MYELINE

THE INSULATED MEMORY LAYER FOR ANY AI

Your AI remembers you — with receipts.

Every memory is a fact with its source attached. Nothing an AI remembers about you goes live until you approve it. Forgetting takes a reason.

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177 facts under management16 context deliveries~6.0k tokens served to AI clients

Machines propose. Humans approve.

SEEN IN THE WILD

This is what remembering looks like

“Since you land at 14:05 on Friday, you’ll probably first get there on Monday.”

A real traveler asked their Claude for the restaurants saved near the Lisbon hotel. Myeline served four approved facts (one coffee, three dinners, with addresses, hours, and walk times) and Claude did the travel math: the weekday-only café is a Monday thing. No re-explaining, no copy-pasting, no guessing.

The math, both sides measured

Building this memory the first time (the searches, maps, and saves) cost ~17,500 tokens of content by Claude’s own in-conversation accounting, plus the hidden tax of re-reading the whole context every step (~600k input tokens processed).

The recall, served by Myeline into a brand-new conversation: 1,433 tokens, measured, off the same ledger that counts the live numbers above. About 12× less content, and the re-read tax never happened.

Real conversation from a real phone (cropped for size). Every place above was a fact with its source, approved by a human before any AI could see it. The first-build figures are the AI’s own itemization; the recall figure is the engine’s ledger row.

Claude on a phone answering 'Can you remind me from Myeline all of the restaurants and cafes close to my Lisbon hotel?' with four saved places: Romana Specialty Coffee with flat whites and carrot cake, and three dinner spots, including opening hours, walk times, and the note that a Friday 14:05 arrival makes the weekday-only café first visitable on Monday.