Sensay sells digital replicas. You feed it your emails, your voice notes, your Slack threads, the way you answer a question at 2am, and it returns a version of you that keeps working after you have logged off. Customer service that sounds like the founder. A grandparent who can still tell the story about the boat. A sales rep who never sleeps and never forgets a name.
Dan Thomson started it in 2023 and runs it as CEO. The product is unusual. The founder more so. He has a philosophy degree from King's College London, an MBA from Cambridge, and a machine-learning certificate from Harvard. In between he ran restaurants and launched Europe's first crypto index fund in Gibraltar. He has visited 110 countries and, for more than five years, lived in none of them for long.
The thread connecting all of it is memory - how fragile it is, and what happens to everything a person knows when they are gone. Sensay's first users were not corporations. They were families of people with dementia, looking for a way to hold on to a voice.