Attributes
Designed to hold approved facts, preferences, relationships and current state with a history the user can inspect.
Product brief
Drawer
The memory drawer for your AI — a user-controlled memory and workflow layer for projects, preferences and recurring work.
Active development · Early-access preparationWhy Drawer exists
People repeat the same context whenever they start a new AI session or change tools. Project state, preferences and hard-won working patterns remain scattered across conversations that are difficult to inspect or reuse.
Drawer gives each long-lived subject one portable object. That object combines durable information with reusable actions while keeping the person in control of what becomes lasting memory.
One object, two parts
Behaviors
Designed as reusable input-to-output actions for recurring work. AI can propose a draft; the user decides whether to keep it.
- CaptureBring related files, notes and preferences into one object without erasing their source.
- RememberKeep approved attributes and their version history in a portable, human-readable form.
- ActReuse reviewed behaviors across compatible AI environments instead of rebuilding the same workflow.
Current availability
The public website demonstrates three parts of the intended Drawer workflow: turning a note into a draft object, reviewing proposed attributes and a behavior, and invoking a behavior from a transient command panel. This preview runs entirely in the browser; it does not create an account, upload the note, or represent the hosted early-access product.
Drawer remains in active product development. The next public milestone is controlled early access. Supported environments, storage behavior and production data controls will be published before participants are asked to entrust data to the service.
Product principles: user-controlled context, explicit human approval for lasting changes, transient interfaces and portability across documented compatible environments.