Mnemonic
Memory is not search. A fragment of one sense returns a whole experience — a smell pulls back a kitchen, a phrase of music pulls back a room. This demo is a working sketch of that idea. You ask in the words you have; the system answers in five sensory channels — what was seen, heard, touched, smelled, tasted — and each answer shows which channels carried it and which were silent. The plumbing is the point.
About your text
Anything you upload is encoded and queried during your session. It is held in an isolated, per-session space for the duration of your session and deleted when the session ends. There is no account, and nothing is retained afterward.
Upload your own text
Plain-text or markdown files. The text is chunked into memories and each memory is encoded — encoding a large upload takes a minute or two. While that runs, you can watch the corpus being built, one memory at a time.
Building the corpus
Ask the corpus
A phrase, a sentence, a sensory fragment. The system encodes your query into channels and returns memories that overlap.