rooms of its own

somewhere to read what innernet is, how it compares, and what changed — each with its own light.

rooms of its own

added

comparesixteen honest comparisons against the rest of the memory category — what each product is building, what innernet is building, where they diverge, and which one you actually want. including the places they are better than us.

aboutthe whole argument in one page: why the memory belongs to the person, why a position keeps its past, and what we owe you if we ever stop.

this pageevery release, newest first, with what you can newly do and what got quieter.

changed

every space has its own lightletters, releases and comparisons each wear their own ground and their own creature, so you can tell which room you are in without reading a word.

letters use the room they havethe reading column is wider, the type a little larger, and a post's picture now says what the post is instead of restating its title in a bigger font.

a comparison wears the other product's colouropen one and the whole page takes their identity — because the page is about them, not about us.

fixed

the reading header settles instead of snappingit waits for your scroll to come to rest, then folds once, cleanly. it used to fold and unfold on a single flick of a trackpad.

your creature stays sharp while you readnetti now sits above the page's veil rather than behind it, so it no longer dissolves as you scroll.

the way back outthe breadcrumb keeps the company step, so a letter or a comparison is always one click from everything else.

one button, one shapethe primary button now carries the same padding on every surface it appears on.

this is what innernet remembers. you can keep your own.

innernet is memory your ai tools read live — projects, decisions, the things you’d otherwise re-explain every session. we write these letters out of ours.

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