A private home for the parts of life held in data
A voice in an old recording. A decision in a message. A photograph whose meaning only you can explain. Personal records are useful files, but they can also carry parts of who you are.
Seed of You, or SEED, begins with a private memory vault. We are building a way to bring chosen history together, preserve the originals and make that history useful: finding a detail, shaping a biography, preparing records for an appointment or sharing a carefully chosen piece of context.
A practical beginning, a longer ambition
Our mission line is Preserve yourself. The immediate task is preserving records and their meaning. The longer ambition is personal continuity: exploring whether a future representation could carry aspects of a person’s history and identity forward.
That ambition is a direction for research and the founder’s philosophy. It is not evidence of consciousness transfer or a promise of immortality. The archive should be useful without depending on that future becoming possible.
Follow the work
The guides help you begin preserving data through existing provider tools. Feature pages describe the experience we are building. Comparisons explain where other approaches may fit you better. The current beta starts with Gmail preservation. Wider features remain in development.