Private visual memory for your home

Where did I put my keys?

LastSeen remembers where everyday objects were last visible. Detection, memory and search are designed to run locally. Raw video stays in the home.

Local-first No cloud video Governed memory
Kitchen camera · Local concept Locked
keys · 98%
SAMPLE MEMORY Kitchen counter Beside the coffee machine · 08:42

Browser demo

Ask your home.

This page uses a fixed set of sample memories. It does not access a camera, identify real objects or persist anything.

Try: keys, glasses, wallet, remote

Sample last-seen event Kitchen counter, beside the coffee machine 08:42 · 98% sample confidence · no external action

The important part

Your home remembers.
The cloud doesn’t.

01

Local by default

Detection, memory and search are designed to run on an edge device in the home.

02

Remember objects, not lives

Store bounded object events instead of an endless archive of raw household video.

03

Govern consequential access

Viewing, storing and deleting memories are separate actions that require explicit authorization and receipts in the implementation.

Product boundary

A real edge product. A simulated browser surface.

The underlying LastSeen MVP contains local object memory, remember/find/forget/ingest flows, REHT clearance and Veritas-style receipts. This public page demonstrates the interaction only. It does not claim live camera integration, production authorization or verified evidence.

Browser pageFixed sample data, no persistence, no camera, no external calls.
Edge MVPLocal SQLite memory and governed CLI flows in the private implementation repository.
Next adapterLocal camera and detector ingestion without creating a cloud video archive.