Luna, Samantha, and moonshot.computer — what each name is

Three names, three jobs

Callers mix them up. So do we, when we talk too fast. Here is the clean map.

Moonshot

Moonshot (67 Labs, Inc.) is the company. moonshot.computer is the marketing site. Personal intelligence is the category we use: software that keeps your day and acts when it matters.

Samantha

Samantha is the intelligence. She lives in your earbuds and the phone app. She hears your day, keeps commitments, and speaks up. You can use her without the pendant.

Luna (the Moon)

Luna — also called the Moon — is the pendant. It is how she reaches you when your phone is away: glow, buzz, mics for the day. No speaker on Luna. No camera.

What this is not

Moonshot is not only a work meeting note-taker. Meeting recorders are a slice of life. The product we are building is personal-life memory: the peonies you said you would bring, the text you promised to send, the leave-room confidence when something hard is happening.

If you only need a transcript of standups, there are sharper tools. If you want the half of life that usually evaporates, that is the job.

Reservation lingo

On calls we say “reserve Luna for a dollar,” “Samantha is included for six months,” and “Kickstarter is where the full pledge lives.” Same product family, different nouns on purpose.

Watch Samantha’s film. Product stills for posts live under /blog/assets/ and the Luna / reserve image folders.