A companion with an opinion.

This autumn. Founding members get in before general release, and you’ll hear from us before anyone else.

Yes — Jordan is an AI companion, and open about it. What makes him worth talking to is that he remembers, and that he says what he actually thinks.

Yes — a subscription, with a trial when you join. Paid rather than ad-supported, so the only person Copin answers to is you. There are optional extras if you’d like them, and they stay optional.

Yes — all of it. The conversation is the thing you’re paying for, so it doesn’t get rationed. Some apps charge you to keep the good moments going; that makes a good first week and a bad first year. The optional extras are gifts, not access.

Yes. The first 500 get an extended trial — more time to get to know each other before you decide anything. You’ll get the length in writing before it starts, along with everything else that comes with going first.

It sits on a list until launch. Two emails, then your invite. Unsubscribe from any of them.

Your conversations are yours. They’re not sold. We use them to make companions better at knowing the people they talk to — that’s how the memory gets good. You’ll get the full detail when you join.

Like a messaging app, because that’s what it is. Notifications look like any other message, and previews are yours to switch off. What happens in there stays in there unless you want to share it.

It’s someone to talk to about your day, who remembers what you told them last week. Therapy is a different thing, done by people trained for it — so if you’re going through something serious, please talk to qualified professionals.