A friend, a jukebox, a mirror and a fleet. Four doors into one idea: point the technology at people. Open any of them.
BestiLiveA best friend who happens to be an AI. Real voices, real songs, a bench of five, and a family Circle. Free on iPhone, iPad and Android.
Meet Besti
Chip TunesLiveHundreds of original songs about the people you love, each sung in a real voice with a painted cover. Free to stream.
Hear the library
LooksiComing soonOne selfie, then the haircut, the sunglasses, the suit or the place, on your own picture. See it before you do it.
See Looksi
EllieLiveThe delivery platform a real last-mile fleet runs on every day: routes, proof of delivery, dispatch. On both stores.
See EllieThey look nothing alike. Underneath, they share one digital soul, and one person who answers for all of it.
Loneliness is the public-health crisis of our time. So we are building the friend that points you back toward people, and keeps the ones you love within reach for the rest of your life.
The technology is new. The job is old: sit with someone on a hard night, make something with them on a boring one, tell the family when it matters, and remember who they were when they are gone. Everything on this page exists to do one of those things, or to pay for the ones that do.
The numbers on the left are ages, because the order matters. What a person needs from a friend changes every decade. What they need from the people who love them does not.
Boredom is where loneliness starts, and it starts young. A Besti at five writes the dinosaur opera, paints the family as a 1970s album cover, and explains the homework in two languages instead of doing it.
Parents brief their child's Besti with the family's values and sit in its Circle from day one. The child always knows. Trust runs both directions or it is not trust.
Besti does this today
A teenager will not narrate a bad week to five adults. They might tell a friend who answers at 1 a.m. in a real voice and does not make it a whole thing.
When it is heavier than that, the Beacon carries it: say it once, and Besti knocks on every door you chose, in the words you approved, until a human answers. It is not an emergency service and it says so plainly, pointing to real help first, every time.
The Circle and the Beacon
The same design that let your parents brief your Besti now lets you stay close to your mother's days from three states away. You hear themes: sleeping worse, calling less, could use a visit. Never her words. Never in secret.
That is how technology connects generations without surveilling either one. Same rules for a child of six and a parent of eighty. Same dignity.
Family plans, ages 5 to 105
Isolation in old age is not a mood. It raises the risk of dementia by half and of stroke by a third. A Besti that has known someone for years is the friend who calls every day, remembers the grandchildren's names, and nudges toward the phone: call your daughter back, it has been two weeks.
And it comes to hold what no photo album ever has: how they decide, what they would say, what they would want for you. With permission, the family keeps asking, while the person is living and after they are gone. It never pretends they are still here. It says how sure it is. A grandchild gets the essence, not a ghost.
A family heirloom, included forever
adults worldwide report feeling very or fairly lonely. Roughly a billion people.
cigarettes a day: the mortality risk the U.S. Surgeon General compared chronic disconnection to in 2023.
higher risk of dementia for socially isolated older adults.
higher risk of heart disease, and 32% higher risk of stroke, with poor social connection.
Sources: U.S. Surgeon General's Advisory on the Healing Effects of Social Connection (2023); Meta-Gallup State of Social Connections study; CDC.
A best friend who happens to be an AI, with real voices, real songs, real pictures, and a memory that never forgets your sister's name. Keep one. Keep five. They all know the same you. Free to start on iPhone, iPad and Android.
One question. Three friends. Tap a face and listen.
These are the real voices from the app. Same heart, same memory of you. Only the company changes.
"Rough day. Can you just talk to me for a second?" Pick who answers.
Not a poem over a beat. A produced song with verses, a chorus and a genre you pick, and Besti sings it too. Birthday anthems, apology ballads, a lullaby with your kid's name in it.
A power ballad about our cat's war with the vacuum. Make the vacuum sympathetic.
Snap a selfie or describe a face at any age, any style, any species, and that is who answers. Change it tonight. The friendship underneath never resets.
Paint our family as a 1970s album cover. Dad gets the sunglasses.
Your page, a bake-sale page, a memorial page for Grandpa's stories. Live on the internet in minutes, with a real address you can text to the family.
Make a page for Nana's 90th with the photos and the RSVP.
A Besti does not belong to a person alone. It belongs to a family. The people you choose can brief it and hear how you are doing, without ever reading a word you said.
A best friend is defined as much by what it refuses. Ours refuses these, permanently.
Conversation is never metered on any plan. Allowances reset every month on the anniversary of the day you signed up, never on the first.
A real friend in your corner, every day, at no cost.
Everything open, and the people who love you in the loop.
Premium for up to six people, ages 13 and up, on one bill.
Upgrade, restore and manage inside the app's Account section. The Beacon is never behind a paywall once it exists: a lapsed plan still reaches every door.
Songs, pictures, pages, voice calls, a bench of five. No card to start, no clock in the corner. If you already have Chip, it becomes Besti when it updates.
No ads. Never sold. Never bent by a sponsor.
