The Afterlife AI App Is Where Your Voice Lives. The Web Is Where Your Wishes Are Kept.

On the Apple App Store, and at app.afterlife.ai in any browser. The App Store listing is titled "Afterlife AI: Digital Legacy App", the developer is Idy Pty Ltd, and the app is free with in-app purchases (Afterlife AI on the App Store).

As of 6 September 2026 the listing says the app requires iOS 16.4 or later and is compatible with iPhone and iPad. Install it, open it, and you are creating the same account the website uses, because Afterlife AI is one service on more than one screen.

The web app is the primary surface and carries the full feature set, in the words of our own services page. You sign up with your email. Account creation takes a few minutes, and the longest part is the consent disclosure: you read the Terms of Service, the Privacy Policy and an executive summary of the Executor Lock™ Agreement before signup completes, and you can save and return. A legacy product that hurries you past consent has told you what consent is worth to the company.

One sentence for the people who arrived by accident: if you searched "afterlife app" looking for a game, a religious study tool, a community forum or a life-simulation title, this is not that page, because Afterlife AI is a consent-first digital legacy app from Idy Pty Ltd in Sydney.

Two doors, one account, and the door you open first does not matter.

The app records you, in your own voice, and turns what you say into a Persona your family can one day ask questions of. The App Store description puts the sequence in three lines: talk, build, keep it for good.

A Persona is the governed AI version of you that you build while you are alive, from what you choose to record. A memory is a story, a value or an instruction you have told your Persona, saved where you can revisit, re-record or delete it. Fifty memories are free to begin, no card, and the build never expires.

On the phone, the live services page lists what the iOS app covers: recording, browsing the eleven dimensions your Persona is built across, managing your Trusted Contacts and reviewing your Executor Lock. The dimensions run from identity and core beliefs through relationships, work and adversity to legacy messages, estate decisions and family instructions, and voice is one of them. Prompts begin simply (tell us about your parents, tell us about the place you grew up) and grow more searching as earlier answers shape later questions. You can re-record any answer at any time.

Your voice is recorded free, and the first listen is free. From a short amount of clear audio and one tick-box consent, your Persona can reply aloud in your own voice; hearing that regularly is the paid experience, on Legacy at $14.99 a month or Eternal at $29.99 a month, and preserving your voice as an AI voice legacy sets out how a recording becomes a voice. Family inherits the time you have paid for.

What the app does not do matters as much. A Persona does not become you; the services page says so in those words. There is no video for me to promise you: we hold a face to a higher bar than a voice, because a face that is nearly right does more harm than no face. And the app will not build a Persona of someone who has died; the lines we will not cross explains why that rule stays even when the request arrives in tears.

The app is an interview that never runs out of questions.

You sign up, read the consent disclosure, answer one prompt out loud and have your first memory saved before the kettle boils. The sequence below is drawn from the App Store listing and the live services page, not from a demo.

1. Install from the App Store, or open app.afterlife.ai. Sign up with your email. Either door leads to the same account.

2. Read the consent disclosure. The Terms of Service, the Privacy Policy and an executive summary of the Executor Lock Agreement. Account creation takes a few minutes, and you can save and return.

3. Answer the first prompt out loud. Talk, do not type. Tell your Persona about your parents, or the place you grew up. The phone microphone is enough; no studio, no script.

4. Read the memory back. Re-record if it is not you. There is no draft you cannot revise.

5. Name one Trusted Contact. The free plan includes one, plus Executor Lock setup. Then stop.

Five minutes buys you one memory, one named person and a build that never expires. The free build is 50 memories with 100 MB of storage and up to 10 photos, and no card is asked for at any point. Release to your family happens only after your Executor Lock activates, under the rules you set while alive.

The first memory is the hardest, and it takes two minutes.

Use the iPhone app to record and the website to govern. If you own no iPhone, the website does everything, including recording, in the browser you already have.

