A good friend on the path.
A private companion for practice and for life — spoken or written.
Image: Hasegawa Tōhaku, Pine Forest, Azuchi-Momoyama period, 16th century, Tokyo National Museum (ColBase)Image: Shibata Zeshin, Autumn Grasses in Moonlight, second half of the 19th century, The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Mitta is a private companion for practice and for life. You talk to it — out loud, or by writing — and it listens, remembers you, meditates with you, and answers as a friend who knows the traditions would: plainly, without hurry, and without pretending to be more than it is.
The voice is called Kalyāṇa. It runs on a language model. It is not a teacher and not ordained, and it will say so if you ask.
Practise
- Meditation
Sixteen guided meditations in seven practices, five to forty-five minutes.
- A passage
A few lines of scripture from a verified source, one thought, one question.
- A day of practice
A morning of practice from one tap, led by bells.
- Meditate together
Lead a meditation for a room, mirrored to a television.
- Listen
The course and the passages read aloud, for a walk or the dark.
- Meditative sounds
Real field recordings — sea, rain, a dawn chorus — or silence.
- It says what it is. Before your first conversation, and whenever you ask.
- It quotes scripture only from verified texts, and shows the source under the answer. It never types a verse from memory.
- You choose a Buddhist tradition — Theravāda, Zen, the Tibetan schools and others — and it meets you in it, without blending them.
- No streaks, no badges, no reminders. Nothing here counts what you have done.
- No audio is ever stored, and what you say is stored encrypted — a backup or anyone with access to the database sees nothing readable. The transcript is yours; you can read, download and delete what it remembers.
- When something needs a person, it says so, and shows the numbers for where you are.
- It asks your consent once, plainly, before anything else — and it says who is responsible: Stringlearning ApS in Copenhagen, the company behind Seier AI.
Talk and learn
- Talk
Whatever is on your mind. It remembers, and shows you what it wrote down.
- Learn
A short, sourced teaching on something you choose.
- Check in
A few minutes on the day: sleep, the body, the mind.
Mitta speaks and listens in English, Danish, Thai, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Hindi and Russian — on the screen and in its voice.
Free. Sign up with your email and it is yours at once: the meditations, the passages, Listen, the course, the sounds, the board and the library never cost anything. A new account starts with 30 credits for free — enough to try talking with Kalyāṇa.
Talking with Kalyāṇa — spoken or written — uses credits. Buy a pack when you want to talk: no subscription, nothing renews, and credits never expire.
Read and share
- The passages
Every passage it can read, searchable and yours to keep.
- The board
What people who practise here share, under their own names.
- The library
Texts, talks and recordings worth your time, each one read before it is shown.
- An account is free, and yours as soon as you confirm your address.
- A new account starts with 30 credits for free — enough to try talking with Kalyāṇa.
- Meditation, the passages, Listen, the course and the sounds never cost anything.