Roadmap
Where the line has reached.
The layer had to work before capture was worth building, and capture has to be frictionless before retrieval means anything. Everything below is in that order for that reason.
The number
A task that takes ten or twelve prompts today should take two or three with a memory connected.
Every item below is on this list because it moves that number. Anything that does not is not on it.
In order
The layer
Profiles, folders, and delivery over MCP. The part everything else stands on.
Your memory is addressable by any agent that speaks MCP.
The Chrome extension
Save what you are looking at from the page you found it on. One click, nothing to fill in.
Collecting costs you a click, and the click is where you already are.
One-command setup
Connected to the agent you already work in, in a single step, with nothing to configure after it.
Your editor knows your taste the same evening you sign up.
Everything you already saved
The likes, bookmarks and saved threads you have been accumulating for years, imported whole.
The memory starts full instead of empty.
Retrieval without being asked
The prompt itself decides which slice of memory is relevant, and it arrives with the request.
You stop typing “use my memory”, which is the whole point.
Past design
What you read, how you build, how you write. Taste was the wedge because it was the hardest to write down.
One memory across everything you collect, not one per app.
Who it is for
One person’s memory. Yours.
There are good memory products being built for companies - shared context, tenants, seats, a knowledge base the whole organisation writes into. This is not one of them, and it is not a smaller version of one.
A personal memory is a different thing. It is built from what one person stopped on, it is worth having after a weekend rather than a quarter, and it is nobody else’s to read. There is no team plan, no shared workspace, and no admin console - because the moment your memory is something a company administers, it stops being a record of you.
Start now
Your AI forgets you. Give it a memory.
Opening in small batches so the first profiles get looked at properly.