The living knowledge layer for AI.
The reasoning behind every good call lives in people, and runs through the veins of everything they build. Aiva captures it and turns it into a living intelligence: named, accountable, always on.
One living intelligence: today at the individual level, tomorrow at the level of a whole business.
Why Aiva
Expertise doesn’t live in software. It lives in people, and the companies they build.
AI made execution cheap. The expertise, taste, and instinct behind good work are still human. Aiva captures that and makes it named, accountable, and always on. Two ways:
People · live in Studio
Clone a brain
Capture your expertise, taste, and instinct in an afternoon. Then reach it wherever you work: your tools, your product, your team.
Amy’s clone · named, accountable
Organizations · in development
Clone a company
The knowledge scattered across your people, tools, and conversations, woven into one intelligence that answers the way your company would, and stays when people leave.
Across your sources
syncedYes, net-60 for key accounts. Anything longer needs Dana to sign off.
Reconciled · Finance policy · CRM · #deals
Aiva works alongside the agents and tools you already use: the named, accountable judgment they can call on, but can’t provide on their own.
Talk to Amy.
No signup. No paywall.
10+ years of SaaS growth, distilled into something that never sleeps. Ask her the thing you’d pay a consultant $400/hr to hear: board pushback, pricing, hiring, the cold-start problem. She’s seen it.
Wilkinson
Where you fit
Four ways in.
Build your own clone in Studio, talk to one that already exists, build on Aiva inside your own product, or bring it to your whole company.
For experts
Live nowClone your expertise
Capture the knowledge, taste, and judgment only you have. Built in an afternoon, reachable anywhere you work.
Clone health
LiveQuestions
1,284
answered
Topics
18
covered
Sources
34
connected
For developers
Coming soonBuild on the knowledge layer
Embed named, accountable human expertise into your own product or agent stack. Clone-powered apps on the protocol.
const amy = aiva.clone("amy-wilkinson") const { reply } = await amy.ask("Review this.")
“You’re solving for clarity before you’ve earned attention.”
amy’s clone · named, accountable
For everyone
Live nowTalk to a named expert
Put a real question to a real person’s clone and get their actual thinking, in their own voice. Try it now, no signup.
Amy Wilkinson
Growth & SaaS GTM
For teams
Design partnersYour company's knowledge, at scale
The expertise scattered across your tools, people, and conversations, deployed as one living intelligence your org can stand behind.
VP Sales
Why they’re cloning.
“Over the years I've advised multiple startups, have the track record and the credentials, and I love doing it, but I struggle for time. This is a clean way to scale that advice.”
“Feels very aligned with how I think about our build: taking the founder's brain, workflows and judgment, and turning that into repeatable systems.”
“New job is going well, but I couldn't have done it without my clone.”
From the team
Notes from inside the clone factory.
Announcement · June 18, 2026
Why Aiva exists: the living knowledge layer
The richest knowledge a company has doesn't sit in its software. It runs through the veins, and most of it is never captured. Why we're building the living knowledge layer, across people today and organizations next.
Strategy · June 17, 2026
AI agents vs AI clones: what is the difference?
AI agents execute tasks. AI clones carry the knowledge, the expertise and named judgment, of a specific person. Agents do the work, clones supply the human knowledge behind it, and they work together. Here is the distinction, with examples, and why it matters.
Strategy · June 10, 2026
What is an AI clone? A plain-English guide
An AI clone is a model of a specific, named person's knowledge, voice, and expertise, built from their own materials and an interview, that answers the way they would. Here is what that means, how it differs from a chatbot or an avatar, and how to make one.
Tutorial · May 20, 2026
Clone Studio 101 — building your first clone, end to end
From signup to going live in an afternoon. The full tester walkthrough: uploads, the interview, the four feedback loops, MCP deployment, and what to expect from your first benchmark pass.
Still wondering.
No. Every clone is built from a specific, real person: their frameworks, their war stories, their way of thinking. Answers carry their knowledge and judgment, named and accountable, not a general model's best guess.
Yourself. Clone Studio is live: capture your own expertise in an afternoon, then use your clone in your tools, your product, and your team. Cloning a whole company, the knowledge spread across its people and systems, is in design with our first business partners.
You review flagged answers and rewrite them in your own voice, and the clone learns from every correction. Because it stays named and accountable, it is always clear whose knowledge is answering.
That is where we are headed. Clone a brain is live today; cloning an organization, weaving the knowledge across its people, tools, and conversations into one living intelligence, is in design with design partners. Get in touch if that is you.
No. Your data is not used to train foundation models, is not shared across clones, and does not leave your workspace without your instruction. Your clone is yours.
One layer · people and companies
Build on human knowledge.
Clone a brain today. Clone a company tomorrow. Start with your own expertise, or talk to us about your business.