MemSenz · Visible Memory · Mac beta

Your agent’s memory,
where you can see it.

MemSenz gives your DeepSenz Personal Agent an approved, editable memory wiki on your Mac. Keep the facts, decisions, projects and preferences that matter in ordinary Markdown files. Your agent can search approved pages when they are useful; new memories wait for your review.

Version 0.2.2 is an early test download for Hermes users on Mac. The $49 one-time product is not for sale yet.

Visible memory

Know what your agent remembers.

01 · Approve

You decide what stays.

Suggestions arrive in a review inbox. Only your approval puts a draft into long-term memory.

02 · Edit

Your words, your files.

Approved memories are readable .md pages in your own ~/MemSenz folder. Edit them in a text editor.

03 · Trace

See the source.

Memory search can produce a receipt with the pages used. Live Hermes answer formatting remains under validation in this beta.

04 · Context

Keep scope attached.

A work-travel preference can stay limited to work travel, rather than becoming universal advice.

05 · Review

Notice what needs care.

A local status view and optional menu-bar light show drafts, overdue reviews and evidence changes.

06 · Control

Owner-only actions.

Review, purge and clearing flags remain owner actions in Terminal. Your agent does not get a switch to bypass them.

One agent · two kinds of memory

MemSenz keeps the memory.
Deep Recall keeps the evidence.

MemSenz is the everyday, owner-approved wiki your agent can consult. Deep Recall is being built as a separate private vault for original life records and provenance. Its owner-approved promotion path into MemSenz is planned; the raw vault stays closed to ordinary searches.

MemSenz’s storage, search, receipts, status and Memory Console run locally with deterministic code and no MemSenz cloud account or API charge. It adds no resident background process. Hermes uses whichever model route you configure, so a cloud-configured chat can still send chat content to that provider.

Early beta · free test download

Help shape visible memory.

We are waiving the planned $49 one-time fee for early beta testers who agree to give product feedback. There is no payment, subscription, or automatic charge. Future purchases are optional.

Use this on a Mac with Hermes and Python 3.10 or newer. The ZIP is unsigned; macOS may ask you to confirm opening it. Read START HERE.md and the Customer Guide inside before installing. Back up your Mac or existing MemSenz data first.

This version passed isolated installer, reinstall, disable and memory-preservation tests. A clean customer Mac test and live Hermes conversation are still pending. Please report what worked, what confused you and any bugs. Do not send private memories or credentials in feedback.

Planned product price

$49 one-time

Early beta: $0 in exchange for feedback.

Agree and download

Enter your email so we can follow up about the beta. The feedback agreement is required to unlock this test download.

Your name, email and agreement are sent to DeepSenz’s contact service. We do not ask for memory content. See our privacy page.

Before you install

Common questions.

Does MemSenz run all the time?

No. It is a local command-line module and Hermes skill, with an optional menu-bar status light. It does not install a resident memory daemon.

Where do I find my memories?

Approved Markdown pages live in ~/MemSenz. The included Customer Guide explains the review inbox, Memory Console, and status commands.

Does the beta cost anything later?

No automatic charge is attached to this download. The planned $49 one-time purchase is disabled for now; buying a later release would be your choice.

Is Deep Recall included?

No. Deep Recall is a separate life-evidence vault being built. Its handoff to MemSenz is planned, not in this test package.