Tessera
Who it is for
AI that already knows your family
For parents running a household on a full calendar.
You do not have time to re-explain your family to a chatbot every time you need an answer. Tessera remembers the school runs, the allergies, the appointments and the preferences, then hands that context to the AI answering you.
Tessera is a private AI memory app. It is not an AI itself. It is the memory layer between you and whichever AI you use, which is what turns a generic answer into one that fits your actual week.
The problem is not the AI. It is the amnesia.
Ask for a quick dinner idea and you get a recipe written for nobody: it suggests chicken, you say one of the kids will not eat it, it apologises and suggests fish, you say Thursday is late because of practice. Four messages in, you have typed out your whole household to get one answer.
Tomorrow, all of it is gone and you start again.
What changes when it remembers
- Meals that fit. It already knows who does not eat what, which nights are rushed, and that Thursday ends late.
- The note to the teacher. It knows the appointment is Thursday morning and writes the message in two lines, not four exchanges.
- The week, sorted. Connect your calendar and the plan accounts for the things that are actually on it.
- Gifts and birthdays. The suggestions fit the person, because the person is remembered.
An ordinary Tuesday. "I need a recipe for a quick and easy dinner."
Without memory, you get garlic butter chicken and a list of ingredients to confirm. With memory: no meat this week, a race tomorrow, and zucchini from the farmers market on the counter, so it suggests pasta primavera built around what you already have.
What it remembers is yours to see
Everything Tessera holds about your family opens like a settings page. Read it, correct it, or delete a line. Only the pieces relevant to a question ever travel with it, and your conversations reach the AI models on business tiers where conversations are not used to train the models by default. How privacy works, in plain language.
Where to start
Ten days free, no card required. Tell it about your household the way you would tell a new babysitter, and let it do the remembering from there. What AI memory means, if you want the concept first.
Questions
Parents ask these first
Can AI keep track of my kids' schedules?
It can if you give it a memory. On its own, an AI has no standing record of your family, so it cannot know that swimming is Tuesday or that one child is dairy free. Tessera holds those facts and hands them to the AI with each question, so the answer already fits the week you actually have.
Is it safe to tell an AI about my children?
Ask the same questions you would of anything else holding family details: can you see everything it kept, can you delete it, does it train models, and is there an ads business behind it. With Tessera the answers are yes, yes, no and no. You can read every fact it holds and remove any of them in seconds.
Do I have to set all this up?
No. It learns through ordinary conversation, the way a good assistant would in the first week, and you can correct anything by hand. There is no form to fill in before it becomes useful.
Stop re-explaining your family.
Ten days free, no card required. iPhone and web.