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AI answers you can check.

MemStrata keeps your chats, documents and project history in an index on your own computer. Ask a question and see the exact passages behind the answer.

Free for 180 days after activation. Windows, Linux and Apple silicon.

MemStrata Conversational chat. Answers link to their evidence, and the Why this answer panel lists 69 selected passages.

Measured in the open

95%LongMemEval-S source-aware475/500 · Qwen 3.8 27B Q4
90.91%LoCoMo source-aware1400/1540 · Qwen 3.8 27B Q4
85.4%LongMemEval-M reference-aware427/500 · Qwen 3.8 27B Q4
4 Research preprints on arXiv Temporal validity in AI memory Read the research

Author-run, development-exposed research using one automated judge model, GPT 5.5—not independent replication or a held-out customer evaluation. The source-aware headlines regrade the same answers with sources visible to the judge. Their reference-aware scores are 92.6% (463/500) on LongMemEval-S and 78.25% (1205/1540) on LoCoMo. These are not new reader runs or product guarantees. Compare the grading methods.

The research reader was Qwen 3.8 27B Q4. The product does not include that model; you connect your own AI.

How it works

Three steps from your files to an answer you can check.

  1. STEP 01

    Connect sources

    Prepare private memory, then add chats, notes or documents.

  2. STEP 02

    Check the reader

    Setup lists the reader used for Standard and Deep.

  3. STEP 03

    Ask and open the evidence

    Ask in the chat. Standard and Deep use the same index. Open Why this answer and read the passages behind the answer.

What happens on your computer, and what is sent to services

Indexes and source processing run on your device. Account, licensing, and optional connectors use MemStrata or destination services. If you choose a cloud answering model, the question and selected passages leave the device for that provider. Credentials stay in the operating-system credential vault. Customer content is not used for training unless the customer separately opts in.

See the idea

When a fact changes, the older record stays openable.

A deadline moves. A count spans many conversations. A detail was never mentioned. Step through three short examples and open the sources behind each answer.

Illustrative examples

A changed decision

Illustrative example

When is the project review?

Friday.

The Tuesday note is still in the record. A later note moves the review to Friday.

Counting across conversations

Illustrative example

How many times did I travel to Denver this year?

Three trips are in the sample notes, listed before the total.

Honest absence

Illustrative example

What did I say about my car's insurance renewal?

Your sources don't mention it.

Four products

One memory layer. Four jobs.

Conversational, Coder, Structured and Governance each do one job well. Start with the one that matches your work.

Start here

Conversational

Ask about imported documents and chats with inspectable evidence

  • Text and PDF sources
  • Inspectable evidence
Explore Conversational
For developers

Coder

Supply relevant repository context to a supported coding tool

  • Selected project files
  • Context receipt
Explore Coder
For operations

Structured

Answer supported current, history and change questions over records

  • Record identity and time
  • What changed
Explore Structured
For AI teams

Governance

Observe connected agent actions and use supported controls

  • Connected-host event
  • Policy decision
Explore Governance

Clear about data

Indexes and source processing run on your device. Account, licensing, and optional connectors use MemStrata or destination services. If you choose a cloud answering model, the question and selected passages leave the device for that provider. Credentials stay in the operating-system credential vault. Customer content is not used for training unless the customer separately opts in.

Read the trust page

Start with one source and one question.

Install Conversational, connect a folder of notes or an exported chat, and open the evidence behind your first answer.