I was inspired by the need to create a truly private "Digital Biography" that respects human memory. I wanted a place where personal wisdom and life insights could be stored forever without being sold to train AI models or accessed by third parties. 2. What problem were you trying to solve? I am solving the modern dilemma: the desire for AI convenience vs. the loss of data sovereignty. Existing tools like Notion lack true privacy, while private tools like Obsidian are too complex for most users. Mnemosyne bridges this gap with Zero-Knowledge Encryption and Local AI. 3. How did your approach or process evolve? From Cloud to Edge: Initially, most AI tools rely on cloud APIs, but I pivoted to Transformers.js to ensure all intelligence stays on the user's browser. Security First: The process evolved from a simple notes app to a robust security infrastructure using BIP-39 mnemonics and AES-256-GCM. Visual Evolution: The knowledge graph moved from a static list to a dynamic D3-force simulation, turning fragmented notes into a living "constellation" of thoughts.

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Semantic AI with Zero-Knowledge Encryption Absolute Privacy

Semantic AI with Zero-Knowledge Encryption Absolute Privacy