Self-hostable · open source (Apache-2.0) · built on Graphiti × LlamaIndex

The auditable, self-hostable belief ledger for agents.

Plain RAG can tell you what's true now. RAGBrain tells you what your agent believed at any past moment - and proves it. Temporally-correct context and cited answers, running in your own VPC, where your data never leaves.

The one thing plain RAG can't do

Ask "as of when?"

Modern RAG (and hosted memory) has no time axis. It answers from whatever it retrieves today. RAGBrain filters context to the moment you ask about, so the answer is temporally correct - and cites the fact it stood on.

Same question, add "as of 2015"Answer
Plain RAGCan't isolate the past - no time axis. It sees both the old and new fact and hedges or picks wrong.
RAGBrain (as of 2015)

Positioned by contrast

We are the thing the recall-optimized clouds vacated

Not a worse hosted-memory service. The answer to a question their governed cloud structurally can't answer - for the regulated buyer who can't send data out. We tie on retrieval (we inherit Graphiti's); we win where they're blank.

CapabilityRAGBrainHosted recall-optimized memory
Standard retrieval / recallTie - inherited, not a winStrong
Temporal correctness / as-of replayYes - no time axis
Auditable provenance - "why did this change?"Yes -
System-time replay (what did it know then)Yes -
Self-hostable / in-VPC / data never leavesYes - hosted SaaS

The tie row is the point: an all-green matrix is the one nobody believes.

Real benchmark - every number from a live run

Where we tie, and where it isn't close

Same corpus, same model, same embeddings. The only difference is memory. Panel 1 is an honest tie on stable facts. Panel 2 is what a temporal store is for.

Honesty is the marketing

What we are - and what we're not

Try it

Run it in your own environment

Your infrastