You've written down more about yourself than you'd guess — in journals, notes, the messages you send, the little things you track. Mosaic reads it back to you and offers a few honest, competing takes on what it might mean. Each one shows you the moments it came from, so you can decide for yourself what rings true.
And most things that promise to help just tell you what you'd like to hear.
The story you tell about yourself gets shaped by memory, mood, and the need for it to add up. What you actually want tends to hide in the space between what you say and what you do — and from the inside, that space is almost impossible to see.
“You have so much untapped potential.” It feels personal, but it's the kind of line that's true for just about everyone. A lot of personality tools are built to make you feel seen, not to actually show you anything.
The truest record of your life is already written down — years of journals, messages, and notes — scattered across a dozen apps. Nobody's ever had the time to read the whole thing at once. Not even you.
Ask an AI what you're like and it'll give you one smooth, confident answer, with no hint of doubt and no way to check it. When it's your own head you're trying to understand, false confidence is the last thing you need.
Mosaic won't tell you who you “really are.” It'll show you a handful of possibilities, hand you the evidence, and let you decide what fits.
Two or three different ways to read the same pattern, side by side — including the parts where they don't agree.
Every take points back to the actual entries and moments it came from. Nothing gets said about you without showing where it came from.
Each take tells you how sure it is, and where the evidence gets thin. When your words can't answer something, it just says so.
For each one, you'll see what you'd notice in your life if it's true — and what you'd notice if it isn't. So you can watch for it yourself.
Ask a single AI and you get a single confident opinion. Mosaic runs several at once, each looking for something different, and lets them argue. That friction is the whole point — it's what keeps one guess from quietly becoming the truth.
Notices the moods, triggers, and situations that keep coming back around.
Finds where what you say you want drifts from what you actually do. Usually where the interesting stuff lives.
Hears how your words shift over time — what you lean toward, what you quietly steer around.
Argues against whatever the others start to agree on, so a hunch never gets mistaken for a fact.
Weighs how strong the evidence really is, and points out the thin spots instead of hiding them.
A journal, your notes, the messages you've written — whatever you're comfortable with. One source at a time, in plain words. Change your mind and pull it back out whenever you want.
Each part of Mosaic goes through your words on its own, looking for its own kind of thing. Then it all gets brought back together.
A few possible readings, the moments behind each, how sure it is, and a way to test them. Yours to poke holes in, not to take on faith.
Mark what lands and what misses. Over time Mosaic gets to know you, specifically — not people in general.
Every reading gives you the two things a flattering quiz never will: where it got the idea, and a way to find out if it's actually true.
We know that. It's exactly why we built the private parts first, before anything else — not as fine print you have to go hunting for.
Mosaic only looks at your own life — the things you own or okay yourself. Digging into someone else, an ex, a date, whoever, is something it simply won't do.
You add things one at a time, and you can take any of them back out whenever you like, in plain language.
As much as possible stays on your own device. Anything that doesn't is encrypted, and we hold onto as little as we can.
Your words will never be used to train anyone's models. That's a promise the whole thing is built around.
Delete one source or your whole account in a click, and actually have it be gone for good.
If you keep a journal, track your moods, or just spend a fair bit of time trying to figure yourself out — this was made for you. And it's honest enough to keep up.
Most things tell you a flattering story about yourself. Mosaic shows you the competing stories your own words actually support — the evidence, the doubt, and a way to find out which one is true.— what we're really after
We're still building Mosaic. If it sounds like something you'd want, or you just have a thought to share, we'd genuinely love to hear from you.
Not therapy, not a diagnosis — just a mirror you can argue with.