Four concept screens for what a cloning experience could feel like, through its phases: being recognised, being absorbed, sending your selves out to work, and talking with the one that stayed. Concept images, not the app: the live app is at clone.arnao.ai. Each screen is rendered at desktop (1920×1080) and phone (390×844); the primary action is on screen at both sizes without scrolling. Demo people are fictional and shown as initials only.
The camera is already on and the screen is the lamp: the face is found in under a second, the caption "Byron. I know you." fades in, three reads (upbeat, focused, evening) follow, and the evening brief is retuned before you touch anything.
The capture in progress: face at 40% of the height in the ring light, and beside it the honest numbers for Face, Voice, Way of speaking, What I know and Memories; a scope (Personal, Business, Non-personal) and what the copy may do (write emails, use the card to $200, make calls, sign nothing).
Your selves out at work (Claims on a call with an insurer under a mandate, Subscriptions with a card limit, Inbox triage with quiet hours), each with its fidelity, powers, spend and expiry; copies other people sent you; and the Council, five at a table deciding whether the smoke-test dataset ships, 4 to 1.
Words land in the transcript as you say them, the clone shows whose turn it is (listening, your turn, thinking), says what it noticed in your voice, and puts the move it is about to make on screen with Do it; Next is a small fallback for when the mic misses you.
