Intelligent memory
Save links and notes into a vault Hermes can understand, so your AI starts with your own context.
iOS · AI memory · Private by design
LuminaVault
Your second brain, built to think with you.
LuminaVault is an early-stage iOS app for saving links, notes, and personal knowledge into organized Spaces, then using Hermes to reason across what you have captured.
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Spaces + Hermes
Structure your knowledge by project or topic, then ask Hermes to summarize, connect, and retrieve.
Privacy and control
Built for people who care where their knowledge lives, including the option to use your own Hermes.
The problem
Saving information is easy. Thinking with it is still hard.
Most knowledge tools are good at storage. You can clip links, write notes, organize folders, and search later. But when your information spreads across apps, chats, bookmarks, and half-finished notes, your AI assistant has no real memory of what matters to you.
LuminaVault is being built for a different workflow: capture the things worth remembering, keep them structured, and let Hermes reason over your own knowledge base instead of starting from a blank chat window every time.
The product is currently in TestFlight and pre-launch development. The focus is intentionally narrow: reliable capture, clear Spaces, and an AI layer that can work with saved context without overstating what is finished today.
Why different
Chat is useful. Memory needs structure.
Obsidian + ChatGPT
Obsidian gives you ownership and structure. ChatGPT and Claude give you powerful reasoning. The bridge between them is usually manual: copy, paste, explain, repeat.
LuminaVault
Your captured knowledge lives in an organized system from the start. Hermes is designed to work with that structure, so the assistant has more context than a blank chat window.
How it works
Capture now. Reason later.
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Save
Add links and notes from your phone as you discover them.
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Organize
Place information into Spaces so your vault reflects how you actually think and work.
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Ask Hermes
Use Hermes to summarize, connect, retrieve, and reason across what you have saved.
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Build memory
Over time, your saved context becomes a more useful personal knowledge base.
Core pillars
Built around memory, structure, and control.
Intelligent memory
Save links and notes into a vault Hermes can understand. The goal is recall, synthesis, and reasoning over your own context.
Spaces for structure
Organize knowledge by project, topic, or area of life without losing the ability to connect ideas later.
Hermes as your agent
Hermes is the intelligence layer inside LuminaVault, designed to work with saved context rather than isolated prompts.
Privacy and control
LuminaVault is for people who care where their knowledge lives, including the option to use your own Hermes setup.
Mobile-first capture
A second brain only works if capture is close at hand. LuminaVault starts on iPhone because useful context often appears away from your desk.
Current stage
Early, focused, and still taking shape.
- TestFlight
- iOS-first
- Spaces
- Saved links
- Notes
- Hermes Agent
- Private vault
- Bring your own Hermes
Current focus: individual use, native iOS capture, structured memory, and grounded Hermes workflows. No web app or collaboration features are being promised at this stage.
Build a vault your AI can actually use.
LuminaVault is for people who save links, take notes, and use AI every day, but want those pieces to work together with more memory and less friction.