The re-explaining tax
Open a fresh chat with your AI. It doesn't know your projects, your preferences, or the decision you made an hour ago. So you re-explain — every session, every day. Your work context lives and dies with the tab, and keeping track of what you told which session becomes a second, hidden job.
qbit.me was designed to end that:
- Memory that survives sessions. Your agent remembers your projects, preferences, and decisions. The next session starts where the last one ended.
- Skills your agent actually learns. Your repeated workflows become procedures your agent keeps — not prompts you re-paste.
- Import your history. Bring your ChatGPT, Claude, or Hermes session exports. Every chunk is flagged for PII, reviewed and attested by you — and only attested context ever serves. Embeddings are computed locally, on your hardware.
Sessions you can manage — not just watch scroll by
Most AI products treat sessions as a transcript. qbit.me treats a session as an object with a place, a history, and a next step:
- Trays. Every session belongs to a tray — a workspace that holds its notes, sessions, and projects together. No more archaeology across chat history.
- Active sessions. One dialog shows every live session across all your trays. Click one and you're back in it.
- Session detail. Each session page links to its tray, so the work always has a home you can reach in one click.
- Notes → Sessions → Projects. Compose ideas as notes, convert a note into a session the moment it's ready, and manage execution in projects. Your thought, made real — by design.
See it in action
The whole workflow in 76 seconds — a real account, real sessions, one tray:
Notes compose your ideas, sessions make them real, projects manage execution — all in one tray.
The trust layer
Nothing reaches your agent that you didn't approve. Imported context is chunked, flagged for PII, and attested by you before it serves. Your memory, skills, and sessions run on the open-source qbit runtime, on hardware you control.
Agent drafts. You attest.
Stop re-explaining yourself
Get started free — bring your history, organize your work in trays, and let the next session start knowing you.
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How context import works
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