Turn your own knowledge and voice into a shareable conversational Digital Mind with Delphi.
Delphi creates a conversational representation of a person’s knowledge, described by the company as a Digital Mind. The owner supplies existing material and refines how the system responds. Visitors can then ask questions through chat or voice, making the owner’s published ideas available without requiring a live conversation every time.
The setup process connects documents, websites, videos and other content that represents the person’s thinking. Delphi indexes that material and asks follow-up questions to address gaps. The owner can also provide a short voice sample for the voice experience. Only material and voice recordings the owner is authorised to use should be included.
The resulting system can support recurring questions, introductory conversations and context before a meeting. It is a generated conversational interface, not the person themselves. Owners should test how it handles topics outside the supplied knowledge and make the nature of the experience clear to visitors.
The free plan advertises voice calling, chat, one million training words and more than 40 languages. Paid plans increase knowledge allowances and add features such as product recommendations, workflows, analytics and embedding locations. Scaler adds branding and contact-related capabilities, while the custom Immortal plan includes API and additional communication integrations.
Plan limits should be matched to the intended audience and distribution channels. An embedding allowance is not the same as unrestricted use across every external application, and custom integrations may require the higher service arrangement.
Begin with a small, coherent knowledge collection. Ask questions with known answers, correct gaps and check the voice presentation before publishing a link. Maintain the underlying material as views or services change. Delphi can extend access to information, but generated answers still need boundaries appropriate to the subject matter.
