Me.bot (formerly Mebot) vs Decision AI

Me.bot is a personal AI from Mindverse that builds a Second Me from your notes, voice recordings, and imported files. You add everyday thoughts, meeting notes, PDFs, website links, and voice memos, and the system learns your preferences so it can speak and present ideas in your voice.

The product turns saved material into interactive talks with voice and visuals tailored to different audiences. You choose who you are speaking to and what you want to cover, and Me.bot shapes a shareable presentation from your records. Shared talks can be published so others engage with your ideas while you see how they respond.

Mindverse positions Me.bot as a consumer app powered by its Second Me framework, which also includes open-source training tools and research into lifelong personal models. The service is available on iOS and Android, with web sign-in through second.me.

Decision AI is a companion for team choices, helping groups make traceable decisions with structured frameworks, async input, and an assistant that organizes options before you commit. The marketing site pitches faster decisions with a searchable history so past rationale survives employee turnover.

Built-in frameworks include pros and cons, best and worst case, evaluation matrix, and risk-impact views so groups compare scenarios without another spreadsheet. Decision AI can brainstorm options, tighten writing, and surface facts from earlier calls, though several assistant features are still marked coming soon on the waitlist page.

Channels keep conversation context attached to each decision, and async workflows let contributors respond on their own schedule instead of adding meetings. Pricing is not public yet; visitors join a waiting list for early access while the product finishes rollout.