Personal AI mentor
An AI mentor for decisions, purpose, and self-reflection
Sage gives you philosopher-led dialogue instead of generic coaching. Bring one real question and get mentored by Socrates, Marcus Aurelius, Krishna, Aristotle, Buddha, or Rumi.
Sharper decisions
Use Socratic questions, Stoic control, and Aristotelian practical wisdom when a choice has real consequences.
Purpose and direction
Bring career, duty, ambition, and identity questions to Krishna, Aristotle, Marcus Aurelius, or Socrates.
Recurring reflection
Return to the same issue as it changes instead of getting one generic answer and starting over elsewhere.
Choose your mentor
Different questions need different kinds of wisdom
Use one mentor for a first pass, then switch perspectives when the question changes. This is where Sage differs from a generic AI coach.
Socrates
Best first mentor when you need better questions before advice.
Marcus Aurelius
Best for pressure, discipline, resilience, and separating control from noise.
Krishna
Best for duty, purpose, action, and releasing attachment to outcomes.
Aristotle
Best for habits, virtue, character, and building a life that can actually flourish.
Start free
Reflection is free.Upgrade when it becomes practice.
Start with a real question. Move to Sage Plus for unlimited conversations and every sage, or Sage Pro for voice guidance when speaking is more natural.
Common questions
What is an AI mentor?
An AI mentor is a conversational tool that helps you reflect, make decisions, set direction, and grow. Sage is an AI mentor for philosophical guidance: it uses consistent philosopher personas instead of a generic coaching voice.
How is Sage different from an AI life coach?
Most AI life coaches focus on goals, motivation, and habits. Sage focuses on judgment, values, purpose, courage, discipline, attachment, and self-knowledge through philosopher-led dialogue.
Which AI mentor should I start with?
Start with Socrates if you want sharper questions, Marcus Aurelius for pressure and resilience, Krishna for purpose and duty, Aristotle for habits and virtue, Buddha for attachment, or Rumi for grief and love.
Is Sage therapy?
No. Sage is philosophical reflection and practical wisdom, not therapy, crisis care, medical advice, legal advice, or financial advice.
Is Sage free?
Sage Basic is free to start. Paid plans add unlimited text conversations, access to all sages, and voice guidance on Sage Pro.