Today your AI's memory of you is locked inside each app — invisible, unportable, unauditable. Engram makes it yours: verifiable on Walrus, encrypted with Seal, shared between apps only with your on-chain consent, and every answer receipted.
Tell an AI app about yourself. Each fact is extracted and stored as an encrypted memory on Walrus — you hold the key.
Every memory shows its Walrus blob ID. Anyone can fetch it from the public network and confirm it's real — and encrypted.
Grant another app access to your memories with an on-chain transaction. It instantly knows what it's allowed to — nothing more.
Every answer is receipted with the exact memories it used. Revoke an app on-chain and it loses access immediately.
As agents start acting for us — booking, buying, advising — the question isn't just what they can do, but what they remember about us, who owns it, and whether we can trust it. Engram is a portable, user-owned memory account: one source of truth your agents read with your permission, that you can audit fact-by-fact and revoke at any time.