Vendor Lock-In
Your memory is trapped inside whoever's app you're using. Move platforms and start from zero.
AI memory that travels with the user. Not the app.
Every AI product today gives its model amnesia. Close the session — gone. Switch apps — gone. New device — gone. The intelligence you build with an AI system belongs to that system, not to you.
Your memory is trapped inside whoever's app you're using. Move platforms and start from zero.
Every AI call re-ingests your entire history. More context = exponentially more cost.
AI can't tell you what changed between drafts, what improved, or what got worse — without re-reading everything.
SMAC is a protocol. A standard for how AI applications store, retrieve, and chain persistent memory — with the user as the owner.
SMAC uses deterministic diffing, not language models, to compare revisions. Comparing a 150,000-word novel across 10 revisions costs $0.00 in AI tokens.
Retrieval time stays constant forever regardless of how many revisions exist. Your 1,000th revision is as fast as your first.
Any SMAC-enabled application can access a user's memory — with their permission. Memory belongs to the user, not the app.
No automated process can alter canonical content without explicit user approval. Every write is cryptographically signed and chained.
One identity, universal. Memory belongs to the user — not to any application.
Any SMAC-enabled application connects as a licensed consumer. The user explicitly authorizes access. Memory is stored and retrieved through the SMAC protocol.
Switch to a new SMAC-enabled app tomorrow. Your full history, revision chain, and stored intelligence comes with you — encrypted, intact, and yours.
SMAC is domain-agnostic. Any application that needs persistent AI memory can implement the protocol.