What is ANUMA AI?

Anuma is a private, local-first multi-model AI chat platform that preserves conversational context when switching between models.It uses a unified memory layer that persists across models, sessions, and agents to prevent context fragmentation.

Users can inspect, edit, export, add, or delete memory entries to retain control over personal data.Client-side encryption and a local-first architecture minimize external data exposure.The system does not log, store, or use user data for model training.

anuma supports integration with leading open-source models and provides session persistence for developers, researchers, and knowledge workers.

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ANUMA AI's key features

  • Local-first architecture
  • Client-side encryption
  • Unified persistent memory layer that preserves conversational context across models, sessions, and agents
  • User-controllable memory (inspect, edit, export, add, delete)
  • Integration with leading open-source models

ANUMA AI use cases

  • Create a private, searchable personal research assistant using anuma that preserves conversational context across open-source models and editable memory so you can pick up investigations across sessions with client-side encryption and no logging
  • Develop and maintain secure team SOPs, onboarding docs and knowledge bases in anuma by leveraging its unified editable memory and multi-model chat continuity to combine model strengths while keeping corporate data local-first and encrypted
  • Draft and iterate on sensitive case notes or patient summaries with anuma, switching between models for summarization, translation, and extraction while benefiting from session persistence, editable memory and client-side encrypted storage to protect confidentiality

Who is it for?

  • Software developers
  • Machine learning engineers
  • Academic researchers
  • Data privacy advocates
  • Security compliance teams

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