Self-hosted AI agent memory with no servers to run
No servers to provision, no databases to manage, no cloud accounts. Install it, run it, forget it.
Your laptop is the infrastructure
HiveMind is a small daemon and a CLI. There is no control plane to operate, no managed database, and no third-party service in the path. Each device holds the full memory and syncs directly with its peers.
Because any single device's journal is the complete corpus, you can restore the whole thing to a fresh machine from one device. Backups are just files.
Local-first by design
Everything runs on hardware you own. That is not only cheaper to run, it is why the privacy story holds: there is no server that could leak your memory because there is no server at all.
Frequently asked
Do I need to run a server?
No. HiveMind is a local daemon plus a CLI. There is no central server, managed database, or cloud account to operate.
How do backups work?
Any single device's journal is the full memory, so a backup is just copying files. You can restore everything to a fresh machine from one device.