What Me 2.0 is
Six answers, in the order people usually ask them.
What Me 2.0 is
A clone of your own brain — built from your own words, your own patterns, your own history — that you can talk to. Not a generic chatbot wearing your name. Not a therapist. Just you, minus the fatigue and the urgency that usually get a vote.
Why it exists
Most advice comes from people who don't know your history, your blind spots, or what you already tried and abandoned. Me 2.0 knows all of it, because you told it — one conversation at a time, starting with your onboarding interview.
What your Mind2Vault™ is
The private file underneath everything. It starts with your onboarding answers and grows with every conversation after: identity, values, how you decide, how you react under pressure, what you're drawn to and what you're not. Export a full, password-protected copy whenever you want, and do whatever you want with it. Read more about Mind2Vault™ →
What it is not
Not therapy. Not medical advice. Not a coach with credentials behind the name. It doesn't diagnose, treat, or stand in for a licensed professional. If you're in crisis it will point you toward real help instead of pretending to be it.
How it works
Onboarding builds the foundation. Every conversation after that adds to it, passed through a safety layer first so sensitive material stays out of future context. Then ask it anything — about a decision, a pattern, a person — and it answers the way you would, with more distance than you have in the moment.
Who's behind it
Me 2.0 is built by SHOVLD LLC, which also owns the Mind2Vault™ standard the app writes to. Get in touch →