SeKondBrain Launches Kemory Beta in India
On October 1, 2026, SeKondBrain announced the public beta launch of its Kemory platform for Indian users, emphasizing that all user context is stored on servers located in India – a "For India From India" approach. The press release, issued from New Delhi, describes Kemory as a permissioned memory layer that retains what a person tells any AI, eliminating the need to re‑explain context when switching between different large language models (LLMs) or AI agents.
Product Overview
Kemory operates independently of any single AI model, allowing knowledge accumulated with one AI to be accessed by any other AI, agent, or tool the user engages. The company positions Kemory as infrastructure rather than a competing assistant, stressing model‑agnostic design and user‑owned data that can be granted, inspected, or withdrawn per connection.
Free Edition Beta Features
The free edition, now live, includes:
- Kora for Chrome to import existing AI history;
- Connectivity with two AIs;
- Up to 2,000 memories and chats per user;
- Fair‑use credits.
A referral mechanism adds 1,000 additional memories for each new beta participant who signs up and adds memories.
Benchmark Performance
In internal testing on the public LongMemEval‑500 benchmark, Kemory achieved an 89.6% score, indicating strong long‑horizon memory recall capabilities. The release explicitly instructs that this figure be cited without rounding.
Roadmap and Future Editions
SeKondBrain outlines three forthcoming editions:
- Community Edition: to be released under an Apache 2.0 open‑source licence with genuine self‑hosting support (future tense).
- Business Edition: already live in beta with early design partners in the legal sector, offering permissioning, knowledge retention, trackability, and cost‑effectiveness at company scale.
- Individual Edition: planned to adapt the memory layer to personal workflows.
The company also mentions a broader product, KompanyBrain, which follows the same layered architecture and is currently in beta with legal‑sector partners.
Company Background
SeKondBrain describes itself as a shared intelligence layer for AIs, humans, and knowledge teams, built on a neurosymbolic memory and reasoning platform. It is organized as a flat team called Kognitivo, with no specialist silos. The headquarters are in London, with additional teams in Delhi and Mumbai.
Additional Notes
The release clarifies that no Indian model provider is named, no live integration is claimed, and the invitation to integrate is a standing offer rather than a partnership announcement. It also states that the product makes no compliance or regulatory assertions regarding Aadhaar, DigiLocker, UPI, DEPA, the DPDP Act, or Bhashini.