Make memory visible.
A useful memory has a source. You should be able to see what was saved and understand why it’s there.
About Index
Your context
should move with you.
For the ideas you return to.
And the work that carries on.
01 / Why Index exists
Good work deserves
a longer memory.
A project rarely happens in one conversation. There’s a brief in one chat, a useful reference in another, and a decision you wish you’d written down.
I’m building Index to give that context a home of its own. Somewhere you can return to, understand, and bring into the next conversation—through a connected AI.
London GlassFounder, Index
What we’re building around.
02 / Our principles
Keep it yours.
Your context changes with you. Edit it, organize it, export it, or leave it behind.
Leave the choice open.
Choose the AI that fits the work. The thinking you’ve already done should travel with you.
03 / In practice
For work in progress.
A few ways to give the next conversation a better starting point.
STUDIO LAUNCH · EXAMPLELead with the collection.
Keep the process in the supporting story.
Keep the process in the supporting story.
Carry a project forward.
A small project team can keep its brief, decisions, and references together. Ask a connected AI to retrieve the agreed direction before the next draft.
Follow a team workflow
RESEARCH · EXAMPLEKeep the observation.
Keep the source beside it.
Keep the source beside it.
Find the thread again.
Bring related notes into a Board, then ask Volt about the context you’ve saved when it’s time to connect the ideas.
Meet Volt
YOUR CONTEXT · EXAMPLEDirect language. Concrete examples.
A little room to breathe.
A little room to breathe.
Sound more like yourself.
Give your writing style, preferences, and working instructions a home, ready for a connected AI to reference.
Your context04 / A note from London
The conversation can end.
The thinking shouldn’t have to.
That’s the idea behind Index. A place for the parts worth keeping, with enough structure to find them and enough freedom to keep working your way.
If there’s a moment in your work where the context gets lost, I’d like to hear about it.
Write to us