Real-time vision
Point the camera at anything and Spinal reads the room — objects, expressions, text on a page — and answers before you finish the sentence.
Live Live camera + voice model
An AI companion with a spine.
Spinal watches through your camera and listens through your mic, then answers in a voice that comes from a chrome companion standing right in front of you — not a chat bubble.
No card. Camera and mic stay off until you allow them.
24fps
Vision refresh
<300ms
Voice latency
C1–C7
Reasoning levels
Three levels, built to hold weight
Each level of the column takes on one job — named the way a spine is, from the neck down.
A voice, not a chatbox
The chrome companion speaks in a natural voice and holds a conversation like it’s standing in the room with you, not typing from behind a screen.
LiveMemory & screen share
Spinal starts remembering what matters between sessions, and can watch your screen to follow along with your actual work.
LiveFrom signal to voice
Three steps, in order, in under a second.
It sees
Your camera feed is read frame by frame — faces, objects, handwriting, whatever is in front of the lens.
It listens
Your voice is heard in real time, so you can interrupt, point, and say “this one” instead of describing it.
It answers
The reply is spoken aloud, grounded in what it saw and what it remembers from your earlier sessions.
Straight answers
Short, specific, no fine print hiding behind them.
Is Spinal really free to start?
Yes. Create an account and start talking. You don’t need a card to begin.
When is my camera on?
Only during a session you start, and only after your browser permission prompt. Close the session and the camera stops.
What does Spinal remember?
It keeps the things that matter between sessions, like your preferences and ongoing projects, so you don’t repeat yourself.
What do I need to run it?
A device with a camera and microphone and a modern browser. Screen share is optional.
Meet the one standing in front of you.
Allow the camera, say hello, and see what it notices first.
Get started — it’s free