Yours, but unusable
Your knowledge is spread across a dozen apps, each in its own format. You own all of it and can act on almost none of it.
Value without surrender
Use your data — privately, on your terms.
Your notes, chats, and files are yours — but trapped across a dozen apps, and the only way to get value from them is to hand them to someone else's AI. Nolocron is the other way: point any AI at exactly the slice you choose, on your own machine, where everything it does is recorded and reversible.
On your machineYou set the scopeRecorded & reversible
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Can you find me anything on solidjs?
Notes toward the Q3 launch plan
Compare LibSQL vs SQLite for the vault
Is SolidJS an effective front-end framework?
Yes — SolidJS is generally considered effective, especially if you care about:
very fast rendering
a small bundle size
fine-grained reactivity
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The trap you're already in
You already own your digital life. You just can't use it.
And the only way anyone offers to fix that is to take it from you.
The price of value is surrender
To get an AI to actually use your data, you upload it, paste it, hand it over. The value comes at a cost: you give your data away to get it.
AI access is all-or-nothing
Connect an assistant and it's everything or nothing — no way to scope what it sees, and no record of what it used.
What it is
Value without surrender.
Nolocron lets you use your own data without giving it away. Point the intelligence you already have — your ChatGPT or Claude, your own key, or a model on your own machine — at exactly the slice you choose. Get something useful back, and see exactly what it touched.
Not a place to dump your data for AI features. Not a cloud you have to trust. Not another chatbot. The place your own data becomes safely usable — on your terms.
- You hold your data, so control is real.
- Real control, so you can safely put AI to work.
- Safe use, so you get the value without the surrender.
What that looks like
Three ways the deal changes when your data stays yours.
Bring the AI you already use
Point ChatGPT, Claude, or a model on your own machine at your own archive — and it only ever sees the slice you grant. The intelligence works for you, on your terms.
Switch models, keep your memory
Move from one model to the next without rebuilding the relationship. The model is rented and interchangeable; the memory it draws on is yours.
Privacy you can prove, not trust
It runs on your machine, so “we won’t look at your data” becomes “we can’t.” Control by construction, not by a policy you have to take on faith.
The product surface
One move: bring it in, scope it, watch it, use it.
Bring your data in, decide what an AI can see, watch and undo what it does, and point any intelligence at it. Everything Nolocron does serves that.
Decide what an AI can see
Draw the line
ScopeCollectionsProjects
ExploreBring your life in
Bring it home
ExploreFind anything you've kept
Find it instantly
ExploreSee what it did. Undo it.
Check the work
ExploreUse any intelligence — or none
Bring any brain
ExploreReach it from anywhere
Reach it anywhere
ExploreFor builders
The memory your agent doesn't have yet.
Wire Claude Desktop, the Codex app, or your own agents to a single source you control — scoped to exactly what you grant, over an open protocol. Stop keeping your agent's memory in a markdown file.
# claude-desktop · over MCP connect nolocron ✓ scope Work notes · Q3 project ✓ tools search · read · list_projects ✗ blocked your whole archive
Value without surrender
Put your data to work — without giving it away.
A pre-public preview, described honestly: download a build today, with no account and no analytics. Real control is the promise here, so every claim stays honest — each capability badged for how far along it is.