What was said
The original words stay. Like keeping the paper, not only a rumour about it.
Real-Time Memory for AI.
MMRY adapts memory resolution to what's important, bringing the right detail into focus while keeping its context and source connected.
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01 / MEMORYPicture of memory · not a live store
Memories burn into existenceActive thoughts connect memoriesEpiphanies connect distant thoughtsInsignificant details fade, but not forgottenContext binds the ones you keep.A picture of memory, not a live store
CONTEXT CHANGES WHAT WE REMEMBER.
ONE CONNECTION
Drop-in context aware AI a memory.
Remember a note, ask it back, and see why it returned. Correct it or forget it on this page.
Continue in another AI.
Approve a scoped handoff so a second AI can pick up the thread. Sample data only — not a live Connect.
WHAT THIS IS
A notebook your app can check.
MMRY keeps what happened. You can buy it on its own. It is not a spreadsheet with extra columns, and it is not a mood reader.
What was going on
Who, when, and where travel with the note. “The kettle is by the sink” means more with a time and a person.
Find it honestly
Ask later and see the note — or hear that there is not one. How it felt is never used as the search.
A SPREADSHEET VS A MEMORY
A spreadsheet answers what is. MMRY answers what to remember.
A spreadsheet is excellent at “what is true right now.” MMRY is for “what happened, and can I still check it?” You can use both. Do not flatten a story into one cell that forgets why it mattered.
QuestionSpreadsheetMMRY
KeepsWhat is true right nowWhat happened, over time
Looks likeRows and columnsA note, plus what was going on around it
SituationA column you inventPart of the note from the start
A changeOverwrite the cellA new note. The first words stay.
ForgettingDelete, or keep foreverEveryday detail can fade. Thrown away is a separate choice.
FindingA formula you writeShow the original note, or say it is not there
This is not a claim that MMRY is faster or cheaper than a spreadsheet. It is a different job: memory you can explain.
WHAT IT IS FOR
Give an app a memory it can explain.
A helper that shows its homework
Point at the page it copied from. If the page is missing, say so.
A chat that is not a memory
A week of messages is a pile of paper. Keep the notes you are allowed to keep.
Pick up where you left off
Like a bookmark. You do not need a mood reader to remember the last chapter.
Let everyday detail soften
Favourites stay clearer. Faded is not thrown away.
WHO IT IS FOR
Useful on its own. Stronger with SensAffect.
SensAffect can add how a moment felt, like a colour on a sticky note. Noticing a feeling is not the same as keeping a memory. Keeping a memory is not the same as reading a mood.
Teams adding memory to an app
They need a way back to the original words, not a guess that cannot be checked.
People who want memory without a mood reader
You can buy MMRY on its own. Add SensAffect later if you want how it felt.
People who must stay in charge
You can take your notes with you, see who may use them, and delete them with a record of that choice.
Places with a clear purpose
A yes from last year is not a yes today. MMRY brings back the note, not a way around the rules.
Useful without a mood reader.
Keep notes, find them later, and take them with you. How it felt may stay empty. That empty space is honest, not a bug.
Useful without a store.
Helps an app notice this moment and answer more carefully. It does not keep a lasting note unless you also use MMRY.
Stronger together.
How it felt can sit on a saved note, like a colour on a sticky. Finding a note is still not the same as reading a mood.
Sign up once. Use either or both.
One practice workspace can attach MMRY, SensAffect, or both. Buying one does not buy the other. Billing once it is live.
WHAT YOU ACTUALLY BUY
The original stays. Everyday detail can fade.
You buy a place to keep notes, find them later, and take them with you. This page does not open a live store.
The original
The words you saved, with when and where they came from.
A shorter view
A caption you can skim. You can still open the original.
How it felt
Optional, kept separately. It is not the thing you search.
Who may see it
You decide. A past yes can expire.
Take it with you
A readable copy of what you own. Deleting it leaves a record.
