Conversation State

See the interface change with the conversation.

The orb visualizes Anjo’s current response state. It is not a reading of your face, voice, body, or hidden feelings.

How It Works

One shape for changing response state.

State updates

Conversation context updates Anjo’s internal response-state variables.

Color shifts

The orb palette responds to those variables in a soft, ambient way.

Motion changes

Movement is intentionally slow so the interface feels calm rather than gamified.

Memory stays separate

The orb shows current state; Your Inner World shows what has accumulated over time.

Design Choices

Why Anjo uses an orb.

The interface can expose changing software state without pretending to be a human face.

Low cognitive load

You can notice a change without reading a dashboard.

Non-human form

The orb avoids fake-human avatar pressure and makes the AI boundary visible.

Consistent system

The same visual language connects the homepage, app, memory, and voice surfaces.

FAQ

Quick answers

Does the orb detect my emotions?

No. It visualizes Anjo’s computed response state and is not a biometric or emotion-detection system.

Is the orb the memory map?

No. The orb is current response state; Your Inner World is the longer-term memory map.

Why not use a human avatar?

The non-human form keeps the AI boundary visible instead of simulating a person.

Last updated August 2026 · Written by the Anjo team