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I built Altr Ego, an app that asks your friends what they actually think of you.Live on the App Store

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I built Altr Ego by directing a team of AI agents, each with a written role and a defined stopping point. I made every product, design and scope call.As of October 18, 2026.

  1. App Store screen 1: altr ego: five friends decide. Five friends, twelve questions. A sample profile for maren, beloved flight risk, marked sample profile, not a real person. Five friends decide who you are.
  2. App Store screen 2: they answer about you. No witness is named, ever. A question about maren: you are stranded in another country, would you trust maren to get everyone home? About two minutes each. No account needed.
  3. App Store screen 3: it needs five people. It exists at three, the other two rewrite it. Your alter ego doesn't exist yet. Almost.
  4. App Store screen 4: then you see the gap. What you said vs what they said. Someone is lying.
  5. App Store screen 5: your circle. Altr ego's version of followers. One shared round, in either direction, is enough.
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Lines from the campaign
  • Five of them said it. You’ll never know which.
  • Pick your five carefully. They’re the only ones writing it.

Then it needed a launch. I directed it the same way, through AI tools: thirteen short films, two of them released, and the trailer.

The 15-second launch trailer. The names on screen are stand-ins.

The trailer
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University of Virginia McIntire School of Commerce. B.S. Commerce, Marketing and IT, minor in Global Sustainability. GPA 3.83. Graduating May 2028. Queer Virginia Alumni Wavelength Scholarship. Home Paddocks Bicentennial Scholarship. Dean’s List.

Write to me at

amiralhusainawi@gmail.com

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