Every plan gets all of it.
Write a page in markdown, or upload a file you already have. It lands in one library you can search. Wikilinks tie a page to anything else you have written, so a memory sits next to what it belongs with.

Ask a question and Giant Mind answers from your own memories. The answer carries the sentence it came from and a link to the memory it sits in. When your library does not hold the answer, it says so instead of guessing.

Giant Mind maps the people, companies, and projects in your memories. Pick one and you see its connections, and the memory each connection came from. Nothing in the map is invented; every line traces back to something you kept.
Ask about your mail or your calendar and Giant Mind reads them at that moment. The answer is marked as live, and nothing from it is kept unless you say so. Say so and it becomes a memory like any other.

Saving a memory forever writes an encrypted copy to a permanent address. Set up a passkey, download your key file, and that copy opens with the key and the file alone. Giant Mind keeps a key too, so your memory opens here like any other.
How saving forever works
Every save keeps the version before it, so you can read what a memory said in March and what changed in June. Bring an older version back and it becomes the newest one, with the rest of the list still there. Forget takes a memory out of your library for good, and that one cannot be undone.

Grok Bot
Grok Bot can use Giant Mind as lasting memory. Connect it, then Remember notes, ask with the source in view, and catch up on what is recent.
Read the Grok Bot guideMore integrations are on the way. We list them here when they work, not before.