For founders and CEOs — a photorealistic AI avatar of you, on your own website, talking to your visitors.
Your website can't answer a question.
Mine does — go ask it.
I'm Akshat Rastogi, and I build a photorealistic 3D avatar of you — your face, your voice, your work — that lives on your own website and talks to whoever lands there, out loud, in real time.
The one that's live in public is mine, at akshatrastogi.in. It's the only proof I have, and it costs you nothing to check. $499 one-time, live on your domain in about a week.
No signup, no form, about thirty seconds. Your browser will ask for your microphone — or just type to it instead, same avatar, same answers. It's my own site; that's the point.
Small numbers. Every one of them true and checkable — start with the first.
This is the only proof I have. It's my own site.
akshatrastogi.in is my portfolio. Instead of a page of screenshots, it's a 3D version of me you can interrupt mid-sentence. I haven't found another personal site that does this — if you have one, send it to me, I'd genuinely like to see it.
There's no "thinking…" spinner. It starts answering while you're still finishing the question — and you'll know inside one question whether that's true.
Fair warning — the one live example is my own portfolio, so it's built for an engineer's use case. Yours would be built for yours: an investor asking about traction, a candidate asking what the first ninety days look like, a journalist asking for the one-line story. Same engine, different script.
Interrupt it
Cut it off mid-sentence and it stops and listens. It's the fastest way to tell whether this is real.
Watch the link card
Ask about a project and the work appears on screen while it's still being talked about. Nobody set that card up by hand.
It answers from my actual material
Resume, projects, writing. Ask it something I never gave it and it says so, instead of improvising.
Works in the browser you already have
Desktop or phone. No app, no install, no plugin — open it on whatever device you're holding.
Who you'd actually be working with
I'm Akshat Rastogi. I build these by hand, one at a time, from India.
I'm one engineer. I built the first SoulLite avatar for my own site before I sold a single one, and I still build every one of them myself — the 3D model, the voice, the conversation design, the deployment. There is nobody to hand the work to. That's why I take a small number at a time, why it costs $499 instead of five figures, and why the email you send gets answered by the person who wrote the code.
When this page says "I", it means one person. You can check that person: hello@soullite.ai · WhatsApp · akshatrastogi.in
Right now your website is a brochure that can't hear.
Three people land on your site this week. None of them will fill in your contact form. All three would ask a question if there were anything there to ask.
The investor, 11pm
Your deck got forwarded and they open your site before they open your email. They can ask what your traction actually is, hear you answer it, and see the relevant page come up on screen — at an hour when nobody is going to email you back.
The candidate you actually want
They're deciding on a Sunday with a recruiter's other offer open in the next tab. They can ask what the first ninety days look like and what you're like to work for, and get it in your voice instead of off your careers page.
The customer, the partner, the journalist
The same fifteen questions, forever. You can answer them once, properly, in your own words, and stop answering them.
That isn't a claim — it's running on my own site right now. Talk to my avatar → akshatrastogi.in
How it works
Three steps. About a week. No engineering work on your end.
You send me your material
Bio, site, deck, LinkedIn — whatever you want it to know and to link to. It's the only real call on your time until launch day.
I build it
I model the 3D avatar on your face, match your voice, write the conversation design from your material, and build the link cards by hand. Not a template.
It goes live on your domain
I deploy it to your domain with SSL and test it on desktop, iOS and Android. About a week, end to end.
Step one takes half an hour. Step zero takes thirty seconds. Talk to my avatar → akshatrastogi.in
$499. Once. Here's exactly why it isn't $20,000.
The enterprise avatar platforms quote five figures because they sell into procurement — SLAs, compliance paperwork, an account team, a support org, a sales commission. I have none of that overhead and you get none of that protection. That is the actual trade, and you should know which side of it you're on before you buy.
The whole build, plus the first three months of hosting. Then $29/month — optional, month-to-month, cancel any time.
Year one: $760. Every year after: $348.
No contract. No per-conversation fees. No seat pricing.
You'll be talking to the person who builds it. Or just email me — I answer every one myself.
What $499 covers
- ✓ One photorealistic 3D avatar modeled on your face
- ✓ Real-time voice — and text, for visitors who'd rather type
- ✓ Conversation design written from your material
- ✓ Contextual link cards to your work
- ✓ Deployed to your domain, with SSL
- ✓ 3 months of hosting and content updates
- ✓ Tested on desktop, iOS and Android before it goes live
Not included: rewriting your website, video production, or multi-language. Ask, and I'll either quote it or tell you I'm the wrong person for it.
What I don't have.
Not yet
- · Customers I can name. You would be among the first who paid.
- · Testimonials, logos, case studies. There are none, so there are none on this page.
- · SOC 2, an SLA, a security team, a support desk.
- · A team. When this page says “I”, it means one person.
- · A free trial. This is hand-built, not software you spin up.
What I do have
- · One working avatar in public that you can interrogate for free in the next thirty seconds.
- · A name, a face, an email and a phone number you can check before you reply to me.
- · A price that honestly reflects both columns.
- · The same person on the email, the build and the deploy.
And two things this loses at outright. A chat widget installs in five minutes; this takes a week. And a real call with the real me is still better than any avatar. If either of those matters most to you, don't buy this.
If being one of the first is a dealbreaker, it should be — and you should close this tab now rather than find out in month two.
Questions you're probably asking
How many of these have you built?
One in public, and it's mine: akshatrastogi.in. That's the only one I can show you in full. I'm early and I'm not going to dress it up. If being one of the first is a dealbreaker, it should be.
What if it says something I wouldn't say?
That's the risk that actually matters, so it's the part I'm most careful with. It speaks from the material you give me. Asked something outside that scope, it says so and points to your email instead of improvising. If you ever want it taken down, say the word.
Do my visitors have to use a microphone?
No. Voice is the point, but there's a text input right there — same avatar, same answers. Which matters, because plenty of people land on a website from a locked-down laptop or an open-plan office. Try both on my demo.
How is this different from a chatbot?
A chatbot is a text box. This is a 3D version of your face and voice that a visitor can interrupt mid-sentence, and that puts the relevant link on screen while it's still being talked about. The honest way to judge it is to go and interrupt mine.
What does the $499 actually cover?
The whole build — the 3D avatar modeled on your face, the voice, the conversation design written from your material, the link cards, and deployment to your domain with SSL — plus the first three months of hosting. After that it's $29/month, optional, month to month.
You're one person. What does that mean for me?
It means the person who reads your email is the person who writes the code, so nothing gets lost in a handoff. It also means I take a small number at a time and I'm not a support org. That trade is the reason this costs $499 instead of five figures, and you should decide whether it's the right trade for you.
You've seen the only proof I have.
It's my own site, and it's live right now. Talk to it for two minutes, then decide. And if you want one built: $499 one-time, plus three months of hosting, live on your domain in about a week.
Prefer to talk to a person? Book 15 min with Akshat →