared access to a person's work history. Sharing is optional; Sentience is useful before anyone else talks to it.

What it does

Goes through your connected sources, surfaces messages and information that need your attention, and drafts email replies in your voice.
Proactively brings you daily digests, meeting briefs and suggested actions before you ask.
Writes and revises emails, messages and documents in your voice, drawing on your history with the recipient, earlier conversations and agreed details. You can develop the idea and refine the draft directly with Sentience.
Recalls earlier conversations, decisions and commitments so you can pick up a project and think through the next step.
Records conversations and meetings with its own audio capture, then uses them alongside connected email, messages and documents.
Answers colleagues' questions in Slack or through a web link when you enable sharing.
Brings requests that need your input back to you.
Lets you consult your Sentience from Claude, ChatGPT or Codex through the Sentience connector.
Discovery: Sentience can suggest useful reading, opportunities and connections based on your interests. Examples include researching exhibitions for an artist and connecting a scientist's interest in puzzles with a protein-design game.
Reflection and decisions: Sentience draws on earlier conversations to help you think. A designer found its questions helped her pause and reflect; a founder was reminded of a conclusion he had reached months earlier.

What it learns from

Email and calendar connections are required to provide the Sentience service. You can also connect messages, meeting notes and documents. Upload files, import chat history, capture conversations and choose to enable screen capture. Tell your Sentience about your interests, preferences and principles directly.

Connections include Gmail, Google Calendar, Slack, Notion and Granola. Granola lets Sentience search available meeting notes and transcripts. Connecting it does not automatically import past meetings into memory.

Memories and a library keep track of people, projects and past decisions.

Writing in your voice

Your writing carries your vocabulary, rhythm, humor and the way you address different people. Sentience learns from your own communication and uses that voice, your history with the recipient and what you already agreed to. Ask it to write an email, message or document, then refine the draft together.

Before you ask

It can also bring you reading, opportunities and connections that fit your interests. For one artist, Sentience researched relevant exhibitions and set reminders before submission deadlines.

Sentience uses your connected work to spot things worth your attention, including follow-ups and earlier commitments. Suggested replies and next steps appear on Home for review. Surfacing a suggestion does not send it; you choose whether to act on it.

You can also set routines for specific tasks on a schedule, such as a weekly review of open commitments.

On your own

Connect your email and calendar to get started. Sentience uses them to show you what needs your attention, prepare you for meetings and draft replies in your voice. Bring an idea, ask a question or record your thoughts. Share your Sentience when others need answers too.

Build your digital self: develop ideas, reflect and remember what matters to you
Proactive discoveries: useful reading, opportunities, important messages and suggested replies

Sharing

Each Sentience represents a person. You choose where yours participates and which sources it can use to answer. Connecting with another Sentience does not give you direct access to its owner's private records.

Multiplayer AI: let colleagues ask your Sentience about your work
AI for founders: help your team get answers while you're busy
Team answers: catch up on projects and relationships without another meeting

Customer stories

The Company page has customer stories, product updates, press and videos.

Pat T: customer email drafts, morning rundowns and meeting notes for his jewelry business
Orçun Dogmazer: deal flow, investor communications, portfolio updates and founder conversations at ScaleX Ventures
Anna Levitt: morning catch-ups, decisions and emails in her voice at Bubble Boss Co.

Product

Create your Sentience
See Sentience in action: demos and a live link to talk to Sam's Sentience
Digital twin: build the digital version of you
Think, write and discover with Sentience: write in your voice, develop ideas and find things worth exploring
Proactive help: briefs, digests and suggested actions from your connected work
Compare Sentience: practical differences between Sentience and other AI tools

Comparisons

Privacy and ownership

Email and calendar access is required to provide the service. You choose which additional sources to connect and what to share. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Your data is not used to train models for other users. You can delete memories or your account.