Names and dates
Tell it once. It holds the person, the figure, the deadline — and recalls when you ask.
What you said, kept
It remembers. You move forward.
Tell Ethos something once and it holds it. Months later, it recalls the name, the number, the worry you mentioned in passing. No hunting. No starting over.
Months back, not just yesterday
What you write, what you say, what you hand it — Ethos keeps it in reach. Ask about something from months ago and it goes back.
Your writing
Journal entries, notes, saved documents. Whatever you put in front of it stays within reach.
Months, not just days
Ethos recalls across weeks. Not just the last few turns — as far back as you’ve given it.
Threads you forgot you’d started
A book in January, a project idea in March, a name in April. Ethos ties them. When the connection becomes useful, it surfaces it — without you having to go looking.
Patterns, not just records
Over weeks of writing and talking, Ethos notices what repeats — what you keep circling back to, what you keep putting off. It hands you what it sees. You decide what to do. Once a week, it writes what it noticed back to you.