Every conversation with an AI begins from nothing. It doesn't remember who you are, what you said yesterday, or the shape of how you think. Muninn is the part that stays. Named for the raven of memory — who flew out across the world each day and returned at dusk carrying everything he had seen — it holds your context across every session: your voice, your people, the threads you're still pulling on. Not files in a drawer, but a living memory that recalls what matters, when it matters. The Persians had a phrase for the thing in you that does not pass — zât-e mândegâr, the enduring essence. That is what Muninn keeps: not the conversation, but the you underneath it, held safe between one session and the next.
What you tell it once is remembered everywhere — every new chat starts knowing you.
It surfaces what's relevant by meaning, not keywords — the right memory at the right moment.
Built for one person, not an org. Your memories, your voice, your map.
See your memory as a constellation — people, threads, and themes, mapped over time.
Muninn is in early access. Leave your email and we'll reach out when there's a spot — and ask what you'd want it to remember.
Muninn grew out of an ongoing essay project on AI, memory, and what it means for a machine to know you over time. Read the thinking at The Conversation Daemon →