Virtual Me turns your life into a character sheet — measured, proven, and worn by an avatar that is actually you.
The idea
Not a class you picked. Not stats you typed.
Your real strength, knowledge and discipline — from what you actually do.
Chapter one
Nothing is typed in. The apps you already use, your phone's health data, and the things you prove on camera move the numbers up. And down.
Chapter two
Every action needs proof — connected data, a certificate, a test, or a live demo an AI judges. Skip the gym for a month and your real strength drops. So does your STR. It's a mirror, not a slot machine.
Chapter three
A quick scan on your phone becomes a game-style avatar that actually looks like you — your face, your body, the clothes you had on. These are real photos of our first testers — and the characters they became. Watch the photo turn into the avatar, or flip it yourself.
Want a new outfit in the game? Buy it, wear it, rescan. No shop. No skins. Real life is the shop.
Virtual Me
Chapter four
Beyond the six numbers there are skills. Three guitar chords. A dish cooked from scratch. A jab. A conversation in Spanish. Every one you prove lights up a star in your Universe — four galaxies, Mind, Body, Social and Soul — and nothing lights up unless you actually did it.
The stars you light travel with your character, too.
What we promise
Nothing you can buy makes your character stronger. Only your life does.
Health data is never used for ads. Delete your account any time.
English, Português and Español from day one. More languages to come.
Chapter five
Same face. Same six numbers. Same lit-up skills. Into every world. The first games that import your Virtual Me arrive in 2027 — these are concept pictures, not footage.



Look at the numbers in the corner of each picture. They didn't come from the game. They came from his real life.
Private beta
Virtual Me: Origins is in a small private beta on iPhone and Android. Invites go out in order. Store links appear here on launch day.
No spam. One email when your invite is ready, one on launch day.
Scan to joinFollow the build
One person and an AI, building in public. New concept art, real progress, and the first invites go to the people who follow along.