GOSSIP
Mobile drama engine built around messages, screenshots, social posts, and distorted information.
Product portfolio
Four products. One standard for depth.
Stratara builds AI-native consumer products across simulation, private messaging, social drama, and narrated memory. Each product has its own market and interface; the shared standard is that AI must be central to the experience.
Live
GOSSIP
A single-player mobile social simulation where rumors, screenshots, and loyalties mutate across a friend group in real time.
In development
Sotto
Private messaging for couples with context-aware AI that helps partners stay aligned without turning intimacy into a dashboard.
Live
Edmund Grey
Guided AI interviews transformed into professionally narrated audio portraits for families, gifts, and memory preservation.
Live demo
POTUS
A voice-native presidential strategy simulation where players speak with AI advisors through unfolding crises.
Portfolio shape
Different markets, shared product discipline.
The portfolio is intentionally varied. Stratara tests different surfaces and business models while compounding the same core capabilities: memory, character, context, and believable AI behavior.
Sotto
A couples product where context and timing matter more than dashboards or generic advice.
Edmund Grey
A paid storytelling product that turns a guided conversation into a finished artifact.
POTUS
A live-call strategy experience that validates voice-native pressure, character, and consequence.
Shared principles
AI has to earn its place.
Every Stratara product starts with a human situation where AI can create something that static software cannot.
Context persists.
Characters, relationships, stories, and scenarios carry forward what the user has said and done.
The interface fits the use case.
Voice, chat, feed, or guided interview are chosen because the situation demands them, not because they are fashionable.
The output has to matter.
A playable crisis, a calmer relationship loop, a social story, or an audio portrait should feel like a finished product, not a prompt result.