Kinic - Store What Matters With Verifiable AI Memory.
Kinic is your personal AI memory — a verifiable, searchable vault for everything you care about. Store bookmarks, emails, notes, and retrieve them instantly with AI-powered queries in the Kinic plugin. Kinic vector databases are tamperproof and personal.
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'“Plaid for memory” is a very good concept. Hard to pull off, but memory portability and ways of providing new AI systems instant context will be extremely useful in the future. Lots of game theory here that make it hard, but would be great for the ecosystem to support.' - Aaron Levie.
This was originally a web3 based search engine that won a hackathon. We all knew search was dying fast. Whats the pivot started two years ago??
Kinic is a vector database that runs on blockchain. Each instance is owned and controlled by users - with their biometric browser based login. You can it for search, research, RAG and much more. Since the vector DB is controlled by you - You can use it with any LLM that you want for modified and personalized search.
Moreover with zero knowledge proofs, and other privacy preserving technologies Kinic can be used for verifiable computing based Agents that scale.
Kinic is born where AI meets Cryptography. Lets have a happy launch day!
Copy/pasting from my chrome review:
It works. It has made my research flow more efficient and had no learning curve. Very intuitive.
When taking notes while researching I record every link in a spreadsheet along with comments about the content of the link so that if I get an idea in my head I can quickly find where it came from and reference it. Using Kinic I click the "Absorb" button for every web page or document and I can ask it questions about the entirety of a research session. This change is a major productivity improvement for my specific workflow, it's easier on the brain too.
Kinic is a lifesaver! And the more I use it the better it gets. Instead of getting generic answers from ChatGPT I can now use AI on my emails, documents, and links for AI answers that are much more useful. I have zero privacy concerns since no one can see my data but me.