One brain · Your storage · Any AI
OwnLore makes your markdown notes readable and writable for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor & co. The files stay in your own storage — not a single note lives with us.
Coming soon
We're putting in the last pieces. OwnLore opens shortly.
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EU-hosted
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GDPR-compliant
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Zero-content architecture
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Open MCP standard
One server for everything that speaks MCP
Claude · ChatGPT · Cursor · Claude Code · Windsurf · Zed · Codex · Copilot · Raycast
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How it works
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Google Drive, Dropbox, a GitHub repo, or your own server via FTP/SFTP. You decide where your brain lives.
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One URL, one confirmation — done. Works in every tool that speaks MCP.
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Your AI reads context before it answers — and writes new things down. Safely appended, never blindly overwritten.
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Zero-content architecture
Lives in your storage
Every note — as a markdown file
Every snapshot — every old version
All names and paths in plain text
Lives in our database
Encrypted references instead of filenames
Hashes instead of content
Opaque IDs in the audit log
Even with full access to our database, nobody could read your notes. They simply aren't there.
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Safe by default
Appended instead of overwritten, a snapshot before every change, trash instead of deletion. And whatever you don't like, you roll back with one click.
Append, not overwrite
New content is appended — what's there stays there.
A snapshot before every write
Every change has a before.
Trash instead of deletion
Delete is always soft here.
Guardrails built in
Writes that are too large or destructive get blocked before they happen.
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Your storage
Google Drive
Sees only the OwnLore folder — never the rest of your Drive.
Dropbox
Only the app folder /Apps/OwnLore. Nothing else.
GitHub
Exactly one repo, private included. Every change a commit.
FTP / FTPS
Your own server — encrypted via FTPS.
SFTP
Your own server over SSH — password or private key.
Several storages at once? Sure. You decide which brain is active.
OwnLore is nearly there. Connect your storage, pair your AI, start writing — your notes are yours, from the very first line.
Coming soon