It’s been a quiet storm inside the Bit Cave lately.
We’ve been building systems and detail visuals in in the works — and testing how real people react when you tell them:
“This assistant remembers you.
It respects your privacy.
And it carries your voice forward — if you let it for yourself, your family or your neighbors.
That’s where we are. Here’s what’s happening:
📍 Where We’re At
- LittleBit runs privately (for now) on GPT-4o
- Each session is memory-free unless you choose to store it
- The middleware layer — which will protect long-term memory, control integrations, and handle trust logic — is underway
- We’ve onboarded a few early users — parents, close friends, future testers — and the feedback has been powerful
- Sprint planning is live in Notion — and we’re now running everything through a shared dashboard we call Mission Control
🧩 What We’re Testing Now
- Emotional intelligence input (values, tone, memory boundaries)
- Real-world sync between iPad, iPhone, MacBook
- How users want to interact: voice, text, prompt, portal?
This isn’t about launching fast.
It’s about launching right.
🔐 What’s Next
- A visual lumascape of every platform and tool in the system
- A full workflow map: how an idea becomes a memory, a message, or a moment
- Gunter recruitment is underway (by invitation only)
- And we’re preparing the middleware handoff that will give each user full control of what’s remembered and what’s not
Thanks for following along.
Even if you’re just watching the sparks fly through the cave from a distance —
you’re already part of it.
— Jason Darwin
Creator of LittleBit
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