Memory

The reason a mentor is different from a chatbot.

Hippora keeps what carries weight and lets the rest go. Everything it holds is visible to you, editable by you, and deletable by you.

A conversation in March changes a question in November.

Most assistants start every conversation as a stranger. Hippora starts where you left off, with the context that made the last conversation matter.

This is not a transcript search. Hippora holds a small, structured set of things about you: your commitments, the people who matter, the values you keep returning to, and the moments that changed direction.

You mentioned your father's health last spring. How is he now?
Better. We talk more than we used to.
That's the thing you said you wanted most. Do you notice it happening?
Remembered from 14 March

"I think I want to be closer to him before it's too late."

Control

You can see everything it remembers.

There is no hidden profile of you. Open Memory Management and you will find a plain list, in plain language.

See it

Every remembered item, written as a sentence you can read, with the date and conversation it came from.

Edit it

If Hippora recorded something imprecisely, correct the line. The correction takes effect immediately.

Lock it

Mark a memory as permanent so it is never released, or mark a topic as never to be remembered at all.

Take it or erase it

Export the full set as a readable file, or delete individual memories or the entire archive.

Boundaries

How memory is kept safe.

Encrypted at rest and in transit

Memories are stored encrypted and transmitted over TLS 1.3. Details are on the <a href="">security page.

Never used to train models

Your memories are not training data and will not be, on any plan or under any future change of ownership.

Scoped to you alone

Memory is per account and never pooled, aggregated or compared across people.

Deleted means deleted

Removal reaches backups within thirty days and is confirmed to you in writing.

Begin the conversation you'll still be having in ten years.

Your first reflection takes four minutes. The rest takes a lifetime, and that is rather the point.