Panion is a companion app built on a lasting memory that gets better the more you use it. Not loose chat logs, but topics and the connections between them. Through MCP your companion travels along to your other tools, so it carries the same context everywhere. It grew out of one question: what if Open Brain had a personality?
Most companion apps start every session from zero. They live in their own screen, know nothing of your day outside the app, and keep whole chat logs as if storing were the same as remembering. It never really feels like someone who knows you.
I designed Panion around one question: what does real friendship need? The answer is simple. A relationship grows stronger the more you know and live through together. So I built a companion that travels along, remembers by theme, and actually gets to know you.
It forgets you
Every session starts over with the same explanation. No lasting memory, so never a real bond.
It only knows the screen
Outside the app it knows nothing of your life, your work, your day. The context stops at the edge of the window.
It stores noise
Saving whole conversations isn't memory, it's a pile. Without ordering by theme it never turns personal.
Master the memory flow and you master the system. An AI is only as good as what it knows about you.
Panion doesn't store chat windows, but topics, and forms connections and memories around them. That's how it turns personal instead of full.
You take a walk every morning before you open your laptop, because it settles your head.
You want to get better at letting go of work thoughts in the evening, to be fully present with the people around you.
You're always tending to other people's needs, sometimes at the cost of your own rest.
This is the core, the Open Brain philosophy with a face. No raw transcripts, but meaning, ordered by theme and connected into a picture of who you are. The more your companion lives through with you, the better the friend.
Six screens, each with its piece of the story above it: how it works, and what it solves. You name the companion yourself, here it's called Panny.
You want to get better at letting go of work thoughts in the evening.
You take a walk every morning before you start on your laptop.
Yesterday you were deep in exploring your companion app, and how to improve it further. You also turned out to be a real sports type, with a passion for hiking and strength training.
You take a walk every morning.
Built on the philosophy of Open Brain, but the best parts of it with a personality. No raw transcripts, but topics, connections and memories. An MCP connection, the only companion app to have one, lets Panion hang between all your tools and keep learning. Set up model-agnostic, with open-source models on the roadmap, so the companion is yours and not tied to a single vendor. And a day start that sums up what was in play each day.
Nearly three quarters of US teens have already tried an AI companion (Common Sense Media, 2025). The market is exploding, and most apps still forget you. Panion is my bet on how it should be done: a companion that really gets to know you.
Not dressed up, straight from the working app. This is how Panion looks right now while I keep building it.

Chat. The conversation with your companion.

Memory. What your companion knows.

Menu. Day start, days, topics.

Day start. Your daily recap.
Panion is my consumer bet in a market that's exploding. But under the screens runs the same conviction that drives my B2B work: whoever controls the memory flow controls the system. Master the data streams, centralise and distribute them, and you draw the real power out of AI, without micromanaging. Panion is that conviction, with a face.
The same memory layer that carries my B2B work, now as a relationship. The conviction you can feel instead of explain.
From model and process to memory architecture and MCP. The full craft of an AI product in one thing.
It shows my B2C side, and is at the same time a chatbot foundation an organisation can build on.
No neutral shell pretending it's something else. We don't dress it up beyond what it is, and that's exactly what makes it real.
Grew out of Open Brain, the memory layer everything of mine rests on.
Panion is a working prototype I keep extending, with more connections and an ever richer memory. If you want to see how a companion works that really knows you, I'll walk you through it live.