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Product notes / 2026.09.09

A memory you can check.

From assistance to memory and reviews, this update is about earning trust over time.

Product update · 3 min read · Local trial notes

HaroCue memory graph with public example data
Current memory component with public sample data, no personal records.

Start with a person, then connect projects

HaroCue starts in a personal space for life and work. You do not need to split your life into projects before building useful memory. Create separate project spaces when boundaries help. Assistant, Memory and Review are three views of the same experience.

Connections invite a look. Sources provide evidence.

The memory graph is more than a different card layout. Follow topics and relationships to sources, then inspect, correct or forget content. Memories from automatic observation remain labelled as assistant inferences. Confirmed facts stay distinct from inferences; a graph edge is not proof.

Pausing recording can still leave room for a question

A direct point from local trials: pausing recording does not mean you no longer want help. Recording and desktop assistance now have separate controls. Pausing stops subsequent persistent capture and automatic processing, though in-flight requests may finish. You can still ask explicit questions within authorized scope.

Turn a day, week or month into a reviewable draft

Reviews assemble evidence before a model turns it into prose. Sources are checked again before copying; unsupported parts should remain blank. Reviews help you see what happened without automatically sending daily, weekly or monthly reports.

Be clear about what is still being validated

These notes describe the 0.2.11 local trial on Apple Silicon macOS, not a release of every feature to every platform. Package notarization, physical-key behavior across apps and evidence quality for inferred relationships still need validation. Check Downloads for public packages and installation requirements.

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