Personal memory engine · Early access

Your life moves.
Your memory should too.

Jhusik reads your notes, transcripts, and PDFs — remembers the details that matter, retires facts the world has moved past, and answers your questions from what you actually stored. Every claim comes with a source. When it doesn't know, it says so.

Facts stay current Every answer cited Your data stays yours
The default

Memory as a black box

Chat assistants remember you inside their product. You can't see what they stored, can't check where a claim came from, and can't be sure an outdated fact is really gone — only that it might have faded.

  • Can't see or export what it knows
  • Contradictions resolved by vibes
  • Your memory is locked to their product
Jhusik

Memory as your data

Every memory is a fact you can read, trace, and correct. New information retires the old. Answers point to numbered sources — or refuse with one honest sentence: I don't have a memory of that.

  • See, search, and export everything it knows
  • Outdated facts are retired, provably
  • Your memory outlives any app or AI model

The loop

From document to cited answer

Pick a moment in the journey. Watch what Jhusik does — and what it refuses to do.

Why Jhusik

Built for facts that change

Always current

When you write "I left Flam", the old "I work at Flam" isn't merely buried — it's retired, and never surfaces in an answer again. The history stays; the noise doesn't.

Citations or silence

Every answer points to the exact note or transcript it came from. If nothing you stored answers the question, Jhusik gives you a refusal — not a guess.

Your data, actually yours

Your memories live in a database you control — readable, exportable, deletable, with a full history of every change. Not an opaque blob inside someone else's product.

Talk to it, out loud

Speak a question, hear the answer. Conversations flow back into your memory as transcripts — so what you said yesterday is retrievable tomorrow, and Jhusik's own words never contaminate yours.

Measured, not asserted

We test every claim before we make it

AI products fail quietly. Jhusik is re-tested against a fixed set of real questions after every change — these numbers come from live runs, not marketing copy.

0%
of benchmark questions found the right memory
0
made-up citations across 42 live question runs
0/5
independent score for staying true to your sources
0s
typical time from question to answer

Who it's for

People whose facts change faster
than a chat history

Recruiters

Candidate status changes daily. Ask "where did we leave things with Priya?" and get the current answer — not last month's.

Consultants & freelancers

Ten clients, ten contexts. Jhusik keeps each engagement's facts straight and tells you exactly which meeting a detail came from.

Founders

Investors, hires, pivots — the story changes weekly. Keep one memory that updates itself as the company does.

Researchers & students

Every answer traces back to the page you stored it from. Perfect recall, with the receipts to prove it.

Questions

Fair things to ask

What can I feed it?

Anything you already write: notes, journals, meeting transcripts, study logs, PDFs. Voice conversations flow in as transcripts too. If it's text about your life or work, Jhusik can remember it.

What happens to facts that become outdated?

When new information contradicts old — "I left Flam" vs "I work at Flam" — the old fact is retired. It never appears in an answer again, but the full history is kept, so you can always see what changed and when.

Can it make things up?

Every answer is built only from memories you stored, and each claim carries a numbered source you can check. If nothing you stored answers the question, Jhusik refuses instead of guessing — that refusal is part of the contract.

Is my data private?

Your memories live in a database you control — you can read, export, or delete everything at any time. Jhusik isn't tied to any single AI vendor, and a fully local setup where nothing leaves your machine is on the roadmap.

When can I try it?

Jhusik is in early access with a small group of testers. Join the waitlist below, or send a message — early feedback genuinely shapes what gets built next.

Memory you can trust — because you can inspect it.

Jhusik is in early access. We're looking for people who live in notes and transcripts — recruiters, consultants, founders, researchers — anyone whose facts change faster than a chat history can keep up.

No spam. We'll reach out when there's something to try.

Say hello

Talk to the person building this

Jhusik is built by one person, in the open. Questions, ideas, skepticism, "this would be perfect if…" — all of it lands directly with me, and I read every message.

Prefer email? hos.the.dev@gmail.com