AI is collecting more about you every day — your memories, your accounts, your data — scattered across dozens of apps. Each tool holds its own piece, you can't see what any of them has, and none of it actually belongs to you.

Silo puts you in control of what AI knows. It's a single place that holds your context and sits between you and every AI you use, so you decide what's shared, with whom, and when. It does three things:

Universal memory across your platforms. One memory that works across every AI. Your context lives in one place and follows you everywhere — switch from ChatGPT to Claude and it already knows you. No rebuilding yourself in every new tool.

Link once, use anywhere. Connect your services and accounts a single time. Any AI you trust can draw on them — without you re-authorizing the same services in every app you try.

Permissions, governance, and audit trails. Every AI is a guest. It can read or write your data only with your permission, and you get a complete record of exactly when any AI touched it. Inspect, change, or revoke access anytime — nothing happens behind your back.

Underneath, Silo is a neutral, model-agnostic control plane that separates your data from the AI that uses it. Your context isn't locked to any one product, and no company owns it. It's yours — AI systems are just guests.

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