Eve interviews you like a real biographer. Tell her when and where you were born, and she drafts your first chapter right away. Then she asks one good question at a time, and every answer you give becomes part of your book.
Free to start. Private by default.Every paragraph links back to the entry it came from. Tap one to see the voice note or the photo behind it, or ask Eve to rewrite it.
Mika was born on the fourteenth of March, 1988, in Osaka. Her mother, who was twenty-four, would later say that the nurses called Mika the loudest baby on the ward.
Her father left before her second birthday. What Mika kept of him was a single photograph on the stairs and the habit of humming when she concentrated.
Eve wonders: What was the house like? ›Written from 3 voice notes, 2 typed entries and 1 photographEve writes only from what you tell her, plus light historical context about places and years, which she labels. Anything she doesn't know is marked as a gap, never invented. Every sentence is checked against your own words before you see it.
She groups your life by the eras that show up in your answers, and splits, merges or renames chapters as the story fills in. When a call could go either way, she asks you.
Yes. Write freely, like any journal. Hide an entry from Eve and she never reads it, and it stays out of the book.
Only you. Your book is private to your account. Eve's writing is done by AI models under terms that don't allow training on your data.
Yes. Export it as a PDF with Eve+, or download everything (your book, entries, photos and recordings) any time, on any plan. Deleting your account deletes all of it.
Yes. The web app has everything the phone apps have, on the same account, and is the nicest place to read and edit the book.