Connection, not collection
See what's happening when humans talk to each other. Chorus listens to conversations—dinner parties, hangouts, intimate dialogues—and surfaces the meaning emerging between people. Then deletes everything but the insight.
Most conversation tools collect. They stockpile transcripts, archive recordings, mine meetings for tasks. Chorus does the opposite: it converts composite chatter into collective meaning, then deletes everything but the insight.
If you've ever left a conversation wondering "what did we actually talk about?"—that's what Chorus answers. Not by giving you a transcript, but by helping you see what happened when humans connected.
This isn't a policy. It's how the app is built.
In memory only—never saved to disk
In memory only—never saved to disk
Only this is saved
Immediately destroyed
Subpoena our servers? Nothing to produce. Hack the app? No files to find. Regret recording? Already gone. Want the transcript later? Impossible. By design.
The curious observer. Surfaces themes, tracks dropped threads, notices who's contributing what. Best for dinners, hangouts, book clubs.
Collaborative storytelling and improv with AI as subtle facilitator. No winners, no scores—just observations about how you created together.
An intimate tool for meaningful dialogue. Measures patterns—speaking balance, question ratios—and surfaces them as mirrors, not judgments.
Chorus doesn't score your conversations. It doesn't declare winners. It observes patterns and shows them to you.
❌ "Drew: 287 points 🏆 WINNER"
✓ "Drew made 4 callbacks to earlier moments"
✓ "Sarah introduced a thread everyone built on"
Measurements aren't meanings. Speaking duration is a number—what it means depends on you.
"Drew spoke 71% of the time. Sarah spoke 29%."
Questions to consider: Is this what you both expected?
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