LAME, Longterm Autobiographical Memory Engine
OLD is designed to keep the source trail, add your own memories and turn activity into a future-readable personal archive.
NOT A SCREENSHOT. TRY IT.
Your history should read like a life, not a list of URLs.
Sunday, 18 October 2026
I spent the day turning a browser into a memory machine.
The morning started with research. By afternoon I was moving between product notes, videos and AI conversations. The interesting part was not the number of pages I opened. It was the thread running through them. I was trying to make the internet remember my life in a form future-me could actually read.
7 searches3 AI sessions18 pages1 manual memory
Work Thread
Ideas became decisions.
Instead of storing every tab as noise, OLD groups activity into sessions. A research burst becomes one meaningful event. A long AI session stays linked to the project it helped. Evidence remains underneath the story.
People Thread
Digital traces can meet human context.
A browser can know which page you opened. Only you can explain why it mattered. OLD gives you a place to add the human layer, such as a conversation, a feeling, a decision or something you do not want tomorrow-you to forget.
Ideas Thread
The same thought can return months later.
When ideas are stored as structured memories rather than isolated bookmarks, future tools can show where an idea began, how often it returned and what changed each time.