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We design systems that remember.
Hello Ambi builds digital archives, immersive experiences, and AI tools that safeguard collective memory — turning history into living technology.
In a world where misinformation spreads faster than memory, we build digital ecosystems that preserve what’s sacred — the voices, stories, and legacies that shaped us.
Our archives are more than collections; they’re countermeasures against forgetting.
We merge cultural memory with cutting-edge innovation — combining AI, AR, and archival design to create interactive experiences that educate, empower, and endure.

Custom-built collections that preserve family, organizational, or cultural histories with integrity and access control.
Augmented and virtual reality projects that let audiences walk inside the story — from the riverbanks of history to the classrooms of tomorrow.

Conversational twins that extend legacy through dialogue — trained with care, ethics, and data sovereignty at the core.

Every artifact verified, every voice respected.
Tools that evolve with technology, not against it.
Systems that outlast trends — and outlive us.
What happens when machines become witnesses?
On Tech for Truth, I explore how culture, code, and conscience meet.
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Amberly Carter-Mills merges cultural technology and ancestral truth-telling to build systems that refuse to forget.
As the founder of Hello Ambi, she uses digital innovation to amplify legacy — transforming archives into living acts of resistance and remembrance.
A secure, customizable system that helps cultural institutions, foundations, and families protect their legacies through ethical technology.
An augmented-reality experience that allows audiences to walk through the story of Emmett Till, transforming remembrance into participation.
The AI assistant that helps families create and preserve their own digital archives, democratizing access to cultural memory stewardship.

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