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Everything you tell your AI is gone by morning.

The Memory Engine reads every conversation you have with your AI, writes down what matters, and keeps a map of everything you told it. On your own Mac, not in the cloud. Nothing else does this.

  • Works with ChatGPT Codex, Claude Cowork, Claude Code, Cursor and Gemini.
  • Mac fully supported. Windows and Linux in beta.
  • Set up in 10 to 20 minutes.

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the real one runs on my Mac

My map on 6 September 2026: 179 subjects, 433 connections, drawn by the engine from what I said. I wrote none of it by hand.

The map, rendered from the dashboard's own map.

02:14 · session open 02:59 · session ended

Nothing you type here leaves this page.

Nothing was kept. By morning it remembers none of this.

By midnight it has forgotten the client, the decision, and you.

Without this, your AI keeps nothing between one session and the next. Tomorrow you explain it all again. The day after, again.

09:00 · a new session opens. It knows nothing about you. Bring up the same client again, and some of the details are already missing.

09:01 · the next session opens with a brief

It stayed awake the whole time, taking notes.

session start · what the assistant reads first

        

Every 15 minutes the Engine reads the conversation you just had, keeps what is worth remembering, and adds it to your memory vault. This is the brief it hands your assistant at the start of the next session. A demo with your line; on your Mac it is built from your own notes.

Nothing gets lost. Your line is a subject on the map now, and tomorrow's session reads it before it says a word.

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  • Your memory files stay on your computer
  • Mac fully supported
  • Windows and Linux in beta

Your files and the index stay on your computer. When your AI tool writes a session's summary, that session's text goes through your own AI provider, with passwords and keys hidden first.

Payment methods are shown automatically based on your device and location.

Explore it before you buy

Browse the map, try tasks and reviews, and explore the activity history using fictional data. Changes reset on reload. The demo shows the interface; installation, AI processing and account connections happen in the installed product.

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What you get

  • The Memory Engine, version 3 beta, as a download after payment, with a written setup guide.
  • Every 3.x update, free.
  • A full refund within 14 days, for any reason.

It's for you if

  • You work with ChatGPT Codex, Claude Cowork, Claude Code, Cursor or Gemini most days, and you're tired of explaining your work again in every new session.
  • You run several projects, clients and people, and want to know what happened with each one without digging.
  • You want your memory on your own computer, not on someone else's server.

Mac is fully supported. Windows and Linux are in beta, and if it doesn't suit you, you get a full refund within 14 days.

The map: 179 subjects on a ring in 32 groups, 433 connections drawn as arcs between them

Move over a dot to see what it is connected to.

the map, as it really is

Every dot is a person, a project or a term. Every line between two dots is a real connection the engine found.

My own map on 2026-09-06, drawn by the engine from what I said. Nothing on it was placed by hand.

0 of 433 connections drawn

The Memory Engine dashboard: the map of every person, project and term with the connections between them, and the vault at a glance

the dashboard

Every morning, all of it on one page.

Every person, project and term, the connections between them, what moved this week, what is past its date, and what waits for your decision. A page on your own Mac, rebuilt every 15 minutes.

My own dashboard on 2026-09-06. Every number on it is real.

what it does

Six things it does for you, each with the screen that proves it.

sessions/2026-09-06-2207.md

worked on
The Memory Engine page: a third version, built on the dashboard's own map.
decided, and why
Photography is out. Every image is the system, because the page sells the system.
considered and rejected
A night-time study as the world. It read as mood, not mechanism.
still open
Which version goes live at /lp/memory-engine.

It writes every session down, by itself.

A dated note per session: what was done, what was decided and why, what was rejected and why, what is still open. This one is about building this page.

before anything is sent

ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=sk-ant-a7Qx9…3fRk [REDACTED-KEY]

postgres://user:h4x…@db.example [REDACTED-DB-URL]

It recognises seventeen kinds of password and key on sight, and anything that looks like one. If this check fails, nothing is sent at all.

It hides your passwords before anything is sent.

Your pages, index and history stay on your computer. The only thing sent is the session text, to the AI subscription you already pay for, with passwords and keys hidden first. If it cannot hide them, nothing is sent.

.memory/

  • people/one file per person
  • projects/one file per project
  • meetings/dated, with attendees and decisions
  • context/work-log/one line per session
  • sessions/one note per session
  • _inbox/pending/what waits for your yes or no

It files them as dated notes in a folder you own.

Plain text files in your own folder. Read every line, change it, delete it. It is yours, and it is what stays.

search · 0.09s

you type ذاكره

it also finds الذاكرة ذاكرة الذاكره

With a hamza or without one, a ta marbuta or a ha, and it learns names the way you type them.

It searches Arabic as well as English.

Sub-second, from any folder, in the language you think in.

sources · 2026-09-06

  • Claude Cowork667
  • Claude Code250
  • ChatGPT Codex157
  • Gemini10
  • Cursor0

Sessions found on my machine, by assistant; it writes up the ones worth keeping. Cursor reads zero here because I do not use it, and its reader is included.

It reads five assistants into one folder.

Whichever assistant you use, the notes land in the same place, and every assistant reads them back. When Claude Code changed its format overnight on 27 September 2026, capture kept running and nothing was lost.

The dashboard's review queue: decisions waiting for a yes or no, grouped by how long they have waited

And it refuses to guess.

Anything it is not sure about waits for your yes or no, one click each, and every click can be undone. It never guesses about your clients or your money, and that is exactly why you can trust everything else it writes.

THE WALKTHROUGH

See how to get started

Follow the setup prompts, explore tasks and reviews, and see how to adjust the settings. Choose the walkthrough in your language.

What setting it up actually looks like

  • Mac is fully supported. Windows and Linux are in beta. It is for one person on one computer, not for a phone, a browser tab or a team folder.
  • You need one assistant you already use. ChatGPT Codex, Claude Cowork, Claude Code, Cursor or Gemini. Claude Code is on from the start, Codex when you say yes during setup, and Claude Cowork, Cursor and Gemini you switch on in the settings. Then it reads all five.
  • It is one sitting, not a project. You unzip the download, run one command in the terminal, then ask your assistant to help you set it up. It takes 10 to 20 minutes. If you have never opened the terminal on your Mac, you will open it once, and the guide shows you exactly where.
  • You do not start from an empty folder. The first run reads the conversations already sitting on your machine, so on day one there is already something to search.
  • A few minutes a week keep it exact. Anything it is not sure about waits for your yes or no, one click each, grouped by person and project. That small habit is what keeps it trustworthy a year from now.
  • Running it costs you nothing extra. Reading, searching and remembering all happen on your computer. Writing a session's summary is a request to your own assistant: it comes out of the subscription you already pay for, or costs around twenty cents on a busy day if you would rather it used its own key, under a daily limit you set.

Let tomorrow's session start where today's ended.

One payment, every 3.x update free, and a full refund within 14 days if it does not fit the way you work.

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