Mepersona.ai

About

I built MePersona so creators could stay reachable. Somewhere between your first hundred followers and your hundred thousandth, the messages stop being a joy and start being a backlog. Five platforms. Hundreds of DMs. A quiet, permanent guilt about the ones you never got to. Most solutions ask you to give something up. Hire moderators and fans end up talking to a stranger. Use a template bot and they can tell within one reply. Ignore it and they drift to someone who answers. MePersona takes a different approach. We build a persistent AI persona that learns how you actually write, then let it work across every platform you're on. Your fan messages land in one inbox. Your persona drafts the replies. You read them, change what you want, and send. The persona isn't a prompt with your name on it. It's trained through a multi-stage process, refined by calibration games, and tuned by every reply you approve or correct. It carries memory of individual fans across platforms and across months, so nobody has to introduce themselves twice. That means it gets better. A persona that has been learning for six months is measurably closer to you than one that started last week. MePersona, Inc. is based in Los Angeles. It was built by Steven Hacker, a film and television producer who taught himself to build software by describing what he wanted until it existed. The mission is simple: let creators stay genuinely connected to their fans, no matter how large the audience gets or how many places it lives.