Layers of stone Pale layers of stone at the top, darker layers below, drawn as a cross-section.

An AI that remembers you the way a person would.

KAPEX is the memory underneath AI apps, for the people who build them. It isn’t open for signup yet.

What it feels like

Three short examples, each with someone coming back to an app that uses KAPEX.

  • It keeps what you would want a friend to keep.Names, plans, the things you care about. What it hands the app is a short note, not a transcript.
  • It asks before it brings something up.Ask it to leave something alone, and it stops handing that to the app.
  • You can see what it remembers about you, and change it.Keep it, hide it, fix it, or delete it.

All six use cases, each beside the same app with no memory

First week in a new apartment

Moved into the new place. Boxes everywhere and I already miss the old neighborhood.

Big change. Do you want to talk about the old neighborhood, or leave it for now?

Leave it. Tell me a decent way to unpack a kitchen.

Plates and one pan first, so you can eat tonight. Everything else can wait a week.

What happens a month later

A month later

Finally cooked a real dinner here.

Which reply would you want?

Friendly, but nothing in it comes from last month.

It picked up from last month.

It brought up the one thing you asked it to leave alone.

What the app was handed

A note KAPEX wrote for the app

  • Background. Moved into a new apartment, unpacking the kitchen first.

The old neighborhood isn’t in the note, because the person asked for it to be left alone.

Behind it, the app heard “leave it” and told KAPEX to leave the old neighborhood alone.

A returning customer

Customer: Hi, it’s me again about the coffee order. Still hasn’t turned up.

App: That’s the dark roast we re-sent after the address mix-up. Tracking shows it stuck at a sorting hub since Tuesday.

App: Want a fresh bag sent to your office today, or should I chase the hub first?

Customer: Office, please.

The customer didn’t have to tell the story twice.

Evening calculus class

Student: Back again. Product rule today.

App: Last time the chain rule clicked when we used nesting dolls. Want a picture for this one too, or straight to examples?

Student: Picture first.

App: Think of a rectangle where both sides are growing. The new area arrives in two strips, one from each side growing while the other holds still.

It started from what helped this student last time.

Written to show the intent, not captured from a running system.

How it works

KAPEX sits between an app and the AI model behind it, and does its part just before and just after each reply.

  1. Before the app answers you, it asks KAPEX what matters about you for this reply.
  2. KAPEX hands back a short note, and the app puts it in front of the model.
  3. After the reply, the app sends KAPEX what you said and what it answered, and KAPEX picks out who and what it was about.

And you can open what it keeps and change it. The model itself doesn’t change, so an app can switch models and keep what it remembers about you.

What happens around each reply You write to the app. Before the reply, the app asks KAPEX and gets back a short note, then hands your message and the note to the model. After the reply, the app sends KAPEX the new turn. You The app The model KAPEX before the reply: a short note after the reply: the new turn
What happens around each reply You write to the app. Before the reply, the app asks KAPEX and gets back a short note, then hands your message and the note to the model. After the reply, the app sends KAPEX the new turn. You The app The model KAPEX before the reply: a short note after the reply: the new turn

The detailed version

What you control, and what is still missing

The controls are built into KAPEX, and the app decides how they look on screen.

What this app keeps about you

  • Moved to a new apartment. Asked not to talk about the old neighborhood.

    Keep Hide Fix Delete
  • Cooking for a friend’s birthday on Saturday.

    Keep Hide Fix Delete
  • Likes short answers.

    Keep Hide Fix Delete

Written to show the intent, not captured from a running system.

Hiding a line keeps it on your list but stops KAPEX handing it to the app. Deleting a line removes it.

There’s no app you can try it in yet.

All the controls, and what delete doesn’t cover yet

Security, in short

Nobody outside the company has audited KAPEX, and it shouldn’t be used with protected health information. This website sets no cookies and makes no requests to third parties, which anyone can check in a browser.

The security page lists what has been checked. Read it.

Who makes it

A small company with no venture money. We answer our own email.

  • Oliver La Roche

    Co-founder · Solutions architect · Building · Vision

  • Jemell Sanders

    Co-founder · Security · Bug squashing

  • Tosin Oyewole

    CMO · Business development lead · People

Why we’re building it

Where it stands

Last reviewed October 12, 2026

  • Built and tested: the two calls around each reply, and the controls on the control page.
  • Not running: the hosted sandbox, self-service signup, and any public endpoint.
  • No launch date is set, and nothing is for sale yet.

Who it’s for

Apps people come back to, like a help desk, a tutor, a journal or a coding assistant. If your app is one conversation and done, you don’t need this.

More questions

Building on it

KAPEX is a container your app calls over REST, just before each reply and again after it. The developer page has both calls written out, and says what runs today.

For developers

Get in touch

The waitlist is how access opens. If you’d rather talk first, write to us.