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One memory.
Across agents.

Keep the context. Connect the dots. Boor gives your notes, decisions, and AI agents a shared memory — with a source behind every fact.

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Local records. Inspectable knowledge. Your agents.

Boor Example workspace
Connected knowledgeThe context stays with you.
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Evidence for Atlas

“Atlas is the launch project for Northstar.”

Source linked
Who owns onboarding?

Mira owns the onboarding work.

Illustrative response

Interactive illustration with fictional data. Not a live model response.

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A shared context for your AI work

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Through local MCP tools and agent-specific skills.

Keep the source.
Understand the connection.

A useful memory is more than a saved paragraph. Boor checks the input, identifies the facts, and connects what the source actually supports.

  • Add selected text or paste a thought.
  • Inspect the original and its interpretation.
  • Audit, correct, or remove retained sources.

Not a silent import of your entire chat history.

Launch planning noteOriginal source
Atlas is the launch project for Northstar. Onboarding is a workstream within Atlas.

Mira owns the onboarding work.

The original stays available for later checks. Fictional note.

Conversation view

Let’s keep the first release focused on the core workflow.

Hãy tập trung bản phát hành đầu tiên vào quy trình chính.

Can we review the onboarding flow together before Friday?

Chúng ta có thể cùng xem lại quy trình làm quen trước thứ Sáu không?

Possible reply

Yes. I’ll prepare the flow and share the open questions before our review.

Fictional conversation. Translation and reply assistance are preview features.

Stay in the
conversation.

Record meetings you start. Follow the original and translated text together, then use the conversation’s context to help shape a reply.

Meeting records stay separate from graph knowledge. You choose what becomes a lasting source.

In active development

Your memory.
Your point of view.

Local records

Retained sources and graph data live on your device. Model requests can use your configured external provider.

Visible reasoning rules

Editable Markdown rules guide interpretation and extraction. Inspect the evidence instead of trusting an opaque result.

Connections you can inspect

See agent calls, retrieval feedback, and audit results. A successful call is not the same as a useful answer.

A few things
worth knowing.

Is Boor another chat app?

No. Boor is a desktop memory layer. It organizes retained context and makes accepted knowledge available to agents through MCP, a standard way for tools and agents to connect.

Does everything stay on my device?

Sources and graph data are stored locally. Analysis, translation, or reply generation can send relevant content to your configured model provider. Boor is not a promise of fully offline processing.

Does Boor save every conversation?

No. You can add selected text or direct input. Agents can submit relevant evidence through the memory tools when authorized. Whole-session history import is not the memory workflow.

Can I use it today?

Boor is in active development and private preview. macOS is the current test environment. Windows and Linux builds are being developed; public availability and support will be announced separately.

Less repeating.
More building.

Give useful context a place to stay.

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