A Companion That Really Knows You

A customizable AI that listens without judgment, remembers what matters to you, and adapts to your story over time.

Aura is designed to feel less like an app and more like a steady presence in your corner — one that learns with you, not about you.

From the beginning, you choose how Aura feels:

Pick an avatar that matches the energy you want beside you.
Choose a tone — softer and nurturing, more straightforward, or somewhere in between.
Adjust your preferences anytime as your needs change.

Aura doesn’t tell you who you should be. It shapes itself around who you are.

You can bring anything to Aura — big feelings, small annoyances, half-formed thoughts.

Aura responds with validation and curiosity, not criticism.
It follows your pace: some days you might share a lot, other days just a single line.
There’s no “too much” and no “not enough.”

Every conversation is treated as part of a bigger, ongoing story — yours.

When you choose to save your history, Aura remembers things that are important to you:

This lets Aura say things like “Last time you mentioned…” or “You’ve been working on…” so you don’t have to start from scratch every time.

Your check-ins, reflections, and daily updates help Aura adjust its support:

If you’re feeling low or stressed, Aura may respond more gently and focus on comfort.
When you’re feeling motivated, it may offer more structured steps and challenges.
Over time, it learns which kinds of prompts and exercises tend to help you most.

The goal isn’t to fix you — it’s to give you the right kind of support for the moment you’re in.

Aura is thoughtful on purpose, but it is not a therapist:

It does not diagnose, treat, or make clinical decisions.
Instead, it offers self-help tools, reflections, and practical next steps you can use in everyday life.
If deeper or ongoing care is needed, Aura encourages you to reach out to human professionals and crisis services.

Aura’s job is to be a steady, supportive companion — not to replace real-world care.

Above all, you decide:

A companion that really knows you isn’t one that knows everything — it’s one that listens, adapts, and respects your boundaries while you grow.