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Eve, an AI biographer, interviews you one question at a time and writes your answers into a book of your life. She asks about the gaps in your story, shows every change she makes and never invents details. Free to start on the web, iPhone and Android.
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Yosuke. I built Ever Journal on my own.
It started in 2023 as a plain journal app. People wrote entries, but a pile of entries never turned into a story anyone would read. So I rebuilt it as a biographer.
You tell Eve your name and when and where you were born, and she writes chapter one. Then she asks one question at a time about the biggest gap in your story: a decade with no chapter or a person you never described. You answer by typing, speaking or adding a photo, and she writes it into the right chapter. You see exactly what changed and can keep it, edit it or undo it.
Most of my time went into keeping it true. Every paragraph shows the answers it was written from. A second check tests each new sentence against what you said, and anything Eve can't back up is cut and shown as a gap instead: "Eve doesn't know yet: the house you grew up in."
Free gets you chapter one and 5 questions a week. Eve+ ($7.99 a month, or $59.99 a year with 7 days free) adds unlimited questions, voice answers, photos in your chapters and a PDF of your book. It works in English and Japanese.
One thing I'd like to know: do Eve's questions feel like a good interviewer's, or like a form?
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About Ever Journal on Product Hunt
“An AI biographer that writes your life story”
Ever Journal was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #136 on the daily leaderboard. Eve, an AI biographer, interviews you one question at a time and writes your answers into a book of your life. She asks about the gaps in your story, shows every change she makes and never invents details. Free to start on the web, iPhone and Android.
Ever Journal was featured in Android (57.7k followers), Writing (59.4k followers), Artificial Intelligence (483.1k followers) and Books (122.8k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 214.6k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Yosuke Sakurai
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Yosuke. I built Ever Journal on my own.
It started in 2023 as a plain journal app. People wrote entries, but a pile of entries never turned into a story anyone would read. So I rebuilt it as a biographer.
You tell Eve your name and when and where you were born, and she writes chapter one. Then she asks one question at a time about the biggest gap in your story: a decade with no chapter or a person you never described. You answer by typing, speaking or adding a photo, and she writes it into the right chapter. You see exactly what changed and can keep it, edit it or undo it.
Most of my time went into keeping it true. Every paragraph shows the answers it was written from. A second check tests each new sentence against what you said, and anything Eve can't back up is cut and shown as a gap instead: "Eve doesn't know yet: the house you grew up in."
Free gets you chapter one and 5 questions a week. Eve+ ($7.99 a month, or $59.99 a year with 7 days free) adds unlimited questions, voice answers, photos in your chapters and a PDF of your book. It works in English and Japanese.
One thing I'd like to know: do Eve's questions feel like a good interviewer's, or like a form?