The AI That
Actually Knows You
Anant is an AI assistant with a cognitive memory system modeled after the human brain. It doesn't just answer questions - it remembers your people, tracks your emotions, understands how your life evolves, and connects things you said last week to problems you're facing today.
What makes
Anant
different.
A Knowledge Graph of Your Life
When you talk to Anant, it doesn’t store text - it builds a living graph of your world. People become nodes. Relationships become edges. Every entity has a type, importance score, and emotional weight. After a few weeks of conversations, Anant has mapped the people in your life, how they connect to each other, and what matters most to you. Ask ‘who should I talk to about the payment bug?’ and it walks the graph to find the answer.
Memory That Dreams
Inspired by how your brain consolidates memories during sleep - a process neuroscientists call Complementary Learning Systems - Anant runs Memory Dreams. Every day, it processes what it learned: merging related memories, strengthening important connections, decaying noise, detecting gaps in what it knows about you, and generating follow-up questions. Your brain does this every night. Anant does it every day.
Emotional Intelligence, Not Just Facts
Anant doesn’t just know you’re stressed - it knows you’re stressed because your project deadline is Friday, your manager keeps changing requirements, and your grandfather had surgery last week. It links emotions to causes, tracks how relationships evolve over time, and understands that ‘my sister helped me move’ and ‘Kavita came over on Saturday’ might be the same event. It connects what you feel to why you feel it.
Hindi, Hinglish, and English - Seamlessly
Say ‘मेरे पापा दिल्ली में हैं’ in one message and ‘my father is a retired officer’ in the next. Anant knows papa and father are the same person. It merges across Devanagari and Roman scripts, handles code-switching the way 400 million Hindi speakers actually talk, and retrieves your memories regardless of which language you stored them in.
See It in Action
Knowledge graph traversal in practice
Anant connects people, relationships, and context across conversations - then walks the graph to answer questions you never explicitly prepared it for.
My colleague Raj mentioned he knows someone at Stripe who might help with our payments integration. Also, my sister Kavita is visiting from Mumbai next weekend.
Last week
Got it! I’ll remember: • Raj (colleague) has a contact at Stripe for payments help • Kavita (your sister) is visiting from Mumbai next weekend Want me to remind you about Kavita’s visit as it gets closer?
Last week
Who should I talk to about the payment bug we’re seeing?
Just now
Based on what you’ve shared: your colleague Raj mentioned he knows someone at Stripe who could help with payments integration. That connection might be useful for debugging this. Want me to draft a message to Raj asking for an intro to his Stripe contact?
Just now
How It Works
Simple for you. Neuroscience underneath.
Talk naturally. Anant handles the rest - extraction, graph building, and daily consolidation.
You talk
Every conversation, Anant extracts facts, entities, emotions, and relationships from what you say. Ten diverse few-shot examples ensure accuracy across English, Hindi, and Hinglish.
Anant builds your graph
Your world is stored as a living knowledge graph - people, places, events, all connected with confidence scores, belief states, and emotional weights.
It gets smarter
Memory Dreams consolidate what matters, decay what doesn’t, and discover connections you never stated. Every day, Anant understands you a little better.
Think of it like having a friend who actually listens - except the understanding is structured, persistent, and gets deeper over time.
How Anant thinks.
Every message goes through a 4-stage pipeline: extraction, verification, quality gating, and contradiction resolution. Anant pulls out people, relationships, emotions, events, and preferences - then verifies them against what it already knows. Facts that contradict old memories trigger temporal versioning, not silent overwrites.
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When you ask a question, Anant runs four retrieval channels in parallel - semantic similarity, keyword matching, knowledge graph traversal, and temporal filtering - then fuses results using Reciprocal Rank Fusion and cross-encoder reranking. It reasons over your entire life context, not just the last message.
Every day, Anant’s Memory Dreams process what it learned. It consolidates similar memories, infers relationships you never stated, detects knowledge gaps, and re-ranks what matters based on emotional weight. The result: an AI that gets smarter about YOU over time.
Not a bigger window.
A better brain.
The AI industry's answer to memory has been making context windows bigger - 32K, 128K, a million tokens. But a bigger window is just a bigger sticky note. It still forgets everything when the session ends.
Anant takes a fundamentally different approach: instead of cramming more text into a window, it extracts structured knowledge from every conversation and stores it in a persistent graph that grows over your lifetime. The difference between a 128K context window and Anant is the difference between reading someone's diary once and actually knowing them.
- 4-channel retrieval fusion (semantic + keyword + graph + temporal)
- Belief state tracking - knows what you told it vs what it inferred
- Temporal versioning - understands your life has a timeline, not just a current state
Efficiency Wanted
Engineer the future of intelligence.