Personal growth app, Aneu, will be available for early access January 2024
Dec 22, 2023
The Los Angeles-based AI startup prepares for the initial release of a unique personal growth app, calling on the public to sign up for exclusive early access
United States - December 22, 2023 —
Aneu, an AI-powered personal growth and development platform, announced today plans to release its software to the public, with its limited public beta expected to launch in early January 2024. This initial release, free for all participants, is designed to familiarize users with Aneu’s intuitive “Navigator,” a personal AI companion designed to understand, align, and evolve alongside the personality and needs of its user.
The beta release of Aneu will introduce users to a hyper-personalized experience, offering a glimpse into the product’s full capabilities, slated to launch later in 2024. Key features of this beta include tailored support in mental wellness, physical health, productivity, and lifestyle design. Built by founders Randy Rawlings, Joshua Eddens, and Derek Urban, Aneu aims to revolutionize the way people navigate their unique journeys in personal and professional development. The Southern California-based team brings a rare fusion of expertise from their backgrounds at Google, Virgin Orbit, ADP, and others.
Aneu CEO Randy Rawlings said, “After several months of technical development in stealth mode, reaching initial funding milestones, and internal testing, we’re excited to announce limited early access to Aneu. Our team has worked tirelessly to bring our vision to life by making transformative, data-informed personal growth accessible to the public. We’re confident that our platform and holistic approach to growth will elevate, enhance, and enable people to turn ambitious goals into an achievable, everyday reality.”
Prospective users are encouraged to sign up for the public beta in January 2024 through Aneu’s official website. Participants in this beta phase will gain exclusive early access to Aneu’s innovative features and play a crucial role in shaping the final product by providing valuable feedback prior to the official release.
About Aneu Technologies Corp
Aneu Technologies Corp developed and operates a highly advanced personal growth platform, paired with an insightful companion and a world-class proactive advisor. Aneu’s technology weaves together the best of artificial and organic intelligence, crafting entirely new experiences that are custom-tailored to each user’s unique growth and development. Founded in 2023 by Randy Rawlings of Virgin Orbit, Joshua Eddens of Google, and Derek Urban, Aneu is revolutionizing how we work, and thrive in a modern world
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