Launch · AI & Deep Tech
Kemory opens India beta with local data hosting
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- Date
- Company
- SeKondBrain
- What it does
- AI memory layer startup
- Kind
- Launch
- Based in
- Dubai
- Sector
- AI & Deep Tech
What they do
SeKondBrain, a London-headquartered firm with teams in Delhi and Mumbai, makes Kemory, a memory layer that carries a user's context across different AI tools
What happened
Kemory has opened its public beta in India, with Indian users' data kept on servers inside the country from the first day
Why it matters
The pitch is that people who switch between AI assistants no longer need to repeat themselves or re-upload material each time
The details
- Kemory enters public beta in India
- User context stays on Indian servers
- Works across any AI assistant
- Sits outside any single AI model
The bigger picture
- Indians switch between AI tools often
- Repeating context wastes time and tokens
- Local hosting appeals to data-privacy concerns
About the business
- Builds a cognition platform for people and teams
- Kemory is a permissioned memory layer
- Teams in London, Delhi and Mumbai
Founders
- Sachin Dev Duggal, Founder and CEO