The open-source releases of SeKondBrain — repos you can clone, software everyone can use, a community that supports itself. Most companies build behind a curtain. We package what we build and put it where you can run it — self-hosted, on your hardware, under your control, without asking us.
Community editions are free, open and yours to run — no support desk, no SLA, no guarantee beyond the licence. Help lives in the open instead: GitHub issues, discussions, and people running the same software somewhere you haven’t thought of.
If your organisation needs guarantees — hosting, governance, audit export, someone to call — that’s what the Managed and Business editions are for.
The model companies can’t build this, because their incentive is to keep you inside. Ours is the opposite: SeKondBrain works beneath whatever AI’s and agents you already use.
Neutrality only means anything if you can see it, run it and check it — so Kemory is Apache 2.0, self-hostable, and internally benchmarked at 87.8% on LongMemEval-500 using open-source models, with the method open.
The most valuable contribution is use: run it on your stack, file what breaks, tell us what’s missing. Beyond that — issues, pull requests, docs, and answering the question you solved last month for the person hitting it now.
Everything here is real, licensed, and running in production somewhere. Install it, and build with the people doing the same.