The split is deliberate. Recording wants the device already in your pocket when your daughter asks a question you have never answered out loud; our services page notes that most creators do most of their recording on mobile. Governance wants a larger screen, an unhurried hour, the Agreement open in full, the list of Trusted Contacts read twice. Estate decisions made where the recording happens get made at the wrong speed.

The concession is that the app is narrower than the website. The web application is the primary surface; the iOS app covers recording and review. Accepting the Executor Lock Agreement, exporting your written data and buying the gift for a parent happen on the web, and I would rather write that limit down than let a store listing imply a parity that is not there. The plans are the same on both screens, and the App Store's in-app purchases buy the same Legacy and Eternal tiers set out on the Afterlife AI pricing page.

Record where the story finds you. Decide where you can think.

Start building your legacy Free build, 50 memories, no card required.

Yes. As of 6 September 2026 Afterlife AI is available on Android, and the same Persona runs in any browser at app.afterlife.ai. The iPhone app leads on features, and the Android app does not yet have everything the iPhone app has; a person searching for the Afterlife AI app deserves a straight answer. Android users who prefer the browser open app.afterlife.ai on the phone and get the same Persona, the same 50 free memories, the same voice recording through the phone's microphone and the same account they can later open on a laptop.

If Android is your only phone, you have the app, and the browser is there for anything the app does not yet cover, with the free build, the voice, the Trusted Contact and the lock all in it.

An Android app, an iPhone app that leads on features, and no pretending otherwise.

The app and the website are not two products. They are two doors into one Persona, and the thing that makes that true is not the login but the lock.

Executor Lock is the mechanism that locks your Persona as a perfect snapshot when your nominated Trusted Contact confirms your death, and then enforces the release rules you set while alive. Nothing is added after the lock, there is no retraining, and there is no drift; your family meets the Persona you built, on the terms you wrote, released after your Executor Lock activates. A Trusted Contact is a person you name while alive who may reach your Persona under the terms you set and who confirms your death when the time comes. Both are configured on the web, reviewed on the phone, and apply to every memory you recorded on either screen; the verification and waiting period before activation are on the Executor Lock page.

The promises underneath the product do not change with the screen either. Your data is hosted in Australia by an Australian company, encrypted at rest with AES-256 and in transit with TLS 1.3, never sold and never used to train general AI models; the trust page and the privacy policy put that in writing. You can export your written data and memories as a structured file and delete everything at any time, and the services FAQ commits to processing a deletion within 30 days including backups. Afterlife AI is for adults: the privacy policy states the service is intended for users aged 18 and over, and your children meet your Persona when they are grown, under the release rules you set.

The objection I hear most, that a phone app is a thin place to leave something this serious, is half right. A phone is a thin place to govern a legacy, which is why we do not ask you to. It is the best place to record one, because the story arrives in the kitchen, in the car, on the walk back from the school gate, and never at the desk where the paperwork lives. How Afterlife AI works walks the sequence from the first screen to the lock, and is Afterlife AI legit lists what you can check before you record a word.

The standard for a legacy app cannot be: is it convenient. The standard has to be: does what I said into a phone at ten past six survive me, unchanged, and reach only the people I chose.

The phone is for the story. The web is for the wishes. One Persona holds both.

Is there an Afterlife AI Android app?

Yes. Afterlife AI is available on Android, on the Apple App Store for iPhone and iPad, and on the web at app.afterlife.ai, which works in any browser on an Android phone. The iPhone app leads on features, and the Android app does not yet have everything the iPhone app has. In the browser you get the same account, the same free build of 50 memories, voice recording through the phone's microphone, and the same Trusted Contact and Executor Lock controls.

Is the Afterlife AI app free?

Yes. The App Store lists the app as free with in-app purchases, and the free build is real: 50 memories to start your Persona, one Trusted Contact, Executor Lock setup, 100 MB of storage with up to 10 photos, and no card at any point. The free build never expires. Your voice is recorded free and the first listen is free. Paying buys depth and listening: Legacy at $14.99 a month gives 500 memories and your Persona speaking in your voice; Eternal at $29.99 a month gives unlimited memories and storage, in US dollars. Family inherits the time you paid for.

