Harman Wander.
What happens to a person's stories when they are no longer around to tell them?
For Canadian entrepreneur Harman Wander, that question became the starting point for My Autobiography, an AI-powered platform designed to help people record the experiences, memories, and lessons that make up their lives.
The idea is straightforward. People spend decades collecting experiences and learning things that may never be written down. Family stories are often passed from one generation to another, while other memories disappear with time. Harman Wander wants to use technology to give those stories a place to live.
My Autobiography is currently available through a limited early-access program. The company has also secured an undisclosed funding round, which it says will help with further product development and the expansion of its AI capabilities.
Not Another Social Media Platform
My Autobiography comes from a different way of looking at the internet.
Most social platforms are designed around what is happening now. People share a photograph, post an update, or upload a short video, and the feed quickly moves on to something else.
Harman Wander wanted to build something that would preserve life & its meaning in true form.
The platform allows people to create a digital autobiography where they can record different parts of their lives. That could mean childhood memories, family history, career experiences, personal achievements, difficult moments, or the lessons they learned from them.
The idea is not simply to collect more digital content. It is to give that content a story and a place where it can be revisited later.
A photograph can show what someone looked like at a particular age. An autobiography can explain what that period of their life was like.
Making a Life Story Interactive
Artificial intelligence is what gives My Autobiography its more unusual dimension.
The company is developing AI-powered personas based on the information people choose to share about themselves. The aim is to make a person's recorded experiences more interactive, allowing others to explore their story through questions and conversations.
For a family, that could mean being able to ask about a grandparent's childhood or understand how a parent made an important decision in their career.
For someone documenting their professional life, it could provide a way to pass on knowledge that might otherwise be difficult to capture in a traditional biography.
The AI does not replace the original story. Instead, it works with the information the person has chosen to preserve.
My Autobiography is also exploring immersive experiences, including virtual reality, as a possible future way of allowing people to experience and explore personal histories.
Everyone Has a Story
Harman Wander does not believe a digital legacy should be something reserved for celebrities or well-known personalities.
Some of the most meaningful stories belong to ordinary families.
A parent may want to record memories from their childhood. A business owner may want to explain how they built a company and what they learned along the way. A teacher may want to preserve decades of experiences from the classroom. Grandparents may want to leave something behind that gives younger family members a better understanding of where they came from.
That is the broader audience Harman Wander hopes to reach.
The company's philosophy is captured in a simple statement: "Every life has value. Every story deserves to be preserved."
"Our goal extends beyond simply storing information," Harman Wander said. "We want to help preserve human wisdom, family traditions, personal experiences, and life lessons in ways that remain meaningful for generations to come."
The Next Phase of Human Story Sharing
Every person leaves behind information, but information alone does not necessarily preserve the person behind it.
A photograph can preserve an appearance. A video can preserve a voice and a moment. A written autobiography can preserve selected memories.
But human identity also consists of opinions, experiences, values, relationships, decisions and the reasoning behind them.
My Autobiography is being developed around the idea that technology can help preserve more of this context.
For today's users, that could mean having one place to organize and share important parts of their journey. For families, it could create a richer record of their history. For influential individuals, it could provide a structured way to preserve the experiences and perspectives behind their public achievements.
And for future generations, these records could eventually become something they don't simply read or watch, but interact with and experience.
This is where AI and virtual reality could significantly change the meaning of an autobiography.
The long-term vision is to move human storytelling from static records toward living digital legacies-while keeping the original human story at their centre.
Harman Wander's Own Path
Harman Wander's background is quite different from what you might expect from someone building an AI company.
His career began in construction before moving into business consulting, real estate investment, and technology ventures across Canada.
Those experiences gave Harman Wander a chance to work in different industries and see how people build businesses, make decisions, solve problems, and learn from experience.
Over time, that led him to think about what happens to all of that knowledge once a person's active career comes to an end.
Much of it is never recorded.
Some of it is written in documents or books, but a large part of it remains in conversations and personal memories. When those people are gone, that knowledge can disappear with them.
My Autobiography is an attempt to change that using technology.
What Comes Next
The company is still at an early stage, but Harman Wander sees possibilities beyond simply creating digital autobiographies.
My Autobiography could eventually become a way for families to preserve their history, for professionals to share what they have learned, and for future generations to explore the experiences of people they never had the opportunity to meet.
The company is also looking at immersive digital experiences that could offer another way to explore those stories.
For now, however, the focus is on getting people to start documenting their lives and continuing to develop the platform through its early-access program.
People interested in learning more about My Autobiography or joining the early-access waitlist can visit www.myautobiography.com.
About Harman Wander
Harman Wander is a Canadian entrepreneur, business consultant, and technology innovator. His career has taken him through construction, business consulting, real estate investment, and technology ventures.
Today, Harman Wander is focused on My Autobiography and the idea that technology can help preserve something that is often difficult to put into words: the experiences and knowledge people collect throughout their lives.
At its heart, the project is built around an old idea in a new form - leaving something behind for the people who come next.
