Speak or write.
Leave a voice or text note about what’s on your mind. It doesn’t have to be polished, complete or about the same thing as last time.
Nobody knows you like you do.
A private place to hear yourself think.
MyMe is an app being built by women, with women. Speak or write what’s on your mind, without having to organise it first.
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01 Room for your own experience
You can put something down here.
For the messy big things.
And the messy small stuff.
Something you’re still thinking about after a conversation. A change in your relationship or working life. A feeling you can’t quite put your finger on.
You don’t need a big reason or a clear question to begin.
You can want to say something without wanting a conversation.
MyMe doesn’t immediately reply with more ideas or information to take in. You can put something down, take a pause and leave it there.
Over time, MyMe offers reflections on possible patterns or meaning across what you’ve shared. You decide what fits and what matters.
02 A little perspective
How MyMe works
MyMe is an early prototype. This is the experience we’re building and inviting women to help us understand.
Let things gather.
Over time, MyMe uses AI to reflect possible patterns across your own words. It doesn’t reply immediately after each note.
You can return when it works for you. There is no daily target.
See what fits.
A reflection may help you notice something, or it may not fit. You decide what matters and what it means to you.
We want to learn where that feels useful, where it falls short and what needs to change.
What might that look like?
A few moments, over time
An illustrative example: invented notes and one possible reflection.
After a conversation
“There’s a conversation I keep replaying. I didn’t really say what I wanted to.”
On another day
“Everyone needed something today. I got through it all, but I haven’t had a minute to think.”
After a walk with a friend
“She just listened. Nothing was sorted out, but I came home feeling more like myself.”
A possible reflection, later
“You’ve described things left unsaid, and a day without much room to think. After the walk, being listened to seemed to make a difference. There may be something here about having space to say what’s on your mind.”
She decides what fits and what matters. There’s nothing she has to do with it.
Shaped around you and your day
No two days are the same. You might find five minutes before work, a moment before pick-up, or find yourself awake in the middle of the night with something on your mind.
MyMe gives you somewhere to put it. A passing thought, something that felt good, something you’re still trying to understand.
Those small moments can add up to a bigger picture over time.
There’s no daily target. It’s about making room for you within your day, without adding another thing you’re expected to do.
03 Why MyMe
Built with care, shaped by experience.
Ali Bailey began MyMe from her own experience and from listening to other women. She wanted a private place to put thoughts and feelings down, without another tool asking women to fix, optimise or organise themselves.
Ali has shaped MyMe’s purpose and foundations, and today she works with a team of collaborators bringing together research, product development and design.
The women using MyMe help shape it too, through what they notice, what works for them and what needs more thought.
Care in the making.
Behind MyMe is sustained research into how people put experience into words, make sense of what happens to them and notice patterns over time. Ali has brought this together with what women have shared about their lives and what they want from a space like this.
MyMe is digital, but the work of making it has been hands-on. Ali has built it piece by piece, working through how those ideas translate into something a woman can use in the middle of her day.
That work has shaped MyMe’s way of listening and reflecting: what it pays attention to, how it uses language, when it offers a reflection and when it leaves space. Ali continues to test and refine the details, keeping the woman using it and the original purpose close to each decision.
She wants to build a sustainable business that stays close to the women using it, growing through the value they find in MyMe and the trust they place in it.
04 Your space
Privacy first.
Privacy has shaped MyMe from the start.
We don’t routinely read your notes or reflections, and they aren’t used to train general AI models. Before you decide whether to join the pilot, we’ll send more about taking part, including full privacy information. This explains how your information is handled, who processes it and how long it is kept.
Curiosity invites clearer answers.
You should be able to understand what MyMe is, what it does and what taking part means before sharing anything personal.
Why doesn’t MyMe reply straight away?
Sometimes you need to put something down without immediately having more to take in. MyMe leaves room for that pause.
As you leave notes over time, it has more of your experience to draw on. A reflection can bring together possible patterns or meaning across those moments, rather than responding to each note separately.
You decide what fits and what matters.
What happens if I register my interest?
You’re asking to hear more about MyMe and ways you could help shape it. That could mean an invitation to try the prototype, answer a short survey or share an opinion or idea.
We’ll explain each opportunity before you decide. You can choose what interests you, with no expectation to take part. Registering doesn’t enrol you in the pilot.
Will I need to join a community?
No. There is no group to keep up with. You can help shape MyMe through your own experience and feedback.
We hope MyMe will grow through recommendation and invitation, as women find value in it and choose to share it with someone they know. There is no expectation to recommend it or invite anyone.
Let’s unfold things together.
We want your experiences to help shape what we build.
If you’re curious, leave your email and I’ll share more about what we’re building and opportunities to get involved.
You might want to try the prototype, offer an idea or simply hear how it’s developing. There’s no commitment to take part.
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