India, Sept. 8 -- AI tools can remember a lot, but when users switch platforms, they often have to explain their needs and projects again. SeKondBrain aims to solve this with Kemory, a memory layer that works across different AI models and tools. The company has opened Kemory's public beta in India, with the system designed to store users' AI-related information separately and use it across connected services.

People are using different AI models for different tasks. One may be better for writing, another for research, while a newer one may offer useful features or a lower price. But switching between them can mean starting over, as the new AI may not know the user's past conversations, preferences or projects.

Kemory is designed to kee...