Private, local memory for Claude · a demonstration
Your AI finally knows you.
Every Claude conversation starts from zero. Mnemo was built to fix that — a standing memory Claude reads before each session, kept in a private library only your machine holds the key to. This site is now its demonstration room.
Out of print
Mnemo is no longer for sale. It was a one-time kit — a local memory engine, CLI, and MCP server for Claude — and the library remains open as a working demonstration of the idea. Everything below runs entirely in your browser; nothing you type leaves this page.
What Mnemo does
Three things you can't get from a stock Claude conversation.
Remembers everything
Every decision, project, team member, and goal stored in a local vector database — hybrid keyword + semantic search over ChromaDB, embedded with a local model.
Stays on your machine
No cloud database. No SaaS subscription. No API keys. The memory lives in local files your machine holds the only key to — nothing is sent to third parties.
Speaks Claude's language
An MCP server plugs the memory into Claude Desktop and Claude Code, so every session starts already knowing your context instead of starting from zero.
See it work — then try it
Save a fact once; Claude has it forever, searched locally. The ledger below actually runs — type into it. Whatever you add stays in your browser and will still be there when you come back.
The core loop of the kit. Real commands, representative output — and a genuinely working local demo.
Interrogate fifteen years of memory
The centerpiece of the library: the complete working memory of a fictional executive — decisions, meetings, contacts, introductions — searchable in your browser. No server, no account. Ask it anything.
The library stays open.
Mnemo is out of print, but the idea it demonstrates — private, permanent, local memory for your AI — works exactly as shown. Wander the stacks.