Apple
Swift native
macOS 15 and later, iOS 18 and later. Swift 6 strict concurrency, raw SQLite, Metal for on-device compute, and no external Swift package dependencies in the kits.
On-device long-term memory for AI
Memory your AI can use
Memory you can review
MOOTx01 keeps what matters from your conversations on your own device, prepares it between sessions, and hands it to whichever AI you open next. Every memory stays a record that shows who wrote it and where it came from.
- Open source · Apache-2.0
- Local encrypted storage
- macOS · Windows · Linux · iOS
- Nine ways to connect
See a living memory MOOTx01 / Memory observed over time
Works with the AI you already use
- Claude / Claude Code
- ChatGPT / Codex
- Gemini / Gemini CLI
- Grok / Grokbot
- Cursor
- Local models
01 / How it works
What happens
between conversations
A context window is what your AI thinks with. It is not what your AI remembers from. MOOTx01 is the layer in between: it keeps the source material and develops the connections that make it worth recalling.
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During the day
Observe
Capture the conversations, ideas, and facts you make available to MOOTx01. The original words are preserved alongside their source.
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Overnight
Dream
Consolidate the estate. Related material connects, recurring themes emerge, and the structure develops with experience.
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Next session
Remember
Bring ranked, filtered, theme-aware context into the next conversation through any ARIA-capable client.
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When you allow it
Convene
Let separate estates contribute what they know, with your authorization. Personal, work, and shared memory keep their boundaries.
02 / Ownership & control
A record you
can review
Most memory systems store text. MOOTx01 stores a record. Each memory carries who wrote it, whether a person confirmed it, what it replaced, and whether it may leave the machine. Memory your AI wrote starts unconfirmed until you review it.
- Provenance
- Who wrote the memory and where it came from.
- Confirmation
- Whether a person has reviewed and confirmed it.
- History
- What it replaced and what changed later.
- Control
- What may leave the machine and what you withdraw.
The project must stay local-first, cite exact files, and keep secrets off remote services.
Confirm · Edit · Withdraw · View history
03 / In action
Inside a living memory
Watch one memory move through the estate: captured in your words, connected to related memories overnight, confirmed by you, checked against an older record that disagrees, and filed where it belongs. Every step stays on your device.
- Remember captures it in your words, with its source.
- Dream connects it to related memories overnight.
- Review is where you confirm it.
- Contradictions finds an older record that disagrees and retires it.
- File places it in your estate, under work and constraints.
04 / Connect your tools
Nine ways in
one memory
MOOTx01 works through system commands, AI harnesses, MCP, and a stable application API. Choose the connection that fits your work. Memory-Tool and moot-memory are optional additions, not requirements.
For AI tools and harnesses
- ARIA-MCP Server ModeMemory tools any MCP client can discover and use
- Plugin ModeClaude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, and more
- Memory-ToolClaude's memory interface, backed by reviewable records · optional
- MootProxyShared MCP access for stdio clients such as Claude Desktop
- BotLinkCloud AI services with local command access
For scripts and automation
For your own software
Explore every integration mode
The installer detects and configures 12 supported harnesses. Other platforms connect through standard MCP or by running MOOTx01 commands.
05 / Where it runs
Native on your machine
The same engine and the same ARIA grammar on every platform you work from. Your estate stays on your device as the tools around it change.
Windows & Linux
Rust, at parity
Every Swift kit ships a Rust port, conformance-gated against shared test vectors. The same algorithms and the same behaviour, verified against the same reference implementation.
Your notes
Vault sync
Connect Obsidian, LLM Wiki, or Google OKF to your local memory. Notes flow into MOOTx01, and memories you mark exportable flow back to the vault, continuously when you enable it. Part of the open-source Community core.
06 / Benchmarks
Measured
not claimed
Retrieval quality and answer accuracy each deserve their own measure, alongside how much context a recall costs and how long it takes. Results publish with the harness, the per-question outputs, and the exact estate revision, so anyone can reproduce them.
LongMemEval
Local design preview · results to be added| Measure | MOOTx01 | What it tells you |
|---|---|---|
| Recall@5 | — | Relevant evidence found in the top five results. |
| Answer accuracy | — | Questions answered correctly using the retrieved context. |
| Context per query | — | Tokens passed to the answering model. |
| Recall latency | — | Time spent retrieving the context. |
What accompanies every published run
Each run identifies the dataset and evaluation method, software revision, hardware, model, and whether it executed locally or in the cloud. Aggregate scores link to the harness and per-question outputs.
This preview reserves that space without assigning scores or making competitor comparisons.
07 / Open source
Open source
apps and support
Community Edition gives you the open-source engine and a free Mac app. Pro adds the personal Apple features across Mac, iPhone, and iPad. Enterprise adds organizational capabilities and deployment assurance.
Community Edition · Apache-2.0
Free and open source
The Community Edition repository publishes the open-source engine and Community app. Personal use, business use, commercial embedding, and hosting are permitted without a license fee or usage meter.
MOOTx01 engine
Local memory storage, recall, consolidation, encryption, ARIA/MCP, the console, and installation tools. Build on the published source or run it yourself.
MOOTx01 Community Free macOS app
Capture, Recall, Review, Quick Capture, import and export, engine diagnostics, and an optional local-network MCP listener for a single-owner estate. Vault sync supports Obsidian, LLM Wiki, and Google OKF. A Windows desktop app is planned.
What the open source includes
The engine and Community desktop app source are published under Apache-2.0. The iPhone and iPad apps, Pro app source, and Enterprise app source belong to the commercial products and are not included in CE.
Optional products
Paid apps and services
The commercial apps build on Community's core capabilities. Pro adds personal Apple integration; Enterprise adds organizational control. Their application source remains private.
MOOTx01 Pro Paid app · Mac, iPhone & iPad
Adds on-device Intelligence, Siri, Shortcuts, App Intents, Share Sheet, widgets, and Spotlight, plus personal iCloud sync, federation, Calendar and Contacts capture, and work packets.
MOOTx01 Enterprise Organization app
Extends Pro with organizational identity, managed policy and federation, remote administration, managed deployment, and audit and compliance capabilities.
Enterprise support Deployment and assurance agreement
A negotiated agreement for supported builds, service-level commitments, compliance evidence, certified integrations, and deployment assurance. Scope is defined in the agreement.
Enterprise assurance details
Enterprise Edition can include hardened builds, FedRAMP / CMMC-aligned evidence packages, indemnification, and the Go implementation for financial-sector use.
The FIPS Sponsorship Program funds CMVP validation of the FIPS-ready software. A sponsoring organization receives a multi-year support agreement.
The Apache-2.0 grant covers the foundation SDKs and product core published in Community Edition, retroactively across prior releases. Pro's Apple integrations and personal sync features are outside the Community app.
08 / Get MOOTx01
Start making memories today
Remember them tomorrow
Choose an installer or copy a command for your platform. Everything here comes from the open repository.
Browse the source on GitHubPackage managers and scripts