Sources
How AI chats, social history, browser activity, and files can enter a local DeepMem vault over time.
Understand the DeepMem model: sources, signals, recall, agent grants, and privacy controls for local-first memory.
DeepMem starts by bringing source history back to this computer, then turns it into reviewable signals. Recall lets the user ask memory with evidence, and Agent Grants control which selected context can be used by tools.
How AI chats, social history, browser activity, and files can enter a local DeepMem vault over time.
How raw traces become reviewable facts, preferences, decisions, procedures, insights, and next steps.
How to ask your past and inspect the evidence bundle before copying or sharing context.
How future local tools and agents request scoped memory instead of receiving an archive.
What local-first means, what requires permission, and which controls should remain visible.
DeepMem is being designed so captured records, indexes, and derived signals stay inspectable. Agent access should be scoped by user permission rather than all-or-nothing.
DeepMem is in active development. Join the waitlist for early access updates.
The product direction is local-first by default. Any future remote, sync, or cloud AI feature should be explicit and permissioned.
No. The site describes the product direction. Connectors will roll out gradually and stay labeled as early access, planned, or research.
Full local WeChat database history may require advanced local permissions. DeepMem will not make disabling SIP part of the default user path.
Get early access updates for the desktop app and help shape the signals, recall, and agent-grant workflow.