Don't just show who you are.
Let people talk to your AI-powered self.
Your Page, Reimagined.
Your page still looks the same — beautiful and simple — but now it talks back.
Visitors can chat directly.
Your AI Twin helps them learn about you, your work, and what you offer.
Professional
But Smarter.
Build trust and authority with an AI Twin that knows your background, answers questions, and introduces you even when you're not online.
Authentic
The Real You, Amplified.
Your Twin speaks in your tone and represents your personality. From your passions to your professional story — it shares what makes you, you.
Simple
Because AI Should Feel Effortless.
Create your page once. Your AI Twin does the rest — chatting with visitors, answering questions, and collecting leads automatically.
Create your page once
Set up your profile in minutes
Train your Twin
Teach it about you and your work
Let it work for you
Your Twin handles the rest automatically
What Makes the Virtual Twin Powerful
Three powerful features that transform how people connect with you
Train It Your Way
Personalize your AI Twin. Teach it how to talk about you — your skills, your bio, your goals.
Capture Leads Automatically
Your Twin can collect contact info from conversations and store it directly in your built-in CRM.
Book Meetings
Connect Twin with your calendar to schedule meetings automatically.
Upgrade — Bring Your Page to Life.
Unlock your AI Virtual Twin and turn your static page into a living, conversational experience.
Standard
- about.me page
- AI Virtual Twin
- Capture leads directly into about.me CRM for easy follow-up
- Schedule appointments
- Email signature
Pro
- about.me page
- Virtual Twin AI
- Capture leads directly into about.me CRM for easy follow-up
- Schedule appointments
- Email signature
- Connect a domain (yourname.com)
- Customizable Spotlight button
- Image gallery or video embed
- Remove about.me branding
- Customer support
This could be you.
Three about.me members putting their pages to work. Click to see them live.
Tony L. Manning, MPA, BA, RP
Consultant, Life Coach, and Legal Analyst in Detroit, Michigan
Tony L. Manning, MPA, BA, RP
Strategist. Fixer. Storyteller. Advocate. Father.
Tony L. Manning, MPA, BA, RP, is a strategist, fixer, storyteller, and community advocate specializing in crisis management, business and legal consulting, communications, and parliamentary procedure. With a sharp mind for structure and an unwavering commitment to people, Tony brings clarity to chaos and direction to uncertainty.
What distinguishes Tony is not simply his professional experience—it is his story.
Tony understands that life rarely happens in black and white. His experiences with adversity, consequences, judgment, growth, and restoration have given him an ability to recognize the grey areas where the real answers often exist.
And there is a chapter of his story he does not hide.
In 2002, while a senior in high school, Tony, then 18, was involved in a sexual relationship with a 15-year-old freshman. The relationship resulted in criminal charges, and following the advice of his court-appointed attorney, Tony pleaded guilty to third-degree criminal sexual conduct involving a person between the ages of 13 and 15.
That conviction is part of his record.
It is not the entirety of his life.
For more than two decades, Tony has lived with both the consequences of that conviction and the assumptions that sometimes accompany a criminal record. He does not ask anyone to erase his past. He simply believes his life should be evaluated in its entirety.
What happened afterward matters.
Tony pursued higher education, earning multiple college degrees and professional credentials. He built businesses, became involved in public policy and criminal justice reform, served communities, advised leaders, and committed himself to helping others navigate complicated circumstances.
From 2010 to 2012, Tony served on the Michigan Task Force for Alternatives to Incarceration under Chairman Fred Durhal, Sr. He has also served as a guest presenter in the School of Criminal Justice at Michigan State University.
Professionally, Tony has advised elected officials, including members of Congress and state legislators, as well as entrepreneurs and recognizable names in entertainment. Whether in a boardroom, legislative committee room, church, community center, or private strategy session, he remains grounded in one principle: understand the person, understand the problem, and determine what comes next.
His work has sometimes produced unexpected intersections. A person of faith, Tony has also provided legal research, business, financial, and strategic guidance to successful adult-content creators, including professionals working through platforms such as OnlyFans and Pornhub.
Yes, you read that correctly.
A minister once reminded him that regardless of someone’s profession or circumstances, everyone deserves someone willing to provide honest and professional advice. Tony never forgot it.
That philosophy carries into his work as a photographer and cinematographer. Behind the camera, Tony does more than capture moments—he tells stories. His lens has captured people celebrating, grieving, worshiping, serving, performing, struggling, and simply being human.
It continually reinforces something he knows personally:
People are more than a photograph, headline, label, mistake, or moment.
In 2019, Tony founded The Restorative Justice Project, a nonprofit focused on veterans, returning citizens, people experiencing homelessness, and marginalized and underserved communities. Since 2025, he has increasingly directed his time and resources toward expanding that mission.
For Tony, restorative justice is personal. It is the belief that accountability and redemption can coexist; that consequences do not eliminate human potential; and that communities are stronger when people are given meaningful opportunities to rebuild.
