Local by default
Your memory graph lives on your machine. Nothing leaves it without an explicit, revocable grant — not for training, not for telemetry, not for us.
Memory infrastructure · est. 2026
Memory that stays yours.
Mnemos is a local-first memory layer for the software you already use. It remembers on your behalf, on your hardware, under terms you set — and it can prove it.
Principles
Consent is a data type
Every recall carries a scope, a purpose and an expiry. Permissions aren't a settings screen; they're part of the record itself.
Accountable recall
Every retrieval is logged, attributable and inspectable. If the system remembered something, you can see exactly when, why and for whom.
Quiet software
No notifications, no engagement loops, no dashboards demanding attention. Memory should be ambient infrastructure, not a product you visit.
The interface
A ledger, not a feed.
Every entry Mnemos holds is a record with provenance: where it came from, who may read it, and when it expires. The interface is rendered from the same tokens as this page — no screenshots, no drift.
local recall● on-device
- 3 recalls
Q3 pricing thread
granted · finance · expires 12 Aug
- 17 recalls
Design review notes
granted · self · no expiry
- 0 recalls
Contract draft v4
revoked · legal
- held
Onboarding transcript
pending consent
The graph
Memory has a shape.
Waitlist
Early access, quietly.
One email when the private beta opens. No newsletter, no drip sequence, no third-party analytics on this page — the form posts to our own edge and stores nothing but your address.
We don't track you on our own website.