AI startup Banza has raised $1 million in pre-seed funding to develop a personal AI ‘twin’ that learns users’ habits, interests, and situations. The funding, led by Campus Fund, also includes other investors including Avalanche.

Currently, most digital apps and platforms provide users with recommendations that prioritize their own profits. In contrast, Banza’s AI twin aims to deeply understand each individual and help them make completely appropriate and unbiased decisions about everyday things like what to eat, what to watch, and what to buy.

Banza plans to use the new funding to quickly develop its product, ensure better service to users, and expand the company. This platform, which is poised to become a strong presence in the new technology field of personal AI, currently has more than 200,000 users.