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LifeWeb 360 Built a Social Network for the Moment Nobody Wants to Post About - Then Found Its Real Customer
A class project became a gentler alternative to the obituary page, then a surprisingly effective alumni-engagement tool. LifeWeb 360's path from free family memorials to HistoryIT's MemoryPort is a case study in letting the strongest use case rewrite the business.
Sensay
Sensay builds lifelike AI 'digital replicas' that capture a person's or organization's voice, style and knowledge, then deploy that persona as a chatbot, support agent, tutor or companion. Founded by philosopher-turned-entrepreneur Dan Thomson in 2023, the company started with dementia and memory-care use cases - giving families a way to preserve a loved one's stories - and has grown into a broader knowledge-capture platform spanning enterprise offboarding, customer support, education and community management. Sensay pairs its AI engine with the $SNSY crypto token and pitches itself as a route toward 'digital immortality.'
Dan Thomson
Dan Thomson is the founder and CEO of Sensay, an AI platform that builds digital replicas - interactive clones trained on a person's voice, knowledge, and personality. A philosophy graduate turned restaurateur turned Web3 marketer, he started Sensay in 2023 after a head injury wiped out his memory and dementia took hold of people he loved. His pitch is blunt: capture what a human knows before it is gone, and let that knowledge keep working - for families, for companies, and for anyone who wants a version of themselves that never logs off.