PERSONAL AI · MADE AROUND THEMBI
Every side of your life.
One Council.
One adaptable personal assistant, seven distinct CHORUS characters, and Terry the Chief Inspector. A calmer way to organize family, work, creativity and the things that make life yours.
PERSONAL FIRST · OWN YOUR CHOICES · NO FORCED EDEN DEPENDENCIES
THE CHORUS
Seven sides. One you.
Different voices for different moments—not separate accounts, not separate permissions. All seven belong in Thembi's own Council, including SexyBi.
Terry · Chief Inspector
One separate feline companion, not an eighth CHORUS character. Investigations, fictional verdicts and very serious cat business.
Character portraits are intentionally not displayed here until an exact likeness-approved Thembi artwork set is confirmed. Letter symbols are navigation marks, not substitute portraits.
ORIGINAL PROJECT ARTWORK
See the Council as it was imagined.
These images are drawn from the established THEMBIcouncil and MEMOJIME source collection, not randomly generated replacements. Character likeness remains subject to Thembi’s final review.



Source illustrations are displayed via existing Dropbox links. They are reference artwork, not an assertion of final likeness approval. No original photographs are posted on this public page.
DESIGNED TO BE USEFUL
From life admin to making things.
One place for everyday questions and practical actions. Connected tools run only with an authenticated account and the permissions Thembi grants.
Plan & organize
Work, home, routines, tasks, notes, travel, books and the little things that matter.
Mail & documents
Gmail, cloud documents, research and other services through independently authorized connections—not pretend integrations.
Your computers & phone
A secure cloud MCP architecture for Windows and Android endpoints, with explicit file grants and controlled on-device actions.
Apps & cloud services
Create webapps and services using authorized external development platforms, repositories and cloud hosting.
HOW IT WORKS
Your assistant.
Your boundaries.
Choose a CHORUS voice. Tell the Council what you want to achieve. Use locally available capabilities, or authorize a real external connection to perform a permitted action.
- One identitySeven character modes remain one Council, not seven service accounts.
- Permission before accessPersonal, family and company data stay separate; no inherited access.
- Build with existing toolsUse established providers directly. EDEN services are optional, never prerequisites.
Web. Chat. Device endpoints. Cloud tools.
A cohesive product across interfaces, with the same ownership and permission rules.
The product site describes the intended product. The current registered Council plugin and offline UI do not yet provide a verified authenticated cloud MCP runtime, remote device execution or independent recipient-account acceptance. Those functions must be demonstrated before they are offered as live controls.
YOUR COUNCIL · YOUR DEVICES
From introduction to real use.
AppleRAVEN-style onboarding, with separate real setup instructions for the existing Council MCP, local device permission gates, everyday controls, and troubleshooting.
Installation & connections
Find the private plugin, connect a personal MCP grant and understand which devices actually support pairing.
Usage & local files
CHORUS, Terry, cloud files, queued device jobs and a working local-only Files/iCloud document picker.
Troubleshooting
Diagnose access denials, missing devices, unpaired agents, image issues and unavailable Apple integrations.
Apple & iCloud
Open Apple services, select documents through Files and distinguish native permissioned integrations from ordinary web links.
BUILT ON TRUST
Private means permissioned.
Public information belongs on this product page. Private work, files, devices, credentials and personal imagery belong behind Thembi's authenticated access.
No silent account sharing
Separate consent for every Google, business, family or development account. No cross-tenant inheritance.
No invisible device control
Endpoint pairing and file scopes are explicit. Executions must be controlled, logged and revocable.