LIKE A PHOTO ALBUMNot everything needs
Not everything needs
to stay sharp forever.
Keep what matters. Let everyday pictures soften. You still know what a faded photo can show.
sharpMemory + Feeling + Context
Close to the original. You can still check the words.
Memory provides Receipts, Traceability and Governance rules you can customise.
Most AI memory extracts a summary, updates itself, and answers from the mash. MMRY keeps the note you allowed. The original words stay. If it cannot find them, it says so. That is the product.
This page describes the product we are building. Buying, sign-in, and live keys stay locked until those paths are ready. No invented developer counts. No fake certificates.
PROOF, NOT PROMISES
Three things extracted memory will not do.
The original words stay
A short version is a caption. It is not a replacement. You can always open what was actually said.
Find it, or say you cannot
No helpful guess. No silent fill-in. If the kettle note is not there, it says it is not there.
Only what you allow goes in
A connection does not swallow the whole chat. You say what may enter and what may be kept.
HOW IT WORKS
Permissioned, Ranked, Discoverable.
No pipeline rewrite. No “it learned something.” Three properties your app can explain.
- 01
Permissioned
Keep a note you are allowed to keep. Who, when, and where travel with it. A connection does not swallow the whole chat.
- 02
Ranked
What matters more stays easier to reach. Everyday notes can sit further back. Faded is not thrown away.
- 03
Discoverable
Ask. It points at the note — or abstains. How it felt is never the thing you search.
TRY IT
A practice notebook in one line.
No keys to paste. No settings to fill in. It starts ready — like opening a new notebook with the pages already ruled.
- A practice space is created for you.
- Keep and find work on day one.
- How it felt stays empty unless you add SensAffect.
- If nothing matches, it says so instead of guessing.
import { mmry } from "mmry"
const memory = await mmry.sandbox()
await memory.keep("The kettle is by the sink.")
const found = await memory.find("Where is the kettle?")
console.log(found.text)
// "The kettle is by the sink."This is what a first try looks like. This page does not start a live practice space yet. Register when you want a real workspace.
WHY THIS, NOT THAT
Extracted memory vs a notebook you can check.
If a helper cannot show its homework, it is not memory. It is a story.
QuestionExtracted memoryMMRY
What it keepsA summary it learnedThe note you allowed, plus its situation
When you askA best guess from the mashThe original words, or “I do not have that”
What comes inOften the whole conversationOnly what you said yes to
Two notes disagreeThey get blendedBoth stay. You can still open each one
How it feltFolded into the same pileOptional. Never the search key
When a note fadesOften goneSofter, still there, still yours to export
BUILT FOR
Helpers, apps, and people who need a receipt.
A helper that shows its homework
Like a student who must point at the page. If the page is missing, they say so.
An app that picks up where you left off
A bookmark, not a mood reader. Last chapter stays last chapter.
A quote that has to be real
Find the line you saved, or say it is not there. Two notes can disagree.
THE SIX JOBS
From a note to something you can check.
Saves the data and what was going on around it — whether you typed that in, or it was obvious from the situation. Six jobs. None of them invent a memory to sound helpful.
- 01Take it in
Only what you allow
Like photos you choose to save from your camera roll. A connection does not pour everything in. You say what may enter and what may be kept.
- 02Keep the situation
Who, when, and where travel with it
If you later write “I moved the kettle to the pantry,” that is a new note. The first one stays. The original words stay so you can check.
- 03Keep both versions
The photo and the caption
You can skim a short version and still open the original. Finding something is not the same as being sure.
- 04Let some fade
Everyday notes can go soft
Like a photo album: everyday pictures soften. Favourites stay clearer. Faded is not the same as thrown away. You set how long and how sharp.
- 05Find it, or say no
Point at the page — or admit it is missing
Ask “where is the kettle?” It shows the note, or says it does not have one. It does not invent a memory to sound helpful.
- 06Stay in charge
A yes from last year is not a forever yes
You decide who can see a note, what they may use it for, and when it should be removed. Ownership, permission, and deletion sit on every step.
WAYS TO USE IT
Buy the memory. Choose how it sits.
What you buy, who can use it, and how notes move between systems are three different choices. Buying one product does not buy the other.
On its own
A complete memory service with its own inputs. How it felt may stay empty. That empty space is honest, not a bug.
With extra memory options
Start with the base, then add more room or extra jobs when you need them. Those extras are sold separately when they are ready.
With a SensAffect service
Attach how a moment felt — like a sticky colour on a note — without buying the whole SensAffect platform.
Both products, separate bills
MMRY and SensAffect, each complete. You can run them side by side and still keep them apart.
Both products, one package
mmry+ is a combined conversation, not a forced merge. You still choose whether notes and feelings travel.
Add MMRY later
If you already have SensAffect, you can add memory without throwing away the setup you have.
One memory job inside SensAffect
Keep or find notes from SensAffect without opening a full MMRY control panel.
Inside another app
Your app or helper can keep and find notes through a connection. Whether that needs a full plan is part of the offer, not assumed.
YOUR CHOICES
A subscription is not a shared brain.
Paying for both does not automatically share sign-in, permissions, or notes. Those are separate, on-purpose choices. Not every mix is allowed — consent and the offer decide.
ChoiceWhat you can pick
Who you areSeparate accounts, or linked on purpose.
How you sign inSign in to each product, or turn on one sign-in.
Where the work livesSeparate workspaces, or workspaces you choose to connect.
Who may do whatSeparate permissions, or a mapping you switch on.
Whether notes moveNo sharing, one way, or both ways — only the flows you pick.
How you payMMRY alone, two bills, one package, or a single extra job.
Who uses itYou, a team, or an app acting for you.
Where you workThis site, a piece inside another app, or a simple connection.
Example: both products, one sign-in, separate permissions, and no notes crossing over.
WITH SENSAFFECT
Optional. Four ways to connect.
How it felt is never the thing you search. A feeling stays a feeling — with who said so, when, and how sure — not a silent rewrite of the person.
Independent
MMRY keeps and finds notes with no SensAffect at all.
Feeling in
An allowed reading of how it felt can be attached as extra background.
Memory out
An allowed note can help SensAffect understand the moment it is in.
Both ways
Feeling can come in, and earlier notes can go out — only on the paths you open.
WHAT MAY ENTER
A connection is not a blank cheque.
MMRY says what may be kept. SensAffect says what may be read to infer how someone felt. The same source can do one, both, or neither — each use needs its own yes.
- Keep an allowed transcript.
- Send sound to SensAffect for an allowed reading.
- Keep only that reading.
- Keep both the words and the reading.
- Read the moment and keep nothing in MMRY.
Buying a connection does not switch the microphone on, pull in old chats, or allow every later use.
ACCESS AND BILLS
Who you are is not the same as what you paid for.
Sign-in and access are meant to sit with Akita. Bills are meant to sit with Stripe. Those paths are not live checkout on this page.
Different people, different access
A paying workspace can give one person full memory and another person only a look.
One job, not the whole desk
A SensAffect user can get one memory job without the full MMRY screen. A helper can find notes without permission to add, delete, or run the workspace.
Cancel one thing at a time
Stopping one purchase removes only what nothing else still covers.
Stopping a plan is not a wipe
Your sign-in and notes are not deleted just because a bill ends. The published keep-and-export rules say what happens next.
BUILT FOR CONTROL
Memory at work is infrastructure. Treat it like one.
We do not flash certificates we do not have. We do tell you who said what, who may see it, and how to take it with you.
Governed
A yes from last year is not a forever yes. You decide who may keep, find, or remove a note.
Portable
Take the record with you. Stopping a plan is not a wipe. The published keep-and-export rules apply.
Checkable
Every note can show who, when, and the original words. That is the audit trail — not a slogan.
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