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An AI that knows your whole story

Hue understands you from your data, the said and the unsaid, the obvious and the forgotten

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from scattered fragments to clarity

Your messages, journals, and late-night thoughts aren't random. Hue finds the patterns you can't see yourself.

I think I need to be alone
2:47 AM

"she said I never let anyone in"

I'm fine

"why do I always do this"

"I keep making the same mistakes"

deleted the message
I miss you

"maybe I'm not built for this"

3:12 AM

Preemptive withdrawal

You leave before you can be left. Distance becomes protection.

7 connected moments

Late-night spiraling

Isolation amplifies anxiety. The thoughts after midnight hit different.

5 connected moments

Self-worth patterns

Identity tied to relationship success. The loop that keeps repeating.

3 connected moments

One mind, two ways in

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she did it again
Your mom? The guilt trip about visiting?
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When something's on your mind
she did it again
Your mom? The guilt trip about visiting?
said I never make time
You were just there three weeks ago. Have you thought more about that boundary conversation?
Hue notices things before you do
You've mentioned feeling "behind" a few times this week. Last time you felt this way was right before you quit consulting—and that turned out to be the right call. What feels different now?
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The patterns, the people, the moments that shaped you
"I keep telling myself I'll feel ready eventually..."
from your journal, March 2025
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A year of big leaps and quiet doubts—you left your job, moved across the country, and started building something of your own.

"I keep telling myself I'll feel ready eventually but what if ready never comes"

SEP

Finally launched the beta. Dad visited for the first time...

AUG

Anxiety spiral about funding. Long talk with Maya...

JUL

Mom's surgery went well. Flew home for two weeks...

JUN

First real users. The high of seeing strangers use it...

MAY

Put in notice at work. Immediately panicked about insurance...

APR

The conversation with Priya that changed everything...

› › May

May 2025

The month everything got real. You quit your job, had the hardest conversation with your parents, and started to believe this might actually work.

"I told them today. Dad didn't say much but Mom cried."

Last day at Stripe May 24

Cleaned out desk, said goodbye. Marcus gave you a card everyone signed...

Call with Mom May 14

Finally told her you're leaving. She asked if you have enough saved...

Drinks with Priya May 8

"You'll regret not trying more than failing." Needed to hear that...

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May 24, 2025

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You

self

Someone who overthinks everything but somehow still makes impulsive decisions. Getting better at asking for help.

M

Mom

mother

Still texts you recipes you'll never make. Her surgery brought you closer...

P

Priya

best friend

The one who convinced you to quit. Answers at 2am...

M

Maya

cofounder

Met at a hackathon. Building something together...

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"Seeing my life zoomed out and written cinematically really shifted my perspective on everything."

— Elizabeth Kim, Behavioral Scientist

same question. one actually knows you.

Hue knows your story
you went from "why am I even writing" to launching a substack and hitting publish. the themes haven't changed since 2023—ambition, belonging, self-love. what shifted was your tolerance for being seen.
that longing is real. your mom going through cancer, her influencer gig bringing everyone closer. chongqing gets prettier every time you visit. when did you last go home?
  • you accidentally kicked latte because she was following so close. felt terrible
  • your professor said "smell the roses, fall in love" and shared their romance story
  • that inception-style recursive dream you voice noted but never revisited
shubham noted your "physical anxiety response to affection." chandiran said "the power you hold is fragile." you analyze dynamics instead of staying in them—brilliant at seeing patterns, but it lets you exit before being truly known.
how has my relationship with writing changed?
I miss my family
what's something I probably forgot?
what am I avoiding in relationships?
Other AIs generic
That's a beautiful question. I'll answer carefully by tracing the kind of arc people usually mean when they ask this...
Missing your family can hit in waves—sometimes quiet, sometimes it knocks the wind out of you. It means you felt safe and loved with them.
Probably quiet things—a promise you made to yourself, how your body felt on a random good day, a half-formed idea that wasn't "useful" yet.
In relationships, people often avoid naming real needs, letting someone see uncertainty, or sitting with ambiguity instead of keeping things distant or overly logical.

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