Your data is scattered across ten apps, and every AI you use forgets you the moment you close the tab. SIVA gives you one private memory of your business and life, that any agent you trust can act on through SOMA MCP.
Invite-only pilot. No third-party trackers. Your memory is an isolated instance, it never pools with anyone else’s.
The problem
Email, drives, notes, banks, spreadsheets. The full picture of your work and life is never in one place.
Every chat begins as a blank page. You re-explain who you are, again, and the context dies when the tab closes.
To get real leverage you hand your data to someone else’s pool, and lose sight of what it sees.
The tools keep getting smarter. None of them are yours.
How it works
STEP 01
Connect the sources that matter. Files, finances, notes, on your terms.
STEP 02
Your private, searchable SOMA. One isolated instance, yours alone.
STEP 03
Through SOMA MCP, any agent you trust gains live, private context.
Your data → Your memory (SOMA) → Your agents
What it looks like in use
soma · memory connected
RETRIEVED FROM YOUR SOMA
Privacy & sovereignty
SOMA is your Self-Owned Memory Architecture: a private, embedded database that lives in your own isolated instance, not a row in someone else’s shared table.
Your SOMA is your own isolated instance, with your own key. You decide what goes in, and what every agent is allowed to see. Nothing is shared, pooled, or used to train a model you don’t own.
No black box. No shared pool. Yours alone.
One isolated vault per person. Never a row in a shared table.
Access runs through a key you hold. Revoke it and the door closes.
Per agent, per source. Decide exactly what each one may read.
Why SIVA
You may be wondering if you already have this. You don’t.
Here’s why.
“Isn’t this just a drive?”
A drive keeps your files. SIVA builds a memory of what’s inside them. Instead of searching by filename, any agent you trust can ask a question in plain language and answer from your actual content, across every source at once. Storage holds your data. SIVA understands it, and keeps it yours.
“Doesn’t ChatGPT already remember me?”
That memory lives in someone else’s cloud, tied to one assistant, on their terms. SOMA is your own isolated instance, with your own key. It works with Claude, ChatGPT, or your own agent, and none of them can store, pool, or train on it. The memory is yours, not theirs.
“Isn’t this another AI agent?”
Agents act. SOMA remembers. SIVA is the layer underneath every agent: the private memory they reach into through SOMA MCP, borrow an answer from, and never keep. Point any agent you like at it. The intelligence is theirs. The memory, and the control, stay yours.
Everyone else competes to do more with your data. We compete to give you control of it.
For agents · SOMA MCP
SOMA MCP is the open connector for your memory. It speaks the same standard every serious agent is adopting, so the AI you already use can reach your context, securely and live.
Point your agent at SOMA MCP and it gains live, private context.
# point any agent at your private memory
{
"mcpServers": {
"soma": {
"url": "https://mcp.usesiva.com/v1",
"auth": "soma_live_••••••"
}
}
}
> agent.query("What did I commit to in Q2 planning?")
← answered from your SOMA · 12,480 memoriesWho it’s for
Statements, invoices, budgets and contracts, remembered in one private vault. Ask what changed, what’s due, where the money went, and let a trusted agent answer from your own numbers, never a shared pool.
Everything you read, write and decide, kept and recallable. Pick up any thread without starting over.
Build a living archive of sources and findings. Your agent reasons over what you’ve actually gathered.
For builders. Point your own agent at SOMA MCP and ship private, context-aware features in hours.
Underneath the data, a memory that understands the shape of your life, and grows with you.
Access
Invite-only, for now. Tell us a little about you and what you’d use SIVA for, and we’ll be in touch. No pricing games, no spam, no trackers.
Your request is on its way. If your mail client didn’t open, write to our team and we’ll take it from there.