Remember your life while you're living it.

Most memories now live behind different logins: photos in one place, messages in another, music, trips, places and receipts somewhere else again.

Our goal is a personal timeline where you can search, rediscover and preserve these traces. Local processing on your own computer is our guiding principle.

Choose a date or range, explore the Life Map and filter its connections, then open a supporting source to read more. The public historical preview includes source-reading examples for Rome and Music. Where a source is unavailable, the preview explains this. Personal imports, offline AI and speech are development goals.

For us, the name amara expresses a wish to preserve memories beyond the moment.

For amara memory, that does not mean freezing life in place. It means keeping the thread reachable when apps, devices and even memory itself move on.

amara unfold is an independent tool that turns selected exports and folders into readable Markdown locally. An open-source release is intended; a public download is not yet available. Visit the product page to explore the features.

Our goal: Source files → Markdown → Timeline and Life Map → Local AI → Voice and tablet → Optional presence

We aim to bring timeline, search, language model and speech together on the same local computer, so you can ask about your memories without sending them to a cloud service.

The goal is complete offline operation in everyday use: extraction, storage, search, evidence retrieval, language model, speech recognition, speech output and interface all running locally. Internet access is optional for deliberate updates or chosen services—not required for remembering.

For everyday and care use, we aim to develop simple interaction using a local computer and a tablet. Familiar photos, large controls and speech are intended to make access easier.

The tablet is intended to show photos and simple controls while a local computer preserves and explores the memories. This interaction model is a development goal.

A screen is enough for many people. For others, the same private intelligence may one day have a gentle presence in the room—able to speak, show a photograph, share a familiar story and patiently help when memory fades. Optional, never required.