As 2026 comes to a close, Tony is preparing for his next chapter. In 2027, he plans to substantially reduce his private consulting work and devote more of his professional life to nonprofit service, restorative justice, and community impact.
Yet for all the degrees, credentials, businesses, clients, public service, and professional accomplishments, Tony’s greatest title requires no letters after his name:
Dad.
His daughter, Penelope—his beloved “Penny”—is his inspiration, responsibility, and legacy.
Tony is transparent about his past because he refuses to surrender ownership of his story to anyone else. There are chapters he is proud of and chapters he would write differently. They all belong to the same book.
More than two decades later, he is still writing.
His philosophy is simple:
“It’s not about meeting people where they’ve been. It’s about meeting them where they are right now—and helping them get where they’re going.”
Smart. Scarred. Still Standing.
Pierre Jennings
Brand Identity & Strategy, Creative Direction, and Multimedia & Visual Storytelling in Atlanta
I’m Pierre Jennings, a multidisciplinary Creative Director, Brand Designer, and visual storyteller with 15+ years of experience turning ideas into meaningful, memorable brand experiences.
My career has been built around one belief: great design should do more than look good—it should communicate, connect, and create value. I approach every project by first understanding the story behind the brand, the audience it needs to reach, and the objective it needs to accomplish. From there, I translate strategy into creative solutions that are distinctive, purposeful, and built to work across multiple touchpoints.
My experience spans brand identity and strategy, creative direction, integrated campaigns, digital and print design, web, editorial, packaging, environmental graphics, motion, video, and photography. I've created work across healthcare, B2B, consumer products, wellness, finance, transportation, nonprofit, professional services, events, and entertainment—giving me the ability to adapt my creative approach to very different audiences and industries.
What distinguishes me is the ability to see both the big picture and the details. I can establish the creative vision and build the visual system, then roll up my sleeves and bring that vision to life. Whether I'm developing a brand from the ground up, directing a campaign, designing a publication, building a digital experience, or creating motion and video content, I think about how every element contributes to the larger story.
Through PJJ Designs, I partner with businesses, organizations, entrepreneurs, and creative teams looking to launch something new, elevate an existing brand, or simply communicate their story more effectively.
I'm always interested in opportunities to collaborate with people who value strong ideas, thoughtful design, and creative work with purpose.
Build the strategy. Create the identity. Tell the story.
Felicia Dickson
Social Worker, Recovery Coach, and Lived-Experience Speaker in the US
Aspire Wellness Center, Inc.
Aug 2026 – Present
Remote / MD
- Provide psychiatric rehabilitation support to adults with behavioral health needs, addressing employment, independent living, wellness, community integration, and resource access.
- Develop and facilitate weekly psychoeducational workshops incorporating interactive discussion and practical skill-building.
- Collaborate with clients on strengths, barriers, goals, and measurable rehabilitation objectives while providing resource navigation, advocacy, and community-service linkage.
CCI Health Services
Oct 2025 – Present
Silver Spring, MD
- Provide individual and group-based recovery support to adults with substance use and co-occurring behavioral health needs using trauma-informed, client-centered approaches.
- Conduct behavioral health screenings and support treatment planning, goal monitoring, stabilization, relapse prevention, and recovery engagement.
- Provide case coordination, advocacy, crisis support, and referrals in collaboration with interdisciplinary providers.
ARCS Recovery Program
Sep 2011 – Sep 2025
Asheville, NC
- Designed and implemented a structured addiction recovery curriculum using video-based lessons and companion journals/workbooks.
- Facilitated recovery-focused groups addressing relapse prevention, resilience, self-awareness, emotional regulation, and personal growth.
- Provided individualized recovery coaching using trauma-informed and motivational interviewing approaches.
- Expanded programming through digital delivery, increasing accessibility and continuity across diverse adult populations.
Freelance Group Facilitator
May 2002 – Aug 2011
Southeast Florida
- Developed and facilitated psychoeducational and recovery-focused groups in detox, halfway house, and residential treatment settings.
- Delivered programming addressing relapse prevention, coping and life skills, emotional regulation, and recovery readiness.
- Served diverse populations, including adults with co-occurring disorders and court-mandated and high-risk clients, while collaborating with treatment teams.
Safe Place Halfway Houses
January 2001 – Aug 2011
Southeast Florida
- Owned and operated recovery-oriented halfway houses serving adults establishing stability and sustaining recovery from substance use disorders.
- Managed admissions, house structure, resident expectations, conflict resolution, accountability, safety, and daily residence operations.
- Developed and facilitated recovery-focused groups addressing relapse prevention, coping skills, relationships, personal responsibility, emotional wellness, and community reintegration.
- Worked directly with residents through the challenges of early recovery while coordinating with treatment providers, families, and community resources.
- Gained firsthand experience with the programming, staffing, resident-engagement, administrative, and operational realities of recovery housing.