Owned memoryGardenia

concept

Extract browser historyClear what should not stay buriedBuild vector searchProtect prompt-writing flow

Memoryhistory + bookmarks

Searchvector index

Posturelocal + encrypted

Owned memory

Your browsing history, indexed and back under your control.

Gardenia pulls bookmarks and browsing history out of the browser database, secures it, and rebuilds it as a vector-indexed memory layer you own.

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Product story

Gardenia

Your browsing history, owned, indexed, secured. The vector database for the work you've already done.

Gardenia is named after the flower. The brand mark is botanical, in the same family as the Echeveria that anchors Prolifica — these tools belong together.

What it does is plain: it takes the bookmarks, history, and browsing record that currently lives inside your browser's database (where you can't really query it), pulls it out, clears it from the browser, and rebuilds it as a real, queryable, vector-indexed database that you own. Your second brain, but the part that already exists — finally indexed.

It also does the second thing the brand promises: it quietly protects your prompt writing, input flows, and creative momentum. The work-in-progress part of using AI is fragile. Gardenia is the layer that keeps it intact.

Local. Encrypted. Yours.

This is a 2025 release. We'll open it when it's ready.

— Happy building.

The memory loop

The browser remembers. Gardenia gives it back.

Gardenia is an AI history manager. It pulls your bookmarks and browsing history out of the browser, secures it, and gives you a real vector database over what you already know.

Out of the browser, into your control

Most of what you've read, written, and discovered is buried in someone else's history database. Gardenia pulls it out, clears it from the browser, and stores it where you control it.

Real vector search

Not "find a tab from yesterday." Semantic recall over everything you've consumed — by topic, by feeling, by half-remembered phrase. The kind of memory the browser should have shipped with.

Quietly protective

Gardenia also watches what you type into AI tools. It safeguards your prompt writing, input flows, and creative momentum without asking for permission every five seconds.

Workflow rhythm