MemoryIntelligence is not AI. It does not use AI to collect or organize your information.
Two of these you can do today. The third is what the first two are for. Scroll and each one opens up, with what is proven underneath it.
Pick a date range and get a file that says what your AI was given in that window, and by whom. Hand it to a regulator or to your own legal team.
Point at August 15th. Download what the AI was given that day. Send it.
In buildThe offline verifier passes 17 of 17 checks. Nothing in the app calls it yet, and that is the work.
Choose field by field what an AI tool can see, and see exactly what it receives before anything leaves. What you hold back stays back.
Client name private. Pricing private. Summary shared. The tool gets the summary.
Verified67 checks, 67 passed, on the desktop app. This is the one we can stand behind today.
Most teams limit AI because they cannot show what it saw. Once you can show it, the limit moves. That is the whole argument and it is not a feature.
HIPAA, FERPA, SOC 2. They ask the same question: prove what it was given.
The pointNothing to buy here. This is what the first two are for.
only collects records from the sources you set up. Those records are saved on your own computer or storage. does not keep a copy of your data.
Connecting a source does not give an AI model access to it. Your records are available for you to search, review, and export.
Built-in privacy controls let you choose what inside each record can be shared. Keep details like client names, pricing, or full message text private, and share the rest.
When a connected AI tool asks a question, finds the records that are relevant to it and applies your privacy controls before anything is sent. Everything else stays on your computer.
When you choose an external AI tool, the information you release is processed by that provider under its terms.
Every exchange with a connected AI tool is recorded: what was asked, what was shared, and what AI created. Search your AI history and see every conversation that touched a client, a project, or a case.
Export that record for your own review.
supplies the record. Your team decides how to use it.
Agree on the sources, authorized users, storage location, and retention requirements for your setup.