Privacy
Remember everything. Expose nothing.
Remember everything. Expose nothing.
Answers about privacy, Venice, and how Deja Vu keeps your memory on-device.
| Capability | ChatGPT | Mem0 | Deja Vu |
|---|---|---|---|
| Data retained by provider | Yes | Yes (cloud) | 0 bytes (Venice) |
| Local-first storage | No | Optional | Yes - SQLite on device |
| Cross-platform memory | ChatGPT only | Multi-model | All major AI tools |
| Zero-retention inference | No | Varies | Venice - enforced by architecture |
| Open source engine | No | Partial | Yes |
| User owns raw memory file | No | No | Yes - ~/.dejavu/memories.db |
Private by architecture
Ask about anything without wondering who's reading it on the other end. Health, finances, legal questions, business strategy. Venice processes and forgets. Your device holds the rest.
Switch without losing context
Try the latest model from any provider without losing a thing. Your memory is yours, not theirs. There's no cost to switching and no reason to stay locked into one platform.
Continuity across tools
Open any AI tool and pick up right where you left off, even if you've never used that tool before.
Personalize every session
The more you use it, the less you have to say. Deja Vu learns how you think, how you write, and what you care about.