TrueU.ai launches private AI thinking app

Oct 6, 2026
TrueU.ai launches an iOS and Android app that reflects users' reasoning rather than making decisions for them.

TrueU.ai launches a private AI thinking app for iOS and Android, the company said in a press release. The app learns how users reason and reflects their beliefs, values and patterns back to them without choosing a conclusion.

Its first tool, Perspectives, presents multiple viewpoints on a question without giving a verdict. Users can confirm, correct or remove observations that the app makes about their reasoning.

TrueU.ai says conversations are encrypted at rest, are not used to train AI models and can be deleted with the personal profile built from them. The app has no ads and starts free, followed by a free trial and a monthly subscription.

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