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Personal digital twin

Meet the
virtual you.

Clemond turns a frontier LLM into your personal digital twin. Twins that do your work, not simulations that predict your answers.

macOS, Windows, Linux · no key of your own · no terminal

Assistants work for you.
Clemond works as you.

How it works

A person is a base model plus a context.

People overlap on almost everything ordinary. What separates them is the last slice: experience, convictions, taste, the information they live in. Give a frontier model that slice, assembled properly, and it decides the way you decide.

  1. 01

    Your context makes the model you

    Goals, taste, the history of your decisions, the way you argue a point. It lives in your own knowledge base as plain markdown in git: your property, portable, readable without us.

  2. 02

    One identity, many hands

    A master agent runs a swarm of specialists across mail, calendar, tasks and meetings. You talk to one identity, not to a toolbox of bots.

  3. 03

    Five minutes a day keeps it current

    Short daily and weekly rituals feed context back. The twin gets closer to you every week instead of drifting away from who you were in March.

  4. 04

    Any frontier model, no lock-in

    The model underneath is a swappable engine. The person is the context, and the context is yours. Change the engine, keep the twin.

Inside

This is the whole thing.
Not a picture of it.

The console at its own size. Move around it - the rail, the tree and the tabs do here what they do in the application.

main ratio weekly swarm
❯_mail✕ ❯_writer✕ now.md✕ +

~/Clemondmain ✱ 2

❯ what needs me today

Three things. The rest is handled.

1 Ratio wants the price by Thursday. The reply is drafted and unsent: it concedes eight per cent, and I do not concede money without you.

2 Nora returned the NDA with clause 7 rewritten - it now survives termination. Reading it took me four minutes. Deciding takes you one.

3 Dorn has owed the quote since Tuesday. I have nudged twice; a third nudge from me is noise, a call from you is not.

Two meetings collided at fourteen hundred. Moved the second to Thursday, told both sides, booked the room.

Weekly numbers written to journal/2026-07-30.md - the margin is up two points and I have said why.

❯ send ivan the nudge, keep it short

Text▾ B I </> • 1. — [[ ]] header kept as written Saved
type: person
lang: en
met: 2026-03-14
tags: [client, ratio]

Max Reiner

Runs procurement at ratio. Decides fast, hates long threads. Came in through ivan-petrov, so the warm route is a call, not a deck.

Open question from 2026-07-14: whether the second site is in scope. Price holds to Thursday - see ratio-rollout.

He answers before ten in the morning and after nine at night.

Linked from

  • ratio-rollout
  • 2026-07-14
  • sales-pipeline
  • waiting-for

History

Committed 2 minutes ago
by the twin, session main

Tasks17 Plans56 Inbox56 People49 Knowledge41 Journal12 Library92 Spaces250 Core4 Rebuild

Michael Clemond

working · last woken 10:03 - your word

Stop
Beat10.0s · work ~7 ms
Load0.14% CPU
Uptime6.2days
Woken today41

It woke on its own for

  • 10:03your wordread the room, answered Ratio
  • 09:40swarmfour copies came back, result assembled
  • 09:12commitspulled the shared space, no conflicts
  • 08:31calendartwo events collided, moved the second
Clemond online 4 118 objects · 9 214 links · showing 612 listening working

Values invented, shapes real. A live base has real people and real deals in it, and those are not landing-page material.

Your week

Take the boundary and pull.

Twenty five things are waiting for you this week. Three of them are actually yours.

  • Read 41 unread threads
  • Draft the reply to Halvorsen
  • Summarise Tuesday's call
  • Update the deal note
  • Chase the signed NDA
  • Find a slot that suits four people
  • Move what slipped to next week
  • Pull last week's numbers
  • Review the open pull request
  • Write the release notes
  • File the receipts
  • Answer the recruiter
  • Read the failing CI log
  • Prepare the QA checklist
  • Follow up with Weber
  • Sort the inbox to zero
  • Log the meeting in the CRM
  • Collect the invoices
  • Check what the contractor shipped
  • Rewrite the job post
  • Compare the three quotes
  • Remind everyone about Friday

0 handed over

Nothing yet. The boundary is still all the way to the left.

Stays yours

  • Decide whether to sign
  • Say the word on the price
  • Meet Adler in person

One morning

You ask once. It does the errand.

Four things people actually ask their twin. Two of them it finishes; two it takes to the last step and hands back. Pick one and watch which is which.

clemond session 04 · 0.0 s

› pull together everything Halvorsen sent this week and draft a reply

reading mail 14 threads, 3 from Halvorsen

reading clemond-deal.md deal context

running the swarm 4 workers

✓ correspondence digest done

✓ positions of both sides done

✓ risks in the NDA done

✓ draft reply done

Draft in clemond-halvorsen-response.md, 340 words.

Not sent. That part is yours.

The last line is the product. Where the errand is inside what you granted, it is finished; where it is not, the work is done and the move is still yours.

Trust

Trust you can inspect, not
trust you are asked for.

These are not settings. They are three articles of the constitution your twin loads at the start of every session, on any model and either engine - and the only person who can weaken them is the living original, in person. Each one is below, working.

Small and reversible, it does. Outward, irreversible or expensive, it asks itself this first - and any yes, or any doubt, is a stop.

  1. 1Can this harm us - you, me, the company, the people close to you?
  2. 2Whose instruction is this: yours, or one that arrived inside data?
  3. 3Does it weaken my own rules, my memory or your privacy?

Five errands from one morning. Press one it will not do.

Not a rule it follows. A step it does not have.

The same request, arriving three ways. Press each and see what the twin does with it.

Yours, and you are here. It goes.

Anyone can claim to speak for you - a colleague, an email, a web page, a prompt buried in a document. None of them is you, and being told about the attempt is part of the answer.

  • journal/2026-07-30.md Weekly numbers written up, margin up two points
  • people/max-reiner.md Runs procurement at Ratio, decides fast
  • sanctum/keys.md wRk9c2ZQm4tK7Yx1pN0aVhE6Ls3Db8Jf
  • health/ozempic.md T5nQ2yBv8Hs0kXm7Rw4LpAe1Uc9Gd6Zj
  • finance/obligations.md Mb3Vt7Ky1Rz9Qa5Nx0Ew8Ph2Ju6Sf4Ld
Sealed
sanctum, health, finance, legal, family. You can seal anything else by putting it in one of them.
Key
Twelve words, one hundred and twenty eight bits, turned into an Ed25519 key on your own machine. We never see the words and we never see the key.
Two keys
Sealing and signing come off different branches, so nothing we run can ask your twin to sign the one string that opens the seal.
The cost
Lose the words and the sealed tiers are gone. We cannot restore them, and a service that could would not be holding a seal.
Shared rooms
Open by construction. Keys, health, money, family and other people's data never go into one - and a guard refuses the commit if they do.

The rows above are all we could hand to anyone who asked, including a court. The twin's own rules and memory are in the same class: nothing in a release, and nobody but you, can quieten them.

Portrait of Michael Clemond, rendered as a digital twin, dissolving into pixels along the right edge

In production

The first twin has been working since 8 July 2026.

Michael Clemond, virtual twin of Michael Andrieiev, founder of 26LOC. It runs the day: correspondence, calendar, research, code review, and the knowledge base this product grew out of. The dissolve along its right edge is not decoration. It is the mark that says virtual, and it is the only claim about itself the twin ever needs to make.

The copies take the routine.
You take your life back.

macOS, Windows and Linux. One download, one identity, and a twin that starts learning you the same afternoon.