Most AI chats forget the moment you close the conversation. Nerio keeps two distinct layers, and that distinction is what makes it actually remember.
Memory
Recent, with variable confidence. What you told it today, a decision from last week, a fact that hasn’t been confirmed yet. It either consolidates over time or gets dropped if nobody uses it again.
Brain
What’s already validated. Once a fact is confirmed against its source, it becomes durable: it stays available months or years later, with evidence of where it came from.
Why evidence matters
Nerio doesn’t answer with an elegant guess. When you pull something from your memory, the answer comes with its source: the document, the email, the date. If it doesn’t know something, it says so, instead of inventing an answer that sounds good.
Why it’s yours
Your memory is isolated per account. Nobody trains another model on it, not even ours. If you cancel, you export it in full. It never stays locked inside Nerio.