The multimodal memory infrastructure for AI
Memories.ai gives machines the ability to see, remember, and act. We build the foundational video intelligence layer that powers the next generation of AI.
001 | SEE
Visual Understanding & Indexing
Our Large Visual Memory Model processes video at scale, turning raw footage into structured visual data. Every frame, every face, every scene, every spoken word. Indexed, compressed, and ready to recall. Built by ex-scientists from Meta, Google and Nvidia.
002 | REMEMBER
Persistent Visual Memory
Structured memory that persists across time. People, events, actions, and context organized into a searchable knowledge layer. Not just stored. Understood. The more it sees, the more it remembers, the smarter it gets.
003 | ACT
Intelligent Action
Agents built on top of visual memory that complete end-to-end tasks. Analyze hours of footage in seconds. Flag safety incidents the moment they happen. Auto-tag and organize your entire video library. Surface the exact moments that matter. Real value, not just search results.
Three pillars of visual intelligence
Our engineers sit with your team until the system runs in production. We define success together, ship in weeks, and stay after launch. Edge, on-prem, or cloud, modular around your stack.
100M+
Cameras powered by partner integrations
6+
Global technology partnerships
SOC 2 Type II
Certified
Media & Entertainment
Robotics & Physical AI
Security & Safety
Two ways the platform gets used
Some teams have a piece of footage and need an answer about it right now. Others are building systems that have to remember across years of operation. Our APIs are shaped around those two patterns.
Video Intelligence API
Visual Search API
Built for the world’s largest platforms.
Our infrastructure processes visual data for partners across consumer electronics, security, telecommunications, and enterprise AI.
The richest training signal for AI is what humans see, do, and say. So we built LUCI which powers human-centric AI training and self-improving models.
Built on research,
not buzzwords.
Memories.ai began at Cambridge with a single thesis: visual memory deserves its own field.
