Every AI is shipping memory, and it all lives inside one product. The more it learns about you, the harder it is to leave. Pupul turns that around: one portable file of who you are that any AI can read in a second, but only when you allow it. Add it to an assistant in two minutes. Revoke with one tap and every connected AI loses access at once, provable offline. You own every byte, and the one sensitive layer, how you fold under pressure, is never shared at any price.
Hi, I am Cole. I built Pupul because the tools I liked most were also the hardest to leave, and the reason was always memory. The more they knew me, the more I was stuck. That felt backward, so we made the file yours instead. You play a short memory game to build it, you hand it to any AI for as long as you want, and you take it back with one tap. When you revoke, it is gone everywhere at once, and you can check that offline.
We are a small, independent company, and this is the thing we most want to get right. The read is free, and there is a 60-second demo if you just want to watch the take-back work. I would genuinely like to hear where it breaks for you, so please be blunt in the comments.
Try the free read: https://noctaracorp.com/take
Watch the revoke demo: https://pupulcorp.com/revoke-demo
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Love the revoke-all approach, that's the part most memory tools get wrong. One thing I'd want as a user: a quick "view as AI" preview that shows exactly which bullets an assistant would see before you hand over access, so you're not guessing what the file actually exposes. Would make the two-minute setup feel way less like a leap of faith.
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@rdvanuq7cThis is exactly the right worry, and honestly the fact you couldn't tell means we buried it. You can already see every line an AI would read at noctaracorp.com/file, and edit or remove any of it before connecting. I'm renaming it 'view as your AI sees you' and putting it in front of the connect step this week. Thank you for being blunt.
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Love the revoke-all approach, that's the part most memory tools get wrong. One thing I'd want as a user: a quick "view as AI" preview that shows exactly which bullets an assistant would see before you hand over access, so you're not guessing what the file actually exposes. Would make the two-minute setup feel way less like a leap of faith.
@rdvanuq7c This is exactly the right worry, and honestly the fact you couldn't tell means we buried it. You can already see every line an AI would read at noctaracorp.com/file, and edit or remove any of it before connecting. I'm renaming it 'view as your AI sees you' and putting it in front of the connect step this week. Thank you for being blunt.