Virtually Myself® vs Copilot
Process at speed vs process, perspective and progression
Microsoft Copilot is outstanding at process, speeding up the work in front of you inside the Microsoft 365 apps you already use. What it isn't designed to do is hold a deep, persistent model of you. Virtually Myself® adds perspective, answers grounded in your own frameworks, stories and point of view, and progression, a Vault that compounds every time you use it.
See the full comparison →Virtually Myself® vs ChatGPT
A general assistant vs your own expertise engine
ChatGPT is a remarkable general assistant, but “general” is the operative word, it's trained on the public internet and starts most conversations from a blank slate. Virtually Myself® draws on a secure Vault of your material and learns how you actually communicate, so the output is grounded in your thinking and recognisably in your voice.
See the full comparison →Virtually Myself® vs Claude & Claude Projects
A brilliant model vs a system built around your expertise
Claude is one of the most capable AI models available, and Claude Projects adds custom instructions and reference files. It is genuinely excellent, and Virtually Myself® can even use Claude among its models. The difference is everything built around it: a searchable Vault across 15+ formats, dedicated voice modelling, source-based retrieval, and content and business workflows, so your expertise compounds instead of starting fresh each project.
See the full comparison →Virtually Myself® vs generic AI content tools
Off-the-shelf output vs living expertise
Off-the-shelf AI writing tools produce off-the-shelf results, polished, plausible and interchangeable with whatever everyone else using the same tool is publishing. Virtually Myself® works only from your approved material and models your voice, turning years of expertise into content that couldn't have come from anyone else.
See the full comparison →Virtually Myself® vs SharePoint
Document storage vs usable knowledge
SharePoint is a capable, governed home for an organisation's documents, but a repository only takes you so far when someone needs a single reliable answer. Virtually Myself® works across your approved material, including what already lives in SharePoint, so people can ask in plain language and get a clear, source-linked answer.
See the full comparison →Virtually Myself® vs Dropbox
A filing cabinet vs a research assistant
Dropbox is superb at storing and sharing your files, but it's a filing cabinet, it holds your work without understanding it. Virtually Myself® makes the same material searchable by idea across 15+ formats, connects to the Dropbox you already use, and turns what it finds into content in your own voice.
See the full comparison →Virtually Myself® vs a DIY custom GPT
A quick bot vs a real expertise engine
Uploading a few documents to a custom GPT can make a decent FAQ bot. A genuine expertise engine needs more: a structured, searchable Vault, real voice modelling, source-based retrieval you can trust, and secure hosting. Virtually Myself® is that system, built and maintained for you.
See the full comparison →Virtually Myself® vs a self-built local vault
A project vs a product
Rolling your own, a local Obsidian vault, maybe a self-hosted model, is a legitimate path if you enjoy building and maintaining your own tools. But it's a project, not a product. Virtually Myself® gives you the depth of a custom-built system, and the sovereignty you were protecting, without the hardware, setup and security burden landing on you.
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