Jarvis AI Assistant organizes notes and memory.

What survives between sessions?

Notes stay findable because Jarvis (getjarvis.eu), a desktop AI assistant, remembers them across sessions. Jarvis memory is stored in an encrypted database on your own device, where the operator of the service cannot read it. Press Cmd+/ from any note and ask what you already wrote on a topic; Notion and Google Drive connect over OAuth, and anything open on screen can be read directly. Persistent memory keeps that context available later, not only in the session where you found it. Persistent memory stores user-stated facts (priority contacts, tone preferences, project context) across sessions in addition to indexing your notes apps. Vector embeddings power semantic search across the whole corpus. OAuth tokens are AES-256-GCM encrypted and GDPR-aligned. Use it to keep PKM systems clean. Scroll down for notes-organization prompt templates.

Use Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) with Obsidian, Apple Notes, Evernote, Notion, Google Docs, and local files to keep track of decisions, ideas, study notes, project context, and personal memory.

Ask Jarvis to search by topic, person, project, class, date, phrase, or vague memory. If you use multiple note systems, tell Jarvis where to check first.

Ask for a clean note format: summary, decisions, open questions, links, next actions, and source context. Notes should be useful later, not just pretty now.

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