Everything on this page is marked with where it actually stands. Nothing below the first band exists yet, and nothing below the first band is described anywhere else on this site as though it does.
The 3D workspace on PC and VR. The timeline and knowledge map over your own recordings. Transcription with speaker turns. Search by description across the whole archive. Build mode, where the app edits its own source. The always-on wake word. Report and document generation. Windows and macOS builds of the same application.
A versioned build anyone can install, with the changelog beside it. Until this lands, the download buttons on this site are deliberately inert rather than pointing at something half-ready.
A one-pass importer that pulls a whole account out of Google Drive, iCloud, a phone or an external disk, and files what arrives into subjects rather than dumping it in a folder called Imported. The end of paying a monthly fee to store files on a disk you already own.
Backup and sync between your own machines — desktop, laptop, phone, server — with the same rule as everything else: we are not holding a copy. Redundancy without a landlord.
Build mode already means every install diverges. The marketplace is where that becomes worth something: a person who modified the app into a better tool for lawyers, or for field biologists, or for people who write music, can put a price on that modification and sell it. Datasets sell the same way — a curated, cleaned, structured body of material that someone else's Lovault can read on day one. Lovault takes a 17% commission; the rest goes to whoever made the thing.
A machine that arrives with Lovault already on it, sized for an archive rather than for a browser, and designed to sit in a corner and stay on. For the people who want the whole proposition — everything local, forever, searchable — without assembling the hardware themselves.
It is being built now, on one machine, in the open. The alpha opens when it is worth your disk space.