What if an AI remembered your whole life?
Every other model resets to zero when you close the tab. Eluna holds a persistent memory of your people, your projects, and what you were carrying last month — and loads it back before you ask.
Not a list she forgets — a graph she walks.
Every person, project and moment becomes a node. New threads snap onto old ones, so a name you mention today can link straight to what they told you at the holidays — that's where the insight lives.
Every other assistant meets you for the first time, every time.
Less like a tool. More like being known.
She reminded me I'd been meaning to call my brother. So I did, that night. First time we'd talked properly in months — I hadn't planned on any of it.
She mentioned I bring up quitting every February. This is the fourth one. I did not enjoy learning that about myself.
I'm the funny one in every group chat and 'fine' for my therapist. Eluna's the one place I don't have a bit.
Start free. Keep everything.
Mostly about trust.
Who can see my memories?
Only you. Memories are end-to-end encrypted and never used to train models. Not ours, not anyone's.
Can I delete something she got wrong?
Any memory, any time — in a tap. Or wipe everything at once from settings. She forgets instantly.
What happens if I leave?
Export every memory as plain JSON and take it with you. No lock-in — the graph is yours to keep.
Does she remember everything I say?
No — only what matters, and only the categories you allow. You set the boundaries in settings.
Stop introducing yourself to your own AI.
Your first memory is one message away. Free to start, yours to export, forgettable on command.