What was said
The original words stay. Like keeping the paper, not only a rumour about it.
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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Memories burn into existenceActive thoughts connect memoriesEpiphanies connect distant thoughtsInsignificant details fade, but not forgottenContext binds the ones you keep.
Most AI memory extracts a summary, updates itself, and answers from the mash. MMRY keeps the note you allowed — with who, when and where — and answers from the original words. If it cannot find them, it says so.
The original words stay. Like keeping the paper, not only a rumour about it.
Who, when, and where travel with the note. “The kettle is by the sink” means more with a time and a person.
Ask later and see the note — or hear that there is not one. How it felt is never used as the search.
As a note matters less, your AI reads a shorter version — cheaper and quicker. The original words stay one step away.
12 March, 14:05 — Priya Shah (Pro plan) was charged twice for March: two £49 payments on the Visa ending 4410. She wants the money back on her card, not as account credit. She prefers email and asked us not to call.
The original words stay stored at every level, one step away. Fading changes what your AI reads — never what happened.
No pipeline rewrite. No “it learned something.” Three properties your app can explain.
Keep a note you are allowed to keep. Who, when, and where travel with it. A connection does not swallow the whole chat.
What matters more stays easier to reach. Everyday notes can sit further back. Faded is not thrown away.
Ask. It points at the note — or abstains. How it felt is never the thing you search.
Remember a note, ask it back, and see why it returned. Correct it or forget it on this page.
No keys to paste. No settings to fill in. It starts ready — like opening a new notebook with the pages already ruled.
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. Register when you want a real workspace.
If a helper cannot show its homework, it is not memory. It is a story.
Point at the page it copied from. If the page is missing, say so.
A week of messages is a pile of paper. Keep the notes you are allowed to keep.
Like a bookmark. You do not need a mood reader to remember the last chapter.
Favourites stay clearer. Faded is not thrown away.
Approve a scoped handoff so a second AI can pick up the thread. Sample data only — not a live Connect.
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.
A yes from last year is not a forever yes. You decide who may keep, find, or remove a note.
Take the record with you. Stopping a plan is not a wipe. The published keep-and-export rules apply.
Every note can show who, when, and the original words. That is the audit trail — not a slogan.
SensAffect can add how a moment felt, kept beside the note — never used as the search. Use either one, or both.
Keep notes, find them later, and take them with you. How it felt may stay empty. That empty space is honest, not a bug.
Helps an app notice this moment and answer more carefully. It does not keep a lasting note unless you also use MMRY.
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.
One practice workspace can attach MMRY, SensAffect, or both. Buying one does not buy the other. Billing once it is live.
Contact sales@mmry.cloud about Enterprise pricing and on-prem deployment.