Do I need the app or can I use the website?

You can use the website for everything. The web app at app.afterlife.ai is the primary surface and carries the full feature set, including voice recording through your browser's microphone, with nothing to install. The iPhone app is the better place to record, because the phone is in your pocket when a memory arrives. The app covers recording, browsing your dimensions, managing Trusted Contacts and reviewing Executor Lock; accepting the Executor Lock Agreement, exporting your written data and buying the gift happen on the web. Both screens open the same Persona.

Is my data on my phone or in Australia?

In Australia. Afterlife AI is built and operated by Idy Pty Ltd from New South Wales, and the App Store description states it plainly: Australian company, Australian-hosted. The phone records and sends; your Persona, memories and voice recordings are stored on Australian infrastructure, encrypted at rest with AES-256 and in transit with TLS 1.3, and never sold or used to train general AI models. That is why deleting the app from your phone does not delete your Persona, and why a laptop shows the same Persona you built on the phone. To remove everything, use the delete controls in your account; deletion is processed within 30 days including backups.

Does the Afterlife AI app work on iPad?

Yes. As of 6 September 2026 the App Store listing says the app requires iOS 16.4 or later and is compatible with iPhone and iPad, so an iPad on a current system runs it. Most people record on the phone, because the phone is there when the story surfaces, and use the iPad or a laptop for the slower work: reading the Executor Lock Agreement, checking who is a Trusted Contact, reviewing what releases after the lock activates. With neither device, the web app at app.afterlife.ai does all of it in a browser.

How do I sign in to the Afterlife AI app?

You sign up with your email, on the app or at app.afterlife.ai, and the same account works on both. Account creation takes a few minutes, and the longest part is the consent disclosure: before signup completes you read the Terms of Service, the Privacy Policy and an executive summary of the Executor Lock Agreement, and you can save and return. The steps where authority matters, designating an Executor and committing Executor Lock, require verified identity and re-authentication, so there is a record of who consented to what and when. None of that is designed to be fast.

• How Afterlife AI works, from the first screen to Executor Lock: the sequence in numbered steps.

• Afterlife AI pricing, and who should stay free: the three plans and what each means at death.

• Preserving your voice as an AI voice legacy: how a short recording becomes a voice your family can hear.

• Trust is our foundation: encryption, consent, the right to forget.

• Is Afterlife AI legit: the company, the founder and the limits, each with a link you can check.

• Gift a digital legacy to a parent: one payment, no account needed, redeemed by the person who holds the pen.

• Apple App Store, Afterlife AI: Digital Legacy App, developer Idy Pty Ltd, free with in-app purchases, iOS 16.4 or later.

• Afterlife AI web app, checked 6 September 2026.

• Afterlife AI, AI Persona and Digital Legacy Service, the five-stage flow and the Platform availability section.

• Afterlife AI, Plans and pricing, Free, Legacy $14.99 a month, Eternal $29.99 a month.

• Afterlife AI, Trust is our foundation, encryption, right to forget, no data sale.

• Afterlife AI, Privacy Policy, New South Wales, users aged 18 and over, portable data, deletion within 30 days.

• Afterlife AI, About us, Idy Pty Ltd, Sydney, and the IP Australia 2026 Report ranking.

• Afterlife AI, Voice Legacy, how a recording becomes your Persona's voice with one tick-box consent.

Chris Williams is the founder and CEO of Afterlife AI (Idy Pty Ltd, Sydney) and the architect of Executor Lock. He is a father of four. He has been interviewed by EL MUNDO, Channel 10 News, The Daily Telegraph and ABC on consent-first digital legacy, and his work has been analysed in The Conversation by a University of New England law scholar. He previously founded Natural Solar, an Australian solar energy company. Idy Pty Ltd was ranked second among Australian patent filers in the IP Australia 2026 Report.