Session amnesia

Every new chat starts from zero.
Yours shouldn't.

Session amnesia is a design flaw — not something you should have to manage. qbit.me ends the re-explaining tax.

The qbit.me workspace: a session list beside an open tray holding its notes, sessions and projects.

The re-explaining tax

Open a fresh chat with your AI. It doesn't know your projects, your preferences, or the decision you made an hour ago. So you re-explain — every session, every day. Your work context lives and dies with the tab, and keeping track of what you told which session becomes a second, hidden job.

qbit.me was designed to end that:

Sessions you can manage — not just watch scroll by

Most AI products treat sessions as a transcript. qbit.me treats a session as an object with a place, a history, and a next step:

See it in action

The whole workflow in three minutes — a real account, real device sessions, your own trays:

Notes compose your ideas, sessions make them real (with live responses from your own devices), projects manage execution — organized across trays you control.

The trust layer

Nothing reaches your agent that you didn't approve. Imported context is chunked, flagged for PII, and attested by you before it serves. Your memory, skills, and sessions run on the open-source qbit runtime, on hardware you control.

Agent drafts. You attest.

Stop re-explaining yourself

Get started free — bring your history, organize your work in trays, and let the next session start knowing you.

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