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Your first room, with everything in it.
- One room
- Up to 25 voices
- The engine on every sit
- Compose lenses — as many as you like
- Publish a lens at its own link
- The Ask, in your studio
InteriorTruth witnesses each person in an AI-led sit — a room that asks, listens, and follows the thread. Every consented word becomes moments: searchable by meaning, playable to the second, provenance on every frame. Then you say what you want to see — in one sentence, in your own words — and the room holds every moment up against it. That is a lens, and you can publish one at its own link.
Ask something, or touch a suggestion — five real people will answer, and every answer plays.
You design the room once, and you write what you want to see. Everything between those two is automatic.
Write the questions, set how far the room may follow up, and leave with a link. Designing a room is always free.
Each person is witnessed alone — the room asks, listens, and follows the thread. Consent is explicit, in plain words, before anything is kept.
Every consented sit is cut into bounded, scored, meaning-searchable moments — automatically, minutes after the sit closes. Full provenance on every second.
Say what you want to see in your own loose words — who is working it out live, and who had already decided. The room writes it as a claim you can edit, then judges every moment against it, with a line saying why on every placement.
A room has no public page by default. What the world sees is exactly the lens you chose to publish, at its own link — and because it is a live query, anyone who withdraws leaves it on the next read. Unpublishing strands every copy of the link at once.
People, axes and lenses as bins. Every moment an asset with its exact seconds playable. A person × question matrix where an empty cell is an honest silence — and a command line that answers in real voices.
An axis is one claim — what a high score must do — plus the two words that sit at the ends of the ground. Cross two of them and every moment in the room takes a position. Composing one is writing, not commissioning: it is included on every plan, the free room included, with no ceiling on how many you write.
Two claims crossed. Every consented moment placed against both, playable where it lands, the judge's one line travelling with the score.
reach, subject, certainty — the same claims our own corpus is judged on. One click makes one yours; the words stay editable after.
Say what you want to measure in loose words. The room drafts the claim and both ends; you read it and change it before it stands. If it can't be judged from speech alone, the draft narrows it and says so.
The console above, over your own rooms — it answers in the voices themselves, with the exact seconds playable. A tool for you in the studio, not what the public sees.
When an occasion wants a shape no contract anticipates — not two claims crossed, but something else — agents build it over your material, in the studio.
The map, the duet and the quilt live in the showroom, over our own corpus — lenses of other kinds, by position, by pairs, by membership. They return to rooms as the primitive reaches them. We would rather say that plainly than shelve them here as though they were already yours.
Nothing is shared unless the person who spoke chooses it — and withdrawing deletes the recording itself, not just who can reach it. Even out of a field that has already closed.
What is kept is kept permanently, and every consent screen says so in plain words. Retention is a legitimate choice; retention behind vague copy is not.
No per-seat pricing, no size bands — never a turnstile at your own wedding. Composing lenses is included everywhere, free room included; what the subscription buys is rooms that stay open.
Your first room, with everything in it.
Every room you hold, live.
A surface no contract anticipates, built for your occasion.
If your subscription lapses, the room goes dormant — doors read as closed and nothing new is derived — but everyone keeps the portrait cut from their own words, forever, and the whole corpus can be exported. A subscription that holds memories hostage is the opposite of this product.
Commission a room today and leave with a link to send. The first one is free.
Start with a free room