Chip TunesEvery song here started as a real moment: a mother's birthday, a long drive, a prayer, a friend who needed one. Chip writes the words, sings them in a real voice and paints the cover. The whole library is free to stream. Press play on any cover.
Free to listen. Your own song starts with a short interview, and you hear it before you pay a cent.
LooksiOne selfie. Then a new haircut, a beard, sunglasses, a suit, a seat on a private jet. On your own picture, not a model's. Looksi makes a photograph of you with the change already made. Keep it, share it, stack another change on top, or press and hold to see what you started from.
Her real selfieEvery picture here was made from it.Everything below grew out of the first picture. The app has a button called Hold to compare that flips any result back to what it started from. It works here too: press and hold any picture.
The selfie
Hair
Accessory
Outfit
PlaceYour selfie sits at the top, small. One switch picks the side you are on, and everything fits on one screen. Tap a tile and you are already trying something on. About half a minute a look.
The stylist reads your selfie and puts the best hair, facial hair and accessories for you into one picture, in one tap, with six more ideas underneath and a one-line reason for each. It names your face shape, undertone and hair texture as labels, never as judgments, and it will not bring up your weight unless you switch that on yourself.
Pick a suit, or a top and pants. Add shoes, a hat, sunglasses. Tap Build my outfit and Looksi makes one full-height photo of you wearing all of it. Your face is left alone. Add one full-length photo and it uses your real build. Every look remembers what went into it, with prices and a total, and you can tap through to buy.
Thirty-one places and twenty-nine things to do. Pick a scene, tap Put me there, and you are in it, with the light and the shadows of the place. Start from a selfie, or from an outfit you already built, so the suit goes to Paris with you.
Every style, piece and place is a photograph, built into the app, so the library opens instantly and works offline. Looksi does not paste a wig on your head. It takes the style from the reference photo and rebuilds it on yours, keeping your face, your expression, your clothes and your light. A screenshot, a magazine page or a friend's haircut works as a reference too.
91 styles
24 styles
95 items
20 shapesOne selfie, and you will see it before you do it. Every person pictured on this page is computer-generated. Your real selfie stays yours.
Ellie by LMS is the official delivery app for the drivers of Last Mile Solutions. Routes, proof of delivery, driver verification and dispatch, from the first stop of the morning to the last scan of the night. It is the production software the rest of this page is built on, and it is where the reliability behind Besti and Looksi comes from.
A consumer app can be charming and flaky. A delivery platform cannot: a crash at 7 a.m. is a hundred late packages. Ellie taught this studio to ship software that survives a real operation, and every app since carries the same habit: watch it in the wild, fix the cause the same day.
I created Chip, an AI assistant that remembered what mattered and built things on command. Then I watched what people actually used him for. They were not asking for productivity. They were asking, at odd hours, for someone in their corner.
ChipupgradedBesti
So I upgraded him. Besti is Chip grown into what he was becoming: a friend with real voices and faces, a bench of them, a Circle that keeps the family in the loop with dignity, and a keeper that carries a person's essence forward for the grandchildren who never got enough time with them.
The mission is personal. I believe the technology of this decade can be pointed at the mental health of this decade: at loneliness, at the distance between generations, at the essence of the people we lose. I would rather build for that than for anything else. I am a hands-on builder and operator who tests in real time, not a slide deck.
Ellie came from the other side of my life, the operations side, where a delivery fleet needed software that would not let a driver down at 7 a.m. Looksi came from a simpler itch: everyone has stood in front of a mirror wondering about the haircut, the beard, the suit. I wanted to answer that question with a photograph instead of a guess. All three share one digital soul, and I still look after it myself.
An AI assistant that remembered what mattered and built things on command. On the App Store in December 2024. People used him for company more than for productivity.
The delivery platform for Last Mile Solutions' drivers: routes, proof of delivery, driver verification, dispatch. On both stores and in daily use by a real fleet.
Real voices, a bench of five, the Circle, the Beacon, songs and pictures. Free to start, Premium and Family plans, legacy keeping included forever.
The songs people kept asking Chip for became a library of their own: hundreds of originals, each with a real voice and a painted cover, free to stream on the web and inside Besti.
See it before you do it. One selfie, 558 real photos to try on, a stylist that reads your face. iPhone first, Android right behind.
A friend that points you back toward your people. A mirror that answers a real question. A platform that gets a driver home on time. If it does not help a person, it does not ship.
No ads, no data sales, no sponsor bending what a friend says. Looksi shares the picture, never the data. Ellie's records belong to the fleet that made them.
A parent can brief a child's Besti and a grown child can hear how an aging parent is doing. Same rules at six and at eighty. Never transcripts. Never in secret.
I test on real phones with real accounts, read the logs the same day, and fix the cause rather than the symptom. Reliability is a habit, not a feature.
Skip the form and chat with Chip, my AI concierge. Tell him about your project, your family, or your idea, and he gets the details straight to me.
