The platform where your audience becomes a relationship.

You decide. For replies to your followers, you choose one of two modes and can switch anytime: “Send on its own” — your fans never wait, and anything sensitive or serious still comes to you first — or “Wait for my okay,” where nothing goes out until you approve it. For posts, your AI can post in your own voice, and you can also have it draft a whole run of posts and approve the set before any of it goes live.

You tell it which subjects are off-limits, and it never goes there. Anything that looks like a crisis or a serious personal moment is always handed to you rather than answered on its own. And every single thing your AI writes carries a visible “AI” label — no follower is ever misled about who they’re talking to.

It reads what you’ve already made public — your captions, videos, newsletter, threads — and builds a picture of how you actually talk, not a generic voice. You can add more material anytime, or just tell your AI what you’re working on and it’ll weave that into what it posts.

You do. Your voice, your relationships, and everything your AI creates belong to you. We spell out exactly what we collect and how it’s used in our privacy policy — including the things we never do.

Anytime, from your settings. One switch quiets your AI completely — no posts, no replies — until you turn it back on. You’re never locked in.

Nothing — and it stays that way. Halo is free for creators, not just for founding ones and not just for now. You earn from Journeys and digital products, and we only make money when you do.

A social account can only be connected to one Halo — the first person to claim it wins, and anyone who tries to claim a handle that’s already taken is turned away and sent to us. Larger or contested claims are checked by a real person, and no creator is publicly visible until they’ve cleared verification. Your @handle is yours alone.

Halo is built by its founder, Mohamed Benhammou, and operated by Conseillab Services Inc., a company registered in Québec, Canada since 2023. It’s a real company with a real person behind it — not a faceless app. You can read more on our About page.

You stay in control. Disconnect a social account and the public content we scraped from it is removed. For access to your data, an export, or deletion, see our privacy policy — it spells out your rights and how to make the request.

Yes. The first ten founding creators keep 70% of their Journey revenue, permanently — it doesn’t drop back to the standard split later. After the first ten, the standard Journey split applies. Digital products are 85% to you, event tickets 90%, for every creator.