Anchor is a dignity-preserving memory companion for people with mild cognitive impairment or early dementia. Entirely local and private, it lives on a single device and requires no internet connection—you talk to it naturally by voice, and it answers by voice, remembering your medications, routines, the people in your life, where things are, and what happened when. Every conversation is written into long-term memory (both structured facts and episodic memories), so it surfaces context you've forgotten: "Did I take my morning pills?", "Where are my keys?", "When did Priya last call?". No data ever leaves your device unless you explicitly trigger the cloud enhancement for richer reasoning.
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