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Apollo’s headline

The Digital Twin is the face of Apollo: a digital twin of you — a living replica of what you know, how you decide, who you work with, and what’s in flight. It reasons and acts on your behalf.
Think of the Twin as “you, in more places”: answering the repetitive things in your voice, pulling the right context, keeping things moving while you handle what only you can.
Two things make it different from any other agent on the platform:

It's personal

The Twin is yours, not the organization’s. It learns your voice, your decisions, and your preferences — and it speaks as you, not as “the company.”

It spans your organizations

Belong to more than one org? The Twin follows you across all of them, respecting each one’s isolation — context from one company never leaks into another.
Twin vs. Chief of Staff — don’t mix them up. The Chief of Staff is the organization’s agent: it knows the company and coordinates its work, but it doesn’t speak “as” anyone in particular. The Digital Twin is yours and speaks in your voice. One runs the company; the other represents you. They work together — your Twin delegates to the org’s Chief of Staff when the work belongs to the company.

What a Digital Twin is not

  • Not a video avatar / face-swap / visual clone.
  • Not a personality replica — it’s an operational representation: what you’d decide and how you’d communicate it.
  • It does not replace you on irreversible decisions (signatures, financial approvals, closing contracts).

When it makes sense to turn your Twin on

You don't scale anymore

A leader with 80+ pings a day across WhatsApp and email — the Twin answers the repetitive ones (status, links, simple follow-ups) in the right voice.

The decision needs your style

“How would I answer this email?” — the Twin has your history and your voice to produce a version that sounds like you.

Continuity when you're away

Weekend, travel, focus mode. The Twin keeps follow-ups rolling without interrupting your life.

Onboarding a new leader

A new leader takes time to build context. The Twin speeds it up — it inherits the org’s knowledge and the history of the relevant conversations.

How the Twin learns your voice

Setup is incremental — it starts cautious and earns autonomy as it gets things right:
1

Initial voice document

You write a voice document (markdown) with 3–5 examples of how you typically respond: a chasing email, a “thanks, I’ll take a look,” a crisp no to something out of scope, a request for more information.
2

Company context

The Twin inherits the org’s knowledge (documents, captures in the Brain) + your work history + the records of earlier conversations you took part in.
3

Iterative tuning

In the first weeks, you review the Twin’s drafts before they go out. Each correction (which tone, which sign-off, which greeting) feeds back into the voice document.
4

Autonomous on simple cases

At some point the Twin is consistently right on low-risk cases (confirming a time, sending a link, saying “I’ll look tomorrow”). You then grant autonomy on those and keep approval only on sensitive ones.
Autonomy in Apollo is a ratchet, not a switch: the Twin earns freedom per action-class as it builds a track record of getting things right — and you can pull that freedom back at any time. Every action is logged and auditable.

Limits — where the Twin never acts alone

How the Twin decides whether to act or propose for your approval: These limits are product invariants, not a configurable option:
ActionCan the Twin?
Reply “thanks, I’ll take a look”✓ yes, autonomous
Send a calendar link✓ yes, autonomous
Follow up on a sent proposal✓ yes, autonomous
Approve a commercial proposal to a client✗ no — requires you
Approve a contract signature✗ no — requires you
Confirm a payment / refund✗ no — requires you
Speak at public events as you✗ no — not supported
Edit a company governance decision✗ no — requires you
When an action falls into one of these, the Twin proposes and waits for your confirmation before executing.

When it appears publicly — and when it shouldn’t

It appears (in your voice):
  • In WhatsApp / email replies in your inbox.
  • In drafts of communications you sign.
  • In internal team chat replies where you normally speak.
It does not appear (the Twin isn’t appropriate):
  • In regulatory / legal communications (always human).
  • In public media (LinkedIn post, Twitter) — without your explicit opt-in.
  • In a first contact with an investor / strategic partner.
  • In any communication where the recipient reasonably expects to speak with you in person.

Next steps

Chief of Staff

The agent that coordinates the organization — your Twin’s counterpart at the company level.

Twin billing

Each Twin call debits Stars from the org’s balance — the same budget protection as any agent.

Use cases

Where the Twin creates the most value for whoever leads the operation.