As artificial intelligence continues to transform how people create, communicate, and preserve information, Canadian entrepreneur and inventor Harman Wander has introduced My Autobiography, an AI-powered living legacy platform designed to help individuals document their life stories and preserve across the generations.
Currently available through a limited early-access program, My Autobiography combines structured digital autobiographies, AI-powered legacy technology, and immersive digital experiences to create a long-term archive of personal stories, experiences, and wisdom.
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As part of its growth journey, My Autobiography has also secured undisclosed funding, providing additional resources to accelerate platform development, expand its AI capabilities, and support its long-term vision of building a global digital legacy ecosystem.
Unlike traditional social media platforms that primarily capture moments in real time, My Autobiography focuses on preserving an individual’s complete life journey, including personal experiences, lessons learned, family history, achievements, and defining milestones in a structured digital format.
According to the company, the platform is built around four core pillars: Digital Autobiographies, AI-powered Personas, immersive digital experiences, and long-term legacy preservation. These technologies are intended to help future generations better understand and engage with the stories, values, and experiences of those who came before them.
The company believes that while digital content has become increasingly abundant, much of an individual’s deeper life story remains fragmented across different platforms or disappears over time. My Autobiography aims to address this challenge by providing a dedicated platform specifically designed for preserving the life stories in a structured, secure, and accessible manner.
As part of its long-term roadmap, My Autobiography is developing AI-driven legacy systems that could allow future generations to interact with preserved knowledge and life experiences through conversational AI technology. The company is also exploring immersive digital environments intended to provide new ways of experiencing personal and historical narratives.
“Our goal extends beyond simply storing information,” Wander added. “We want to help preserve human wisdom, family traditions, personal experiences, and life lessons in ways that remain meaningful for generations to come.”
Since opening its early-access program, My Autobiography says it has attracted a growing waitlist of users interested in preserving the life stories through the platform ahead of its broader public launch. The recently secured funding is expected to further strengthen product innovation and support the company’s next phase of expansion.
Looking ahead, My Autobiography aims to build a global digital archive that documents diverse human experiences across cultures, professions, and generations. The company envisions a future where individuals, families, creators, educators, entrepreneurs, and professionals can preserve not only milestones but also the stories, perspectives, and lessons that define their lives.
At the heart of the platform is a guiding belief that every person’s journey carries lasting value.
“Every life has value. Every story deserves to be preserved,” said Wander.
Individuals interested in learning more about My Autobiography or joining the platform’s early-access waitlist can visit www.myautobiography.com.
