free & open source · local-first · you own your data
A suite of lightweight, data-filtering browser extensions and apps that feed your Vault — a local-first, encrypted store you fully own. Together they form the backbone of a complete personal data-aggregation system.
The vision — own your data, mine it into your own private AI, and license the personas you choose to share. Sovereign on your machine, never for sale; and one day, distributed compute so personal AI runs cheap on the people's hardware, not a data center's.
100% free and open source — every extension, the Vault, and the cortex. github.com/alter-me-a-i ↗
Nothing reaches the Vault, and nothing leaves it, without your explicit OK — for what, for how long, and revocable any time.
For each area of life there's a public side that shows and a private side that holds — and the cortex is the only thing that touches both. Add a new pair whenever life adds an area.
Privacy and the software: the extension, the setup wizard, and your encrypted Vault. It lives on your machine, and only you hold the key.
The cortex in the middle. It decides what gets captured and what reaches your Vault. Your raw data never leaves your device.
The ideas out loud: the heuristics, the white papers, and the philosophy behind the tools — the part you can learn from and share.
Same idea every time: one public site that shows, one private site that holds. The cortex sits between them — it encrypts the private side and you control the public one.
the measurable-action axis, expressed — play, performance, the parts of doing you choose to show.
coming soonopt-in, disclosure-gated capture — steps, sleep, play data — high sensitivity, strict permission.
coming soonFree and open source
Everything's free and open source — the extension, the cortex, and the Vault. Prefer to build it yourself? Clone either repo from GitHub and run it on your own machine.
Add it from the Chrome Web Store, or grab the store-ready .zip and load it unpacked (Developer mode → Load unpacked → pick the folder).
source on GitHub ↗Download the Mac build and set your master password, or clone the repo and build it yourself from the README.
Download for Mac ↗ source on GitHub ↗Local-first, zero-network, works offline.