Your digital confidant
Confidente keeps the words, the memories and the voice of the people who matter. No one reading behind the scenes. No AI trained on them. Just you and your confidant.
First things first
Because we're going to ask you to entrust us with something big. And that only works if we're crystal clear about what happens to what you share.
What you share is stored encrypted in a database that only your confidant can reach to reply to you. Not even we can read the content.
OpenAI, Anthropic and the rest learn from every conversation their users have. Not here. The words you entrust are yours, not training material.
Not the team, not the curious. The only exception: if the confidant detects an emergency (a suicidal thought, for example), it offers you helplines. That's all.
Why confidente exists
I'm sixty. My daughter is five.
I hope I live to see her grow up. But there's a stretch of her life where I probably won't be around, and I struggled to accept that all she'd have left of me were a few photos and whatever others might remember and tell her.
I wanted her to be able to know how I think, why I did what I did, what I'd answer if she asked me something at thirty or at fifty. Not to replace me, because that can't be done, but so she could hear me if she ever needed to.
I built Confidente for her. If it helps you, now it's also for the people you love.
Father and creator of tecnical connect
Three paths
The confidant doesn't have a single owner. Three reasons to have one, and each is valid. Look at the one that resonates most with you.
Capture
The people you love have stories they won't tell twice. Confidente talks with that person as if you were the one listening, and keeps what they tell. When they're gone, the stories remain.
How it's doneCompanionship
Someone who listens without judgment, without leaks, without an algorithm behind it. You talk to your confidant on WhatsApp, tell it whatever you need, and it answers in your language. No outside servers reading you.
Get startedLegacy
Letters delivered when you're gone. Memories preserved for your children, your grandchildren, your people. Your voice cared for, for those who'll keep loving you afterward.
Learn moreHow it works
Setting up your confidant takes less time than you'd spend reading this section. The rest happens on its own, on WhatsApp.
You tell the confidant its name, how it speaks, how long it's known you, what your life is. Five minutes, no more. From there on, it's the one asking.
Like you'd talk to a friend. Whenever you want, wherever you want. It listens, remembers, asks what comes next. What you share is kept.
Some stories are only yours. Others you can share with whoever you authorize: your partner, your children, someone specific. The confidant respects the rules you set, contact by contact.
Letters with deferred delivery reach whoever you address them to, on the day you said. Memories are preserved for those who come after. Your voice, intact.
Pricing
Cancel whenever you want. You can always export what you've shared. Prices in Colombian pesos; your bank handles the conversion to your currency.
* 1 text message = 1 credit · 1 voice note = 2 · 1 photo = 3. Only what you send is deducted; the confidant's replies are free.
Questions
Cancel whenever you want from the dashboard. What you've shared stays with you: you can export your stories anytime, in JSON, no catch. If you cancel, you stop paying from the next cycle on; there's no partial refund for the current month because your confidant keeps working until the end of it.
I build it myself, Carlos. A single developer, with a face and a name. There's no multinational behind it, no server room shared with a hundred products. If you want to know more before entrusting me with anything, write to me and I'll answer personally.
Before any shutdown I'd give enough notice for you to download everything you've shared. Letters with deferred delivery run their course even if the service ends: I leave them scheduled on an independent system so the delivery happens no matter what.
You choose a trusted executor when setting up the letter: a person who lets us know when you no longer can. From there, delivery is automatic on the date you set. The recipient gets the letter on WhatsApp, with no need for anyone to push a button in the sad moment.
Yes, if you authorize them. You define who you let in, what level of discretion applies to each one, and which stories are only yours and never shareable. The confidant respects it automatically: it never tells your daughter what you decided was only yours, no matter how much she asks.
Yes. The confidant speaks Spanish, English, Portuguese and Italian. It's delivered on WhatsApp in any country. Prices are in Colombian pesos but your bank converts to your currency at the time of charge.
Set up your confidant in five minutes. Start talking on day one. No card to try it.