Invest in the Makers
of One of the First Human-Like AI Assistants
We address one of the $1T AI market’s1 biggest opportunities with Lia, the first AI assistant designed to seamlessly manage tasks and connect emotionally. Backed by $2M in funding, Lia is built to deliver human-like interactions at scale. Whether it’s managing days or providing empathetic support, Lia is the AI revolution investors have been waiting for. Join us as we take human-like AI from science fiction to reality.
Investment Highlights
Partnered with Google
As a member of the Google AI Startup Program
Backed by Industry Leaders
Yannis Mallat (former Ubisoft CEO) and Nicolas Schulman (manages $1B+ in assets) are investors
Proven Organic Growth
Each user refers 5.6 new users
Fully Realizing the
Trillion-Dollar AI Boom
McKinsey says AI will create $4.4T in annual economic value2, with tools like ChatGPT already boasting 300M weekly active users. Unsurprisingly, the AI market is expected to grow 400% by 2032. Despite this growth and widespread adoption, no AI solution has successfully combined task management and emotional intelligence – until Lia.
Merging Productivity with Personalization
Lia is the world’s first AI to combine high-level task management with emotional intelligence. Whether managing your day-to-day or being an empathetic sounding board, Lia is the industry’s most human-like AI assistant.
Task Mastery Meets Empathy: Manage unlimited tasks while Lia learns to anticipate needs.
Real-Time Emotional Understanding: Lia recognizes emotions and responds accordingly.
Personalized Support: Every interaction adapts to moods, goals, and preferences.
With the integration of leading AI technologies like fine-tuned Gemini 2.0, Dall-E 3, Whisper, and GPT models, Lia delivers best-in-class performance across every interaction.
Sensory Understanding and Intuitive Adaptation
By using “multimodal” technology – combining diverse inputs like visuals, language, and data – Lia delivers precise, tailored analysis. Whether analyzing a photo, translating a conversation, or managing tasks, Lia’s adaptive approach redefines what AI can achieve. Its scalable design also ensures it can meet the demands of millions, blending advanced functionality with emotional intelligence to create connections other AI assistants can’t match.
Rational Cortex
Forms the basis of Lia’s superhuman IQ, enabling her to solve complex problems and make advanced decisions.
Visual Cortex
Allows Lia to analyze images and videos, understanding both their content and context for precise insights.
Imagination Cortex
Empowers Lia to create unique images directly from your conversations, fostering creativity and innovation
Auditory Cortex
Processes languages and sounds, translating them seamlessly into text and actionable insights.
Speech Cortex
Enables Lia to convert complex concepts into natural, empathetic, human-like conversation.
Each Lia User Refers 5+ New Ones
Our growth is more than success – it’s proof that users value the unique combination of intelligence and empathy Lia delivers.
With projected profitability early next year and revenues of $1,000,000 by mid-2026 and $2M in funding, Lia27 is well-positioned for exponential growth.
The Company's projected profitability and revenue estimates are based on assumptions that it believes to be reasonable given the current market conditions and available information. However, these projections are forward-looking statements subject to risks, uncertainties, and factors that could cause actual results to differ materially. Investors should not rely solely on these projections when making investment decisions. Past performance is not indicative of future results. For a full discussion of risks and uncertainties, please refer to the Company’s offering materials.
Untapped Markets and Cutting-Edge Advancements
Our roadmap focuses on driving growth through diversified revenue streams, international market expansion, and cutting-edge technological advancements.
Diversified Revenue Streams:
Global Market Penetration:
Advanced Technology Integration:
With these initiatives, we are positioned to scale rapidly and redefine the future of AI assistance.
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A Team Driven by Passion and Expertise
Behind Lia27 is a team of experienced leaders with deep expertise in AI, product development, and scaling successful businesses.
An MIT graduate with expertise in AI and business strategy, Jean brings 20+ years of experience developing cutting-edge tech solutions
The first AI entity ever to hold a corporate leadership position, Lia provides critical support in streamlining operations and data-driven decision-making
A founder of many successful ventures, such as Counsl, SPAC, and IndyCar Race Team, Alex delivers the kind of financial acumen that tripled his law firmʼs profits within 7 years
& Investor
Having successfully led Ubisoft to the acclaimed launch of Assassin's Creed, Yannis commands excellence in product development and leadership
& Investor
A trusted wealth advisor who manages a portfolio of over $1 billion, Nicolas provides guidance in growth strategy and revenue generation
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