InteriorTruth
the world the inner life grief joy

One hundred and fifteen people,
asked something that mattered.

Every light below is a real person, in a real film, placed by what they said. Touch one and they speak. We witnessed them over five years; this is the product itself, running.

what you just touched

You commission a room. Your people sit with it, one at a time.

  1. the sit

    They arrive by a link — no account, no app, no audience — and are asked what you chose to ask. No clock. Nothing they cannot pass on.

  2. the film

    Each person is given a short film cut from their own words, to keep. Private by default, revocable forever. Always included, never a line item.

  3. the material

    Every answer stays bound to the question that drew it — which is why anything made from it afterwards leads back to a face saying it.

three renders — of countless

A render is a small application built over the material.

Change what it asks of the material, or the surface it stands on, and the same people stand a different way. Nothing is re-shot. Each of these is live on the hundred and fifteen right now.

The map

every moment as a light, placed by meaning — walk it, or ask it out loud and watch the whole room rearrange itself around your answer

see it live →

The duet

two people who never met, answering each other without knowing it

see it live →

The quilt

every voice crossed with every theme; an empty square is an honest silence

see it live →

One of your own

A render is a small application over the material — these three are ones we happened to build. A river of themes across a single sitting. A book that plays. A wall for the gallery opening. Something nobody has built, because nobody has had your occasion.

soon: describe it, and our agents build it
rooms differ only in how fast they grow

A weekend, a life, or a study.

  1. days

    An occasion — a wedding, a memorial, a retreat. Everyone sits inside a few days.

  2. years

    A room of your own, sat with whenever there is something to say.

  3. as long as it takes

    A study — every voice given the identical room, so answers are comparable.

nothing here is sold by the object

Everyone else sells a video of the event.
We keep the room open.

A render costs about a dollar to bake and its source keeps growing, so there is nothing worth selling by the object. You pay to keep doors open — and, if you want to build renders rather than receive them, to author.

to begin

your first room

Free — about twenty-five voices, on honesty rather than a meter.

to stay open

$19 a month, cancel whenever

Every room you hold stays alive and every render we build stays included, re-derived as the material grows. Designing a room is always free.

to build

Pro talk to us

build renders of your own — our agents, your material, embeddable anywhere, with an audience of its own. Agent-built renders and embedding are not standing yet. Until they are, this one is a conversation — and we build it by hand.

the laws of the room

Calm is not a style here. It is the contract.

  • Private by default, revocable forever. Withdrawing deletes the recording itself, not just who can reach it.
  • Recordings are kept, so the people who sat can return to them — and so can everything you ever want to make from them.
  • No metrics. Anywhere. No counts, no likes, no dashboards of your people.
  • Everything ends, and says so. Nothing here scrolls forever.
  • Nothing is held hostage. Stop paying and the doors close — that is all. Every portrait keeps playing, sitters keep theirs forever, the material leaves with you.

Open the studio door.

Anywhere people went through something and their own words are worth keeping. Designing a room costs nothing, and your first one is on us. Rooms open by invitation for now.

Let me look around first.

InteriorTruth
commissioned witnessing · by invitation