A one-person product house
Practice the conversation before it costs you.
I make software you practise with, not software you consume.
What exists today
- ProductHer Next Move
- What it doesPractise a hard conversation out loud with an AI.
- PlatformiOS · Android
- StatusIn development
The manifesto
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“Attention is not the product.”
Most apps are built to be used forever. Mine are built so you need them less.
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“If the number isn’t honest, it isn’t shown.”
No fake streaks, no celebration after a bad session, no percentage without a denominator.
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“Simulation is practice, not replacement.”
Rehearsing something hard works. It works because you then go and do the real thing.
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“One person, end to end.”
Design, front end, back end, the AI layer, the words on every screen.
Product room — 01
Her Next Move
You have a conversation coming that matters. Practise it out loud — with her — before it is real.
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You speak
Out loud, in real time. No typing, no script in your hand.
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She responds
A live voice with a temperament of her own. She pushes back. Five minutes on the clock.
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The debrief
When it ends, a coach tells you what actually happened. Even when — especially when — it went badly.
What it refuses to do
The parts that are missing are missing on purpose. They are most of the design.
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A camera
There isn’t one, and there never will be. She cannot see you.
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Stored audio
Nothing you say is kept. The conversation ends when it ends.
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A talking avatar
A still portrait and a live voice — not a puppet moving its mouth.
In development · No date, because there isn’t one
How it gets made
The spec sheet.
- Team
- One person — design, front end, back end, the AI layer, the words
- App
- React Native + Expo
- API
- Node + Fastify
- Voice agent
- Python, real time
- Audio
- LiveKit
- Data
- Postgres + Redis
- Models
- A router picks a model per task, not one expensive model for everything
What’s next
Right now, Her Next Move is the roadmap.
No placeholder cards, no fake pipeline. When a second product exists, it gets its own room on this page, in its own language — the way she has hers.