Scattered across apps
Claude remembers some things, your health app knows others, and your agent sees something else entirely. Each system keeps its fragment separate.
Your dynamic memory
augmented by
real-world context
Let any AI use and shape your memory.
Problem
AI memory is fragmented
Your context is scattered across systems you do not own.
Solution
Human-centered memory
What if your memory belonged to you? Fulcra inverts the model.
One unified memory
Instead of every agent building its own private record of who you are, you have one unified memory that agents connect to.
Updates you can't see or steer
The memory update process happens without you. You don't see when or why it updates.
Readable and controllable
Agents read from it, contribute to it, and learn from it across every interaction. You can see what your agents know, trace how they learned it, and revoke access whenever you want.
No memory of your own
Every agent has its own memory about you. Switch apps or start a new session, and your context disappears.
It travels with you
Your memory belongs to you, not them. Use it across tools while keeping one source of truth you can see and control.
Dynamic memory features
A living record of you.
Your memory, made visible
Your memory store is a browsable, human-readable view of everything your agents know about you: files you upload, data your agents have learned, and insights drawn from your activity over time.
See every change
Every update an agent makes to your memory is logged, so you can trace what happened and keep your memory yours to inspect, correct, and control.
Memory that compounds
Every interaction adds context and every contribution creates new connections. Your memory becomes a richer, more dynamic representation of you over time.
One memory for every agent
Connect finance, health, productivity, or custom agents. Each one contributes what it learns, and all of them draw from the same complete context.
Context makes memory useful
Fulcra gives assistants and applications scoped access to the real-world signals that help them understand what is happening, what changed, and what might help next.
Custom data
Events, metrics, supplements, mood, symptoms, experiences, and experiments.
Health and biometrics
Sleep, recovery, heart rate, workouts, activity, and other body signals.
Location
Places, movement, travel, visits, and the environment around your memory.
Calendar
Your schedule, routines, commitments, and the context around your day.
