The personal assistant that understands you.
Sanctuary remembers the conversations, people, places, links and little details that make up your life — so your AI can actually help with the things that matter to you.
Private by design. Your data stays on your Mac.
What was that restaurant Mike sent me?
Monteverde, in Chicago. Mike sent it in March while you were planning the trip.
Monteverde
Pasta, West Loop · monteverdechicago.com
You're in Chicago October 3–6
From a thread with Mike two weeks ago
you have to go here when you're in chicago — sit at the pasta counter, don't book a table
Mike Alvarez · March 14 · Messages
3 sources, all on this Mac
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The problem
Your life is already full of context.
Your AI just can't see it.
Friends recommend restaurants.
You tell people you'll follow up.
Someone sends you a movie.
You talk about a trip three months before you book it.
You shouldn't have to manually save everything just because it might matter later. Sanctuary turns the things you've already said and received into usable memory.
From conversations to memory
It remembers so you don't have to.
Find anything
Find things even when you don't remember where they came from.
A name, a half-remembered detail, the week it happened — any of them is enough. Sanctuary looks through what people actually sent you and hands back the thing plus the conversation around it.
What was that restaurant Alex sent me in New York?
Lodi, in Rockefeller Center. Alex sent it last November, the week before your trip.
Lodi
Italian café, Midtown · lodinyc.com
Also from that thread: Court Street Grocers, Le Crocodile
Alex Moreau · November 8
if you're near rock center go to lodi. the breakfast pastries, not dinner
Alex Moreau · November 8 · Messages
You never saved this. It was just in the conversation.
Show evidenceRemember people
Remember the details that make relationships feel personal.
What they like, where they've been, what's happening in their life, what the two of you left unfinished. It's all in the messages already — Sanctuary just keeps it somewhere you can see it.
Alex Moreau
Design lead at Fieldwork · four years of messages
Recent
Moving to Brooklyn in the spring
Asked what monitors you ended up buying
Places they've recommended
Lodi · Le Crocodile · Court Street Grocers
A hotel in Mexico City you saved
Interests
Life events
Got married in June
New role in April
Open loops
You said you'd send your Chicago list
Shared links
17 links, 6 of them places
Every line links back to the message it came from.
Show evidenceFollow through
Turn the things you say you'll do into things you actually remember to do.
Every I'll send that over and let me introduce you becomes an open loop with the person, the promise and the date attached. Nothing to capture, nothing to tag.
What did I tell people I was going to do this week?
- Overdue
Send Priya the deck
You said “by Tuesday” · Messages, Monday
Introduce Chris to Dana
You offered · WhatsApp, Thursday
- Overdue
Send Sarah restaurant recommendations for Rome
You promised · 8 days ago
Book the Friday table
Group thread with Mike and Sarah
Call your mother back
You said you would on Sunday
Nobody typed these in. You said them out loud.
Show evidencePersonal context
An AI that gets better at being yours.
Most AI starts from zero every time you meet it. Sanctuary builds a private understanding of your world over time — your people, preferences, projects, interests, conversations and history.
The more of your life Sanctuary understands, the less explaining you have to do.
Taste, not algorithms
The best recommendations don't come from algorithms.
They come from people you trust. Sanctuary remembers the restaurants, movies, products, articles, places and ideas people send you — without making you organize them first.
“sit at the pasta counter, don't book a table”
March · Messages
“went twice in one week. get the bread service”
July · Messages
“best room in the west loop, go early”
Last month · Messages
Your conversations become your personal recommendation engine.
People
Stay close without keeping notes on everyone.
Sanctuary quietly organizes the context already inside your conversations — so the thing you meant to remember is there when you need it, not three screens deep in a thread from August.
Sarah Chen
Messages, WhatsApp, Mail
- Recent
- Planning an Italy trip
- Likes
- Natural wine, Japanese food, running
- Mentioned
- New job starting in October
- Open loop
- Send restaurant recommendations
- Last talked
- 8 days ago
Built automatically from your conversations.
Works with your AI
Your context shouldn't belong to one AI.
Sanctuary gives the AI tools you already use access to the context you choose.
Switch models without teaching a new AI your life from scratch.
Any MCP client works: Claude Desktop and Claude Code connect in a click, OpenClaw and Hermes take a pasted config. You decide, per switch, what each one can read.
Privacy
Your life isn't training data.
The most personal AI requires the most personal data. That's why Sanctuary was designed around keeping that information under your control.
Local first
Your personal context lives on your Mac. Messages, contacts and mail are read on-device and stay there.
You choose what leaves
External AI only receives the context required for your request — and only when you've turned that on.
Inspectable
See where Sanctuary learned something, follow it back to the message, and correct it when it's wrong.
Personal AI without turning your personal life into someone else's dataset.
Catch me up on my life.
Today
3 people you're waiting to hear back from
Dana, Tomás and Jules — all about the beta
2 things you said you'd follow up on
Priya's deck, and the intro you offered Chris
Mike sent you a restaurant you might want for Friday
Monteverde, West Loop — he sent it in March
Sarah's birthday is next week
She's been planning an Italy trip since August
You haven't replied to Daniel in 6 days
He asked whether you're around this month
Assembled on your Mac, from your own conversations
Show evidenceThe things that need you, without another inbox to manage.
Give your AI some context.
Start building a private memory of the things you've already talked about.
Apple Silicon · Private beta