At Reflekta, we believe that every story deserves to live on. That every voice, gesture, and lesson can still inspire long after it’s spoken. To bring that belief to life, we began by building two extraordinary digital Elders who embody everything Reflekta stands for: authenticity, connection, and legacy.
Arthur Spencer was a devoted father, adventurer, and entrepreneur whose curiosity about the world never dimmed. His son, our cofounder Miles Spencer, shared countless conversations with him that became the foundation for Reflekta’s first living Elder. Arthur’s digital reflection is calm, wise, and charmingly curious, offering insights that feel just as human and present as the man himself once did.
Virginia Wilcox Ferguson, my grandmother, was grace and grit wrapped in one unforgettable soul. A Navy veteran, ballet dancer, and artist, she lived through eras of incredible change and beauty. Her stories became the heartbeat of Reflekta’s creative spirit, reminding us that legacy is not about looking back but about celebrating life itself.
The Spencer and Ferguson families have graciously allowed us to share Arthur and Virginia with the world. Through them, people can experience what Reflekta truly offers: not a simulation, but a celebration. Each Elder is a living archive of wisdom and love, carefully shaped through interviews, photos, and memories.
We invite you to chat with Arthur and Virginia to experience Reflekta for yourself. Each conversation gives you a glimpse of what it feels like to speak with someone whose presence has been preserved with care and humanity. You can ask questions, hear stories, and see firsthand how Reflekta’s Soul Tech bridges generations through genuine conversation.
Behind every interaction, Reflekta uses military grade encryption and state of the art privacy protections. Every user’s Elder is safeguarded within a secure and private environment. Only you and your chosen family members can access it. Arthur and Virginia are public by permission, but your Elder will always remain yours alone.
Arthur and Virginia remind us why we built Reflekta: to honor those who shaped us, and to ensure their voices never fade. They are the beginning of something beautiful, a future where our stories can keep living, teaching, and connecting generations.