Mnemosyne OS
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Explore

The whole site, on one page.

Every page, grouped by use, with one sentence to tell whether it is the one you are looking for. And the journal, newest first.

Features

The 73 features of the app, to search or filter by family.

See all 73 features

Who it is for

One page per use, written for the person looking for it.

The product

What it is, how it works, what it costs.

  • Manifesto

    Mnemosyne OS builds the relationship and leaves the intelligence to the model. Why do we call it an OS?

  • How it works

    The local architecture, the recall mechanisms, the Neural Map.

  • All features

    The full list, by family, with a search.

  • No account, local-first

    Which data leaves your machine, to whom, and how to check without trusting us.

  • Choosing your memory

    A score you can recompute, how it treats your machine, how it searches: what to check before choosing.

  • Download

    Windows, macOS, Linux. The complete OS, free, no account.

  • License

    Free for yourself. 70 $ once for the rest, for life.

  • Roadmap

    What has shipped, what is next.

  • The team

    An independent lab, and some friends.

Ecosystem

What plugs into it, and what gets built on it.

Developers

Build on memory: SDK, MCP, cartridges.

Resources & legal

To read further, and what the law says.

  • Explore the site

    Every page on one page, with one sentence each.

  • Search

    One word, and every page on the site that carries it. The search index lives in your browser.

  • Documentation ↗

    The guide, engine by engine, step by step.

  • Journal

    What we measured, what we got wrong, what we shipped.

  • Benchmark

    77.1% on unseen LongMemEval-M questions, and what it does not claim.

  • Lexicon

    The words of AI memory, defined.

  • Contact

    Let's talk.

  • Legal notice

    Who publishes this site.

  • Terms

    The terms of sale, fifteen articles.

  • Privacy

    What this site and the app know about you. It is close to nothing.

The journal

What we measured, what we got wrong, what we shipped.