Tracebrain

Tracebrain turns your real conversations into your memory: what you're working on, what you promised, and everyone who matters. In a vault of your own. Usable by any AI you choose.

Your memory lives in chat scroll. You can't search your own life.

• AI has none of your context: Every assistant starts from zero, and whatever it learns about you stays locked inside that vendor. None of it is yours to take along.
• You met 30 people last month. You remember four: Somewhere in those chats is a promise you made three weeks ago — you'll find out when they ask why you didn't keep it.
• Second brains only hold what you type into them: Your decisions, plans and promises happen in conversations. None of it reaches your notes unless you copy it there.
• Personal CRMs all died the same death: Nobody logs their own life by hand. Manual entry killed every one of them.

A memory of your whole life that builds itself.

Tracebrain reads the conversations you already have and remembers what matters — about you first, then about everyone you talk to. Kept in a private vault of your own, zero data entry, ever.

At the centre is your own memory: what you're working on, what you decided, what you owe and to whom. Around it, a living profile for every person — who they are, what you promised each other, who they know, when their birthday is. Every night, a review distills the day — decided, promised, paid — and open promises become tasks on their own. Nothing falls through.

Day to day it feels like a journal and a personal CRM with no admin. Structurally, it's something bigger: a context layer any AI assistant can read — with your permission, on your side of the table. Models are becoming a commodity. Your memory isn't.