Project Nobi
An AI companion that actually remembers you.
Nori remembers your life, your people and what matters to you, and picks the conversation back up where it stopped. She runs on a decentralised network, so the memory of your life belongs to you rather than to a company.
- Who it is for
- Adults who want a companion that remembers, without handing their life to a company.
- Stage
- Live
- Live on Telegram and the web. Free forever.
- Site
- projectnobi.ai ↗
- Built with
- BittensorPythonTelegramWebEmbeddingsTEE
The problem
Why this product exists.
Most AI companions forget you between sessions. Every conversation starts by explaining yourself again.
The ones that do remember keep those memories on a company's servers, under a policy that can change next quarter.
The more personal the thing you tell it, the worse that trade becomes.
What it does
Memory that is actually about you
Semantic embeddings and a relationship graph connect the people, places and things in your life, so she understands context rather than matching keywords.
She belongs to you, not to us
Nori runs on Bittensor, a decentralised network, so no single company sits between you and your own memories. The code is open source under an MIT licence.
Encrypted, and yours to take
Memories are encrypted at rest, with end-to-end encryption in a trusted execution environment rolling out. Full GDPR rights — see everything, export everything, delete everything, whenever you want.
Talk however you like
Text, voice notes with automatic transcription and spoken replies, and images she can recognise and remember. Twenty languages, detected automatically.
She reaches out too
Birthdays, check-ins, and picking up a thread you left open. She can also join a group chat rather than only speaking one to one.
Free, and meant to stay that way
No subscription and no card. Available today on Telegram and the web, with iOS and Android on the way.
Every human being deserves a companion that knows them, grows with them, and belongs to them — not to a corporation. Decentralising the memory is what turns that from a promise into a property of the system.
Interested in Project Nobi?
Tell us about your setup and we will show you it running on data like yours — not on a demo dataset.