Well, apparently creating a digital version of yourself wasn’t weird enough lol.

I’ve been building EchoVault, an app where an AI biographer interviews you about your life through personal Check-Ins. Your memories, experiences, relationships and beliefs gradually train your Echo, an AI representation of you that can answer questions based on what you’ve shared.

Recently, I added a 3D brain visualizer. Every memory becomes a node, with connections to related experiences. You can fly around the brain, inspect individual memories and explore how your Echo connects different parts of your life. Watching my own memories form this interconnected network has been a surprisingly strange experience. It feels a bit like exploring my own mind from the outside.

The ultimate idea is digital legacy. When I’m gone, the people I love could still ask my Echo questions, hear my stories and explore the memories I chose to leave behind.  
To be clear, I’m not claiming I’ve created consciousness. It’s an AI representation trained on my memories, and it’s getting increasingly convincing at doing exactly what I built it to do.

Anyway, here’s my brain. Enjoy poking around. 🧠  
[**EchoVault on the App Store**](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id6762042028)

Made an AI clone of myself. Then I gave it a 3D brain