Memra is a sovereign agent that lives on your phone. It knows you deeply enough to act on your behalf — booking, deciding, filtering, remembering — so you can just live.
Request Early AccessSelf-driving cars, humanoid robots, smart homes, AI commerce — the automated world needs to know who you are to serve you. Without a sovereign agent, every system builds its own partial, corporate-owned model of you. Tesla has one. Amazon has another. Each incomplete. Each theirs.
With Memra, there is ONE model — yours — and every automated system interfaces with you through YOUR agent.
Every AI tool you use today forgets you the moment you close the tab. Memra doesn't.
Not a fact sheet. A predictive model of who you are — your patterns, values, rhythms, relationships. Built by you, owned by you, used to serve you.
Through conversations, habits, and choices. The more you share, the more it can handle. Decision patterns, preferences, relationships, goals — all captured and evolving.
After enough context, the agent anticipates. It knows what you need before you ask — groceries, reservations, reminders, follow-ups. The model compounds daily.
Within boundaries you set. Routine decisions happen without you. Important ones get confirmed. The agent handles logistics. You handle living.
A built-in truth layer checks every claim before acting. The agent doesn't trust — it verifies. Multiple independent checks ensure it never acts on bad information.
Trust is earned, not demanded. Each layer you unlock gives the agent new capabilities. You control how deep it goes.
A Memra breach isn't a data leak — it's the theft of a human's psychological architecture. So we made it impossible.
No servers. No cloud. Nothing to hack remotely.
Keys stored in the physical chip. Never exist in software.
Face ID only. No passwords to phish.
The brain runs offline. Nothing transmitted.
Memra Technologies holds nothing. Can't be subpoenaed.
Protected against future quantum attacks.
Memra is in active development. The core engine is working. The iPhone app is next.