Take control
of your identity.
Tired of teaching every AI who you are? You have explained your work, your family, your preferences and your standing rules to four different models, and each one keeps a private, partial version you cannot see, cannot correct and cannot take with you.
Me is one record of you that you own. You edit it, you can read every line of it, and you decide which AI sees which part. Claude gets your professional life. ChatGPT gets the personal one. A model you are trying out gets nothing until you say so.
Your AI changes. Me remembers.
- Identity 6
- People 47
- Family 9
- Colleagues 23
- Work 18
- Projects 12
- Falcon 4
- Preferences 31
- Places 9
- Decisions 26
PROJECTS › FALCON
- Language
- Swift
- Backend
- Supabase
- Auth
- Sign in with Apple
- Analytics
- None, ever
You said this · March 2026 · verified
- Claude Work · Projects · Preferences
- ChatGPT Personal · People · Places
- Codex Projects
- Anything else Nothing
- 1
Bring what they already know
Ask ChatGPT what it remembers about you, and it writes it into Me. Then ask Claude. Two profiles arrive as proposals, not as facts, and you decide what survives.
- 2
Make it yours
Merge the duplicates, correct what is wrong, throw out what was never true. Everything says where it came from and when, so you can tell what you said from what an AI guessed.
- 3
Hand out keys, not copies
Each AI connects with its own key and sees only the scopes you granted it. Change your mind and the next thing it asks for is already different.
No ads. No reuse. Never sold.
Period.
Blackdogranch LLC will never read your Me. It is never sold, never shared with anyone, and never used for any purpose beyond running this service for you: not to improve the product, not to train a model, not for analytics, not out of curiosity. There is no advertising here and there never will be.
The only thing that ever leaves is what you send, to the AI you gave a key to, in the scopes you chose. And you can export everything and walk away at any time, in a form no AI vendor is needed to read.
Read the whole policy, it is short →What makes this different
It knows why it believes things
Every fact records where it came from: you said it, or an AI inferred it six months ago. Those are not the same and Me never pretends they are.
It remembers that you change
A new answer supersedes the old one without destroying it. Where do you live now, and where did you live in 2026, are different questions with different right answers.
It argues with itself, out loud
When one AI proposes something that contradicts what Me holds, that is a question for you rather than a second copy quietly filed beside the first.
You can leave with it
Export the whole thing, structure and history and sources, in a form no AI vendor is needed to read. The point of owning it is being able to take it.