Karamo Brown, the beloved life coach from Queer Eye, has launched a new wellness app called Kē that includes an AI version of himself.
The app, co-founded with Jason Nakata, draws from his personal 18-month journey focused on fitness, nutrition, meditation, and growth to help everyday users build similar habits.
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Users receive custom fitness plans tailored to their equipment and schedules along with home-based meal suggestions and video-guided workouts.
A dedicated meditation library offers targeted videos for managing stress and emotions while community groups connect people around shared goals like sobriety.
The standout AI Karamo lets users chat in real time with a voice-cloned digital version for instant advice and reflections.
This clone is built by Delphi using Brown's public interviews and clips to keep responses authentic and helpful.
The platform also combines AI-powered guidance with human support resources to provide a more balanced wellness experience.
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Brown stresses that the AI serves only as a supportive tool and explicitly directs users toward real human connections during tough moments.
Safeguards include human oversight and clear reminders that conversations help with progress rather than endless chats.
Looking ahead the technology may gain agentic abilities to automatically update user plans based on advice given.
This development highlights a growing shift where public figures turn personal brands into accessible digital coaching platforms.
For regular people it opens doors to structured self-improvement without needing expensive one-on-one sessions or celebrity access.
Alfred Lee
