Scoped per authorization
Each assistant authorization is scoped to the computer selected in your browser. You can approve more than one computer, so choose carefully when authorizing a connection.
MemoryRaven helps a compatible AI assistant pick up recent work by using text that supported Windows apps make available.
Version 1.0.6 for 64-bit Windows.
The Windows agent reads supported on-screen text; the service prepares it for your assistant to request.
The Windows app reads text and app details that supported apps make available. What it can read depends on each app. It does not take screenshots or use OCR.
MemoryRaven saves activity on your computer while you’re offline and sends it when you reconnect. Storage is limited, so older activity may be removed.
On its server, MemoryRaven filters some activity text before storing it. This filtering is not perfect and may miss sensitive information.
Rather than a firehose of window titles, each stretch of work becomes a short written summary. Your assistant gets the gist of recent activity in a few sentences, which is both easier to use and far cheaper than shipping raw activity around.
Ask what you were working on. Each assistant connection is limited to the computer you selected when authorizing it. Your assistant can read context but cannot control your PC.
MemoryRaven records text from your Windows activity. Sensitive-information filtering isn’t perfect, so pause it before working with anything you don’t want recorded.
Each assistant authorization is scoped to the computer selected in your browser. You can approve more than one computer, so choose carefully when authorizing a connection.
After successful processing, temporary copies of uploaded activity may remain for up to a day; processing failures may extend that. Your assistant can receive recent activity as well as summaries. Filtering may miss sensitive information.
Sign-in credentials are protected on this computer. The offline activity queue is encrypted while stored.
Replies are capped, so context is less likely to swamp the conversation you are actually trying to have. The summary comes first, recent detail after, and your assistant is told when to ask for a shorter window.
Download MemoryRaven, open it, and choose Log in. You can create an account or sign in in your browser.
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