Find your purpose. Then live it, one step at a time.

Ember is a small companion that gets to know you. Not sure what you want from life? It helps you find out, with small experiments that show what gives you energy. Once you know, it turns it into daily steps, checks up on you, and remembers your story in your own words.

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Free to start, right in your browser. Add it to your home screen like an app.

Ember's chat on a phone: Ember asks how today's run went, you tap Did it and say the second 10 minutes felt easier, and Ember answers that it's 7 days in a row.
It remembers your wordsEverything it knows about you keeps the exact words you said, and the day.
It checks up on youAt the time and on the days you choose, not only when you open the app.
It's on your sideNo ads, no guilt trips. Memory is never a paid feature.

How Ember helps you find your purpose

Not by handing you an answer. By finding it with you, from your own life.

  1. First it gets to know you

    Honestly, I don't know what I want to do with my life.

    That's more common than it feels. When did you last lose track of time?

    Sketching. Fixing up my friend's flyer last week, I didn't notice two hours go by.

  2. Then a small experiment

    For 7 days, design one small thing a day, 20 minutes. Each evening, tell me if it gave you energy or drained you.

  3. After a few a direction

    The same thing keeps coming back, in your words: "I love making something people actually use." Shall we turn that into a goal?

A first chat with Ember: you say you lose track of time sketching, and Ember suggests a 7-day experiment.

Then, getting there, one day at a time

A goal becomes phases and one small step a day. You tell Ember how it went with one tap, and every day you show up lights up your path.

  1. Monday you talk it through

    I want to start running, but I always quit after a week.

    Then let's start gentle. Six weeks, in three phases. Today: walk 5 minutes, then run 1 and walk 2, six times.

    Your goal: Run 5 km without stopping, in 6 weeks

  2. Wednesday, 18:00 it checks up on you

    Today's step: same again, a little slower if it hurts. How did it go?

    Did itPartlyNot today

    Ten minutes in the rain still counts. Same plan tomorrow? +6 XP

  3. Two weeks later it looks back with you

    First phase done: twelve runs in two weeks, and you said going slow made it fun for once. Next phase: longer runs.

A goal in Ember: today's step with Did it, Partly and Not today, the goal's level, and its finished first phase.

Why Ember is different

Habit trackers count. Chatbots forget. Ember does neither.

It helps you find what you wantMost apps start once you already know your goal. Ember starts earlier: with small experiments that show you what gives you energy.

It comes to youEmber checks up on you at the time you pick, asks how today's step went, and changes the plan with you when life gets in the way.

It knows your storyYour goals, what you tried, what worked, and what you said about it, in your own words. Not a fresh start every time.

It grows with youEvery step you take helps Ember grow: levels, badges that level up, and new looks to choose from. Progress you can see.

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What it costs

Start free. Pay only if you want to talk more.

Free

$0

10 messages a day. Goals, daily checks, check-ups and look backs never count toward that.

Ember Plus

$49.99 a year

Or $7.99 a month. No daily limit. Cancel anytime.

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Questions people ask

Is Ember an AI?

Yes. Ember thinks with an AI language model. Everything around it (what it remembers, your goals, the check-ups, how it grows) is built so it knows your story and stays on your side. It's honest about what it is: ask it, and it tells you.

Who can read what I tell it?

Nobody reads your conversations, and they're stored in the EU. Privacy, in plain words.

Do I need to download an app?

No. Ember runs in your browser on your phone or computer. On a phone you can add it to your home screen, and it opens like an app and can send you notifications.

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Say hello to Ember

Tell it what you want, or that you don't know yet. That's where it starts.

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