Lianas is a privacy-first AI assistant with persistent memory. Instead of flat summaries, it keeps a context graph (entities and the relations between them), so it connects things across conversations rather than just retrieving similar text. A transparency layer shows, on every reply, which memories it used, which web searches ran, and what it chose to remember. It runs on Swiss sovereign infrastructure by default (Infomaniak models), and supports bring-your-own-key for a dozen providers, with a clear warning whenever a choice would send your data off sovereign ground. Day to day, the part I use most is voice-driven to-dos: I talk to my phone and reminders just get handled, including ones that nudge me until I actually mark them done. Built solo, in about a month. Early preview: closed-source for now, free to try with a limited allowance, no paid plan yet.

Lianas

Privacy-first AI assistant with a graph memory engine

Privacy-first AI assistant with a graph memory engine