What the build figures mean.

Where we are

The application is coming soon and has not publicly opened. Built features describe the current implementation, not general public availability. Time capsules are built: seal a message and choose the date it opens. The founder confirmed the time-capsule status on 26 September 2026.

The reported figures

The founder estimates the initial platform is 85% built, with around 70,000 lines of working code, hundreds of automated tests and AI spending below A$3,000.

• 85%: the founder’s estimate of progress towards the initial platform. A complete weighted feature inventory is not published, so this is not a measured readiness score.
• About 70,000 lines: a reported code-volume figure, not a measure of usefulness, security or maintainability.
• Hundreds of automated tests: application test coverage reported by the founder. A passing test suite does not by itself establish production security, historical accuracy or user acceptance. Tests of this company website are separate.
• Below A$3,000: reported AI spending during the build. It is not a total company-cost figure or a forecast of future operating costs. A reconciled expense breakdown is not published.

What you can inspect

The build method and dated developer journal describe decisions, failures and lessons. The technology page explains the architecture and known limitations. A demonstration and build tracker can be discussed with the founder at investor@genacy.co.

What remains separate

The application has not publicly opened. There is no published independent third-party security audit. Voice cloning for living twins, payments and embodied avatars remain outside the built claims on this page. Future roadmap stages have no announced delivery dates.

These statements explain the published claims; they are not an independent application audit.