HyperSage builds distinctive consumer apps for crypto markets, relationships, health, recovery, food, stories, and sleep — alongside original games. Some of them use AI for a specific task, like explaining why a portfolio moved, adapting a recipe to your pantry, or turning a symptom diary into a visit brief.
“Why did my portfolio move today?”
CryptoSage AIThe drivers behind your portfolio’s move, using shared holdings and market context.
Each product is designed around a clear audience and job, with its own identity and way of working.
A binder for Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Lorcana and Gundam. On-device scanning, catalogue lookup, and source-attributed prices bring your collection together. Recognition runs against a bundled index of 131,507 cards; scan and price coverage vary by game.
Screenshot a conversation and get replies you can actually send. Four coaches work from the conversation you share, and all four share one memory of the person you’re talking about.
Notes, tended. Loam fixes slips, shapes rambly jots, and files and flags what matters. Choose Ask first or Auto for each power. Companion changes are recorded with undo and redo; Tidy preserves your wording.
Talk through what’s happening with a companion that remembers you. Get support shaped by recent conversations and diary cards, with mood logging in chat and DBT tools when they help. Log the skills you try to your diary. A self-help tool, not therapy or crisis care.
Ask why your portfolio moved and get an answer built from your own holdings and cost basis, not a generic market recap. Portfolio sharing is on by default and can be switched off. Not investment advice.
Tell it what’s in your kitchen and it adapts a complete recipe around it — with measured ingredients, prep notes, and equipment listed. Recipes flag allergens, and declared dietary restrictions guide substitutions and recipe selection.
Step inside a classic and take it somewhere the author never did, or write a world from a single line. Tap one of the offered choices or type your own move instead — the story follows, and it remembers.
Unabridged classics read aloud in a soft, sleepy voice, with ambient sound underneath and a timer that fades you out. Pro adds custom AI bedtime stories and more narrators.
Say how the day went in your own words. Rowan turns your words into symptom logs and brings those entries together with the medications you entered in a visit brief for your doctor. It does not diagnose or treat — that stays with your care team.
For 11pm on day nine. Alder keeps the count, walks through a slip without erasing what you have built, and holds your reasons in your own words. It supports recovery routines; it does not replace a therapist or doctor.
Talk with 470 painted characters across 85 sets — history, storybook, legend and scripture — or author your own with a temperament, a history and an opening line.
Survive the horde. Draft your doom. A gothic horde-survivor built around distinct heroes, illustrated upgrades, and escalating chaos.
A tactical card battler with hundreds of cards, shifting locations, and six-turn ranked duels played a turn at a time, where a single reveal can turn the board.
A snowy social world in the browser: make a penguin, explore seven island areas, meet other players, and enter seventeen arcade games.
Defend the sleeping dragon’s hoard. Hold the chokepoints; kill the carrier and the coins fly home — a keep-by-keep campaign run from Wick’s workshop.
Dig gems out of a jar where every gem and rock is real physics, assemble full sets in a seven-slot satchel to fill the orders on the line, and decide which rare finds the shop dragon keeps forever.
Not every product uses AI. Where one does, it has a specific job in that app, like the ones below.
In WingmateLive on iOS
Before suggesting a reply, the coach works from the conversation you share and the connection-specific memory shared by all four coaches.
See WingmateIn SaffraLive on iOS
Saffra checks your pantry and declared dietary restrictions, then adapts a catalog recipe and names the substitutions.
See SaffraIn StoryVault AILive on iOS
Tap an offered choice or type your own move — the story follows, and it remembers, so the next beat fits the adventure you’ve actually had.
See StoryVault AIIn RowanLive on iOS
Rowan converts what you describe into symptom logs and assembles a visit brief with the medications you entered. An independent safety check reviews the conversation before Rowan answers.
See RowanIn CryptoSage AILive on iOS
When portfolio sharing is enabled, CryptoSage combines your holdings and cost basis with market context to explain what moved.
See CryptoSage AIIn NightshelfLive on iOS · Pro
With Pro, pick a place, a mood and a length — tonight’s story is written to those three, and the cover is painted to match.
See NightshelfIn Quietoak Coming soon
Quietoak listens to what’s happening, draws on your diary and past conversations, and can note moods in chat. It offers DBT tools when useful; skills you try can be logged to your diary.
See QuietoakIn Alder Coming soon
A lapse starts a debrief, not a lecture: what happened, what came before it, and what you’d want next time, held in your own words.
See AlderIn Mythkin Coming soon
Each of 470 figures is written at length before you ever speak to one, so the reply comes from that history rather than a one-line persona.
See MythkinIn Mythwright Coming soon · Pro
In Pro’s Card Forge, describe a card and a model writes its stats and ability and paints the art — with the prompt moderated before anything is generated.
See MythwrightIn Loam Coming soon
Loam checks your note, collections, recent Ledger, and dials before proposing a margin mark. A verifier checks each quoted passage against your original words.
See LoamAnthropic and OpenAI provide the models: Claude in most writing experiences, OpenAI in others and for generated images.
Not every product uses AI. Where one does, the provider, what leaves your device, what is remembered, and the safeguards vary by product and feature. Most artwork ships with the app rather than being generated while you use it.
We take products from concept to release, then keep improving the apps and services behind them.
We define what a product needs to know, check, and help someone do before choosing the model, tools, or interface.
We build the apps and the services behind them, and maintain both as the products grow.
Questions and reported problems come directly to us, keeping the path from a user observation to a product decision short.
For investors, product partners, press, early access, product questions, or feedback, contact us directly.
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