92% · shape + materialTranslucent shell chairInstagram · Saved May 18, 2024Your life across the internet,
remembered.
Bring years of saved posts, watched videos, likes, follows, notes, and archives into one private memory layer. Search what you remember, understand what shaped your taste, and turn it into new creative work.
I found three likely matches. The strongest result combines translucent material, a chair silhouette, and items saved before your May 2024 Tokyo trip.
92% · shape + materialTranslucent shell chairInstagram · Saved May 18, 2024
88% · spoken referenceShiro Kuramata interviewYouTube · Watched May 11, 2024
84% · trip timingTokyo material diaryPinterest · Saved Apr 29, 2024One job, end to end.
Start with the moment everyone knows: “I saved it somewhere, but I cannot find it.”
Bring your history
Start with official exports from Instagram and YouTube. Add another source only when you choose.
Search one memory
Describe the image, phrase, person, time, or feeling you remember. The result always links back to its source.
Make something
Open a project and turn selected memories into a moodboard, creative brief, reference list, or first draft.
Connect only what you want remembered.
Official archives are the safe starting point. Each imported item keeps its platform, creator, date, and original link.
Your history should become useful context — not another feed to manage.
From scattered saves
to finished work.
The first product focuses on three jobs people already struggle to do.

Find what you remember, not where it was
Ask in ordinary language. Trace Garden searches meaning, images, spoken words, captions, creators, and time across every connected archive.
“That translucent chair I saved before my Tokyo trip.”

See the taste you have been building
It groups recurring colors, forms, people, places, and ideas into a personal taste map that changes with you.
Your visual language: soft industrial · saturated red · tactile type

Turn memory into a new result
Start with a goal. Your private agent retrieves the right references, explains the pattern, and helps create a brief, moodboard, itinerary, or first draft.
Build a launch direction from my strongest saved references.
Start with a goal, not an empty prompt.
Tell the agent what you are making, who it is for, and what success looks like. It retrieves the most relevant parts of your history, finds the taste behind them, and builds an editable creative system.
“Create the visual direction and launch content for a small jewelry brand from my strongest saved references.”
- Choose which platforms and memories it may use
- Keep every recommendation linked to its source
- Refine direction without losing your personal taste
Soft industrial, made personal.
Every suggestion shows the memories that shaped it. Nothing is published without you.
A personal context layer your agents can work with.
Every source becomes a permissioned memory object with provenance. Search it yourself, or let an agent retrieve only the context needed for a task.
- 01CollectOfficial exports, browser saves, and user-connected sources
- 02UnderstandText, visuals, audio, people, topics, and relationships
- 03ActRecall, organize, recommend, draft, and create
Your memory is not a social feed.
Sources stay private and separated. You decide what is imported, what an AI model may analyze, what another agent may retrieve, and when everything is deleted.
Useful wherever you create.
With explicit permission, ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, or another tool can ask for the few memories needed for a task through MCP—without receiving your entire history.