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Memory's privacy commitment

Memory never phones home.

This is the load-bearing claim that distinguishes Memory from every other "AI for your browser." It is not marketing. It is a constraint we hold ourselves to in the code:

  • The Memory extension does not send your captured pages to any server we run.
  • The Memory extension does not send your queries to any server we run.
  • The Memory extension does not send your embeddings or any derived representation of your content to any server we run.
  • The Memory extension does not send your model invocations to any server we run.

What does cross the network:

  • Authentication — when you sign in, the web app talks to our auth provider. No browsing data is involved.
  • License verification — every six hours, the extension calls our backend to confirm your license is still active. The request contains your license token. It does not contain anything about what you've read or asked.
  • Model artifacts — the first time you launch Memory, the extension downloads the Gemma 4 model weights and the WASM runtime. After that, the model runs locally in your browser, on your machine, with no network calls.
  • Opt-in feedback — if you click "Send feedback" inside the extension and type a message, that message is sent to us. We sanitize it before it lands in our system to scrub tokens you may have pasted accidentally.

That's the entire list. If you ever see network activity from Memory that does not match the list above, that's a bug — please report it via the in-extension feedback form, or email support@sauvrn.ai.

Why this matters

Sending browsing data to a server "for AI" is a one-way trip. Once it lands somewhere we host, it sits in logs, backups, and shared dashboards forever. Even with the best intentions, that data can leak. Memory is built so the leak surface does not exist.

It also means we can never read your data ourselves, even if we wanted to. We made that trade on purpose.

Open questions we're still working on

  • Cross-device sync. Today, Memory's index is per-device. Syncing is technically hard to do without breaking the never-phone-home commitment. We're working on it.
  • Workspace sharing. Team plans will eventually let you opt in to sharing specific pages or answers with your team. That sharing will be page-by-page and explicit — not bulk telemetry.