iDaya

nimbytes: your memories, always within reach. Eric is 61. He has a lifetime of family videos he can’t search, letters he struggles to read, and calls he can’t always follow. nimbytes changes that. It’s an AI-powered filesystem built with six Meta AI models. Eric’s whole library lives in the cloud at zero bytes on his Mac, yet every video opens and plays as if it were local. Every file is understood, so he simply asks: “Who said ‘sacrifices’ at my birthday?” and lands on the exact second. Then nimbytes goes further and turns his footage into everyday help: Memory Lane: an agent finds the best moments of a family event, writes a gentle walk-through, checks every line against what was really filmed, and paints a cover. iRead: snap a bill or letter, ask “How much do I owe?” and hear the answer. iListen: a voicemail in any language, summarised in yours, with every line checked before he sees it. iGuide: film a task once and get spoken, step-by-step guides with the thing to touch circled. All six Meta models work together (Muse Spark 1.3, SAM 3.1, Perception Encoder, Muse Voice Transcribe 1.0, Muse Image 1.0 and MMS-TTS) for about 5¢ per memory session. Footage is never stored by the model provider or used for training. Built from scratch during the hackathon. Solo. Nine days. Try it live: https://3-104-132-162.sslip.io Passcode: 123456 On iPhone: Share › Add to Home Screen to install it as an app. Code: https://github.com/denmarkamanodaya/meta-hackathon-nimbytes