Real-time tracking of the local memory platform development, test phases, and community-driven improvements.
📍 Current Phase: Foundation & Testing
The local memory system is not a finished product sitting on a shelf — it is evolving in real-time, in public, with the community watching and contributing. This page exists so you can see exactly where things stand: what's done, what's being tested right now, and what's coming next.
No marketing gloss. If something breaks in testing, you'll see it here. If a milestone slips, the date updates here too.
Phase Breakdown
Phase 1 · June 2026
Foundation
✅Site & community launched — 29 pages live
✅Memory architecture documented & open
⏳$STEM token launch — June 18, 2026, 18:00 EDT
⏳Interface & progress demo — July 2026
⏳Public testing begins — August–September 2026
Phase 2 · Q3–Q4 2026
Cloud-Optional
⏳Hybrid mode — local-first, cloud only by choice
⏳Ollama / local-model integration guide
⏳Encrypted local storage hardening
⏳Community feedback loop on test builds
Phase 3 · 2027
Robot Adaptation
🔮Embedded Linux compatibility testing
🔮Memory core ported to low-power hardware
🔮Offline humanoid robot integration trials
🔮Field tests on first sanctuary sites
Phase 4 · 2028+
Continuous Refinement
🔮Long-term stability & performance tuning
🔮Community-driven feature roadmap
🔮Cross-device memory sync (local network only)
🔮Open contribution pipeline for builders
Test Results & Updates
Latest update: Foundation phase underway. The local memory architecture is documented on the Memory page, and the first public test build is being prepared alongside the $STEM token launch.
Upcoming: Once the token launches, the first hands-on test build opens to the community. Results, bugs, and benchmarks will be posted here as they happen — not after the fact.
This section updates as testing progresses. Check back often, or follow on X for real-time notes.
How to Participate
📥 Install Ollama on your machine and test a local model — explanations coming for Windows, Mac and Linux.