Weird-looking. Exceptionally adapted.
The aye-aye moves differently, solves differently, and survives by using tools the rest of its category does not. That makes it a strong mascot for a planner built around brains that do not fit other people’s systems.
Ai-Ai is not about “fixing” the brain. It is about giving it a surface that works with how it actually moves, then building digital help around that instead of against it.
The story matters, but it comes after the sale path because the product has to stand on its own first.
Akam's Razor: if a tool works strangely well for a strange problem, keep the strange part. Make it useful.