Persistent memory of client matters from a single local SQLite file — no cloud vector database, no embeddings API, no BAA with a third-party store. Privilege stays on your infrastructure, and you can prove it in the room.
The entire matter memory is one SQLite file. No vector DB to stand up, secure, or breach — close the matter, delete the file.
Retrieval runs in-process. The air-gapped build fuses outbound connections off — the privacy claim is testable, not a promise.
Every recall shows its per-facet score (content · keyword · salience · temporal). No black-box embedding you can't explain.
One SQLite file per client or workspace. MIT licensed, no per-seat fees, no vendor in the data path.
The same engine for privileged work that legally cannot leave the device — and what your security team can test.
# one file per matter — nothing leaves the box curl -fsSL https://locamem.com/install | bash # then point Claude Code / Codex / any MCP client at it
Demo content is fictional and synthetic — no real client data. The in-browser demo shows Locamem's actual ranker output and makes no network calls after load.