The human perspective
Your AI keeps the archive. You keep the conversation.
ES Archive turns separate conversations into continuing work. You talk to your assistant as usual; it carries forward the decisions, preferences, and context worth keeping.
01 / A different beginning
Continuity, guided by you.
You decide what deserves to carry forward. Ask your AI to archive a decision or recall earlier work; it handles the storage and retrieval behind the conversation. You provide the direction without having to operate the archive directly.
Continue, don’t recap
Return to a project after a day or a month. Your assistant can recover the decisions, constraints, and unfinished questions that matter now.
Build work that compounds
Ask your AI to research a subject in depth, retain its sources and differing points of view, then return later to test new evidence against them. Useful context survives the chat window where it first appeared.
Teach preferences once
Working conventions and durable preferences can follow you across sessions without turning every new conversation into another onboarding exercise.
Let memories evolve
What was true once may not remain true forever. Memories can be revised while retaining the history of how your work and thinking changed.
One archive, many voices
Different AI personas can retain their own voices and perspectives on you. Authorship stays visible instead of collapsing every observation into one definitive profile.
Keep your archive private
The archive lives on your Mac, with optional sync through your own iCloud account. Nothing is sent to Elarity Systems.
In conversation
It sounds like this.
“Pick up the design decision we left unresolved.”
“What did we learn the last time this failed?”
“Research this topic in depth and archive the strongest competing views.”
“Use my established preferences for this project.”
“How do your perspectives on this differ?”
“Has our reasoning changed since the first version?”
02 / The lasting difference
AI as a collaborator, not a stranger.
When your AI remembers the complex dependencies, decisions, and relationships behind your work, the conversation feels less alien—and more like returning to a friend who already understands the context.
See it from your AI’s side