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innernet

your memories
deserve a home

innernet is an ai memory platform that, once connected, stays in the background and saves and carries your context no matter where you go or what app you use.

meet netti

a beautiful reflection of your
memories & connections.

growing
with you

as it understands you more,
to & through the good times.

deeply yours
like no one else

its character and color deeply inspired
by your own memories and network.

the one place
that remembers
the voice you set in one tool — captured, carried, and kept current in the next.your work, your research, managed the way you like.all the work you do, synced to your own space.ideas worth remembering, right when you need them.
captured to your innernet
ChatGPT
help me write the onboarding copy. keep it warm and plainspoken, no jargon.
Got it. Here's a first pass that stays warm, plainspoken, jargon-free throughout…
Claude
write the welcome screen headline.
Keeping your voice — warm, plainspoken, no jargon:
Perplexity
draft the launch announcement.
Same voice as always — warm, plainspoken, no jargon.
collect the moodboard referencesagaiiin
finish the onboarding experienceinnernet
rewrite the pricing pageinnernet
book the studio for thursdayagaiiin
send the beta inviteslaunch
draft the launch postlaunch
for the first time,

something that
knows you.

it observes you for real. it keeps you for real. and you can watch it grow.
puts your memory
to production
meets you where you build.an anchor in your repo. context above your code, kept current.innernet is the git for thinking.it was there for every decision, so it helps you make the next.

one url, one protocol, a growing list of connections.

innernet.live/api/mcp
visit /docs for more

every mcp tool you open — claude code, cursor, cline, zed — reads and writes the same memory, live. sign in once. nothing to install.

the first thing
that truly knows you
a second mind that remembers every thread you ever pulled.every draft, reference and direction, held together, never lost.the whole company's context, current, in every tool you open.findings fold themselves into one living document as you go.
second mind3 items · always current
the recurring ideamemory as the product
decisions logonboarding before pricing
what i believetrust intuition, stay grounded

the half-formed idea, the decision you talked yourself into, the thing you almost forgot. all of it, still here when you come back.

your future self will have the whole record. every thread, every draft, every why. it grows as long as you do.
it stays yours

privacy

a memory of you should answer only to you. here is exactly how it's kept.

row-level securityyour rows answer only to you. private by default, enforced in the database, not just the app.
tokens, hashedaccess tokens are stored hashed. a database leak reveals nothing usable.
oauth 2.1the same standard your tools already trust. no passwords ever pass through us.
encrypted at restcolumn-level encryption for the sensitive fields, opt-in per project. you're in control.
gdpr, honouredexport it, delete it, on demand. it's your memory.
disclosure classescoming: a privacy class on every fact, so the most sensitive stays in its circle of trust.

one thing we won't pretend: once an ai you connect reads your memory, it's in that ai's hands. connect the ones you trust, and nothing reads anything until you turn it on.

privacy policysecurityterms
questions

the short answers.

a memory that keeps itself. it watches the work you do across your ai tools, holds the decisions, preferences and context, and hands them back, current, to whatever you open next.

one endpoint. paste innernet.live/api/mcp into any mcp tool, sign in once, and it reads and writes the same memory. about two minutes, nothing to install.

claude code, claude desktop, chatgpt, cursor, cline, antigravity, and anything else that speaks mcp. a rest api and anchor file cover everything else.

yes. row-level security means only you can read your rows; tokens are hashed; sensitive fields can be encrypted at rest. nothing is read until you connect a tool and turn it on.

it's yours to take. export everything, delete everything, on demand.

no. innernet listens where you already think. you keep using your tools exactly as you do, and the memory accumulates on its own.