Grief doesn't have a logout button. We built EternalEcho because we believe the people we love shouldn't disappear when they die — at least not completely. EternalEcho reconstructs the conversational personality of someone who has passed away using their texts, emails, social media posts, voice recordings, videos, and memories shared by loved ones. The result is an AI that talks like them, thinks like them, and feels like them.
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I built this because I kept re-reading old WhatsApp messages from someone I lost - just to feel like they were still here for a second.
One night I realized I had thousands of their texts, voice notes, Instagram stories, emails. All sitting there. Enough data to reconstruct how they actually talked, joked, argued, and told stories. Not a generic chatbot with their name on it - but something that genuinely sounds like them.
That obsession became EternalEcho.
Three things I want to be honest about:
This is not necromancy. It's persona reconstruction. We build a detailed conversational model from real data - speech patterns, humor, slang, emotional tendencies, even the way they'd dodge a question or change the subject. The more data you provide, the more accurate it gets.
We built grief-safety guardrails into the core product. Sessions have cool-down prompts, emotional check-ins, and optional therapist-linking. We consulted grief counselors during development because getting this wrong isn't just a bad UX - it's harmful.
Privacy is non-negotiable. Persona data is encrypted, never used for model training, and fully owned by you. Delete it anytime, it's gone forever.
Where we are today: Waitlist is live.
Voice mode is in testing still. We support 12 languages and accept everything from chat exports to scanned handwritten letters.
I know this sits in uncomfortable territory for some people, and I respect that. But for those of us who just want one more conversation - even knowing it's an echo - this exists for you.
Would love your brutal feedback. What would make you trust a product like this? What would make you never touch it? Both answers help us build better.