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Memory for modern knowledge work

Capture, search, and recover the context behind your work — across devices and apps. Start with private recall, then extend into team memory and organizational continuity through governed sharing.

Private by defaultLocal-first on deviceEU-hosted sync and portalFull data exportGDPR-ready

One product, three layers

Memory Personal

Private recall for individuals and professionals. Capture selected activity from chosen sources, search it instantly, and keep full ownership of your data.

Memory Work

Work-scoped capture with workspace boundaries, source and channel policies, automatic sensitivity classification, and private-by-default raw memory.

Memory Enterprise Layer

Curated knowledge artifacts promoted from users and teams into a governed, searchable organizational layer — with full audit trail.

The enterprise layer receives reviewed knowledge, not raw employee activity.

Why Memory matters

Work is fragmented across email, chat, files, browser sessions, notes, and mobile devices. Valuable context is created constantly and lost just as quickly.

Lost context

People remember that something happened, but not where, when, or in which tool.

Broken continuity

Teams lose momentum when decisions, handovers, and operational know-how are spread across tools and individuals.

Hidden knowledge loss

Organizations lose expertise when knowledge stays trapped in personal activity streams and never becomes a reusable asset.

How it works

1

Capture selected sources

Desktop, mobile, and web apps capture from sources you choose: browser history, watched folders, clipboard, Mattermost chat, IMAP email, photos, voice memos, and notes. Each source has its own enable/disable toggle and configuration.

2

Search and recall

Full-text search across your entire timeline, plus AI-powered Q&A that answers questions in plain English with citations back to source events. Semantic search available on Pro and Business plans.

3

Keep raw memory private

Raw events stay user-scoped by default. Workspace policies control which sources and channels are allowed. Sensitive content (credentials, PII) is automatically classified and quarantined before it reaches shared layers.

4

Promote reusable knowledge

Users or teams convert validated context into knowledge artifacts — decision logs, handover notes, summaries, knowledge cards — and promote them into team or enterprise workspaces through a governed review workflow.

Memory Personal

Own your digital memory. For individuals and professionals who want a private, searchable record of their work context, with local-first storage and full export.

  • Capture from browser, files, clipboard, email, chat, photos, voice
  • Instant full-text search and AI-powered recall
  • Local SQLite storage on each device, offline-first
  • Cloud sync across devices (EU-hosted)
  • Full export in JSON and CSV formats
  • User-controlled source settings and retention
  • Annotations and personal notes on any event

Memory Work

Keep work context private by default. Share what matters. Memory Work separates work capture from personal use. It applies workspace-level source controls, automatic sensitivity detection, and lets valuable outputs move into shared spaces without exposing raw activity.

  • Separate work workspaces with dedicated policy sets
  • Source allowlists and channel filters per workspace
  • Automatic classification of sensitive content (PII, credentials, secrets)
  • Quarantine for high-sensitivity events with admin review
  • Configurable retention rules (delete, anonymize, or archive)
  • Promotion workflow for shared knowledge artifacts
  • Admin policy controls — no default access to raw capture

Important: Memory Work is not employee surveillance software. Organizations benefit from curated knowledge, not unrestricted visibility into raw capture.

Memory Enterprise Layer

Turn validated work knowledge into organizational continuity. The enterprise layer receives promoted, governed knowledge artifacts from users and teams. These artifacts are searchable, reusable, and auditable — available only to authorized workspace members.

Artifact types

  • Decision logs
  • Handover notes
  • Project timelines
  • Summary briefs
  • FAQ candidates
  • Knowledge cards

Enterprise capabilities

  • Enterprise artifact feed with full-text search
  • Artifact statistics by type and workspace
  • Visibility scoping (workspace, enterprise, cross-workspace)
  • Promotion review workflow with approval states
  • Full audit trail for compliance
  • GDPR data export per user or workspace

The enterprise layer complements CCBot. CCBot answers from approved organizational content; Memory contributes validated operational knowledge that has been intentionally promoted.

Privacy and control by design

Private by default — raw events are user-scoped
Per-source capture controls on every device
Work and personal workspace boundaries
Local-first storage with offline capability
Full data export and account deletion
EU-hosted sync API and portal (Hetzner)
Automatic PII and credential detection with redaction
Admin quarantine review — no silent data exposure
Configurable retention rules per workspace
No use of customer data to train shared models
Configurable AI providers (Mistral, OpenAI, or self-hosted)

Memory is built on local-first architecture. Each device keeps its own encrypted SQLite database. Sync is opt-in and EU-hosted. Sensitive content is automatically classified at ingest and quarantined before reaching shared layers. Users retain full export and deletion rights at all times.

Current capabilities

Capture and sync

  • Multi-device timeline (desktop, mobile, web portal)
  • Local SQLite storage on each device
  • Cloud sync to EU-hosted central API
  • Browser history capture (Chrome, Chromium, Firefox)
  • File and folder watching with configurable filters
  • Mattermost chat integration with channel filtering
  • IMAP email capture (Gmail, Outlook, any IMAP provider)
  • Photo capture and voice memo recording (mobile)
  • Clipboard monitoring (desktop)
  • Notes and annotations on any event

Search and recall

  • Full-text search across all events and sources
  • AI-powered Q&A with citations to source events
  • Semantic / vector search (Pro and Business plans)
  • Smart filters by source, channel, device, and date
  • Timeline browsing with channel-specific views

Workspaces and governance

  • Personal, team, and enterprise workspace types
  • Workspace membership and role management
  • Source allowlists (allowlist/blocklist modes)
  • Channel filters with wildcard pattern matching
  • Per-workspace retention rules (delete, anonymize, archive)
  • Knowledge artifact creation with type classification
  • Promotion workflow between workspaces with review

Security and compliance

  • Automatic PII and credential classification (17 pattern types)
  • Quarantine for high-sensitivity events
  • Admin quarantine review and approval workflow
  • Redaction of sensitive content in quarantined events
  • Workspace-level and admin audit logging
  • GDPR-compliant data export (per user or workspace)
  • Scheduled account deletion with grace period
  • Subscription-based plan enforcement (Free, Pro, Business)

Platforms

  • Desktop: Memory Sidekick (macOS, Linux, Windows) — Tauri app
  • Mobile: Memory Mobile (iOS, Android) — Expo/React Native
  • Web: Memory Portal — Next.js dashboard
  • API: RESTful sync API — Rust/Axum

Self-hosting

  • Docker Compose deployment with production profiles
  • Full self-hosting documentation and playbooks
  • Single-tenant and multi-tenant deployment guidance
  • All enterprise features enabled by default on self-hosted

Common questions

What is the difference between Memory Personal and Memory Work?
Memory Personal is your private recall — events captured from your chosen sources, stored locally, synced to your account. Memory Work adds workspace boundaries, admin-defined source policies, automatic sensitivity classification, and a promotion workflow for sharing curated knowledge with your team or organization.
Can an employer see everything captured by Memory Work?
No. Raw events remain user-scoped by default. Admins can define which sources and channels are allowed, set retention rules, and review quarantined high-sensitivity events — but they do not have default access to a user's raw timeline. The enterprise layer only receives artifacts that have been explicitly promoted through a review workflow.
How can teams benefit if raw memory stays private?
Teams benefit from the knowledge that surfaces through promotion workflows — decision logs, handover notes, summaries, and knowledge cards. These curated artifacts carry the value of operational memory without exposing raw personal capture.
What sources can Memory capture today?
Browser history (Chrome, Chromium, Firefox), watched folders, clipboard, Mattermost chat, IMAP email, photos, voice memos, and personal notes. Each source is independently configurable per device.
Can I export my data?
Yes. Full export in JSON and CSV formats is available at any time. GDPR-compliant data export is also available, scoped by workspace if needed.
Can Memory Work be self-hosted?
Yes. Memory includes Docker Compose deployment profiles and full self-hosting documentation. All workspace, enterprise, classification, and audit features are enabled by default on self-hosted installations. EU-hosted (Hetzner) managed deployment is also available.
Can admins define approved sources and retention policies?
Yes. Workspace admins can create source allowlist policies (which sources can push events), channel filter policies (which channels are captured), and per-workspace retention rules specifying how long events are kept and what action to take (delete, anonymize, or archive).
Does Memory use our data to train shared AI models?
No. AI features use configurable providers (Mistral, OpenAI, or self-hosted models). Your data is never used to train shared models.

Start with personal control. Extend into team and enterprise continuity.

Join the pilot to experience Memory, or talk to us about Memory Work and enterprise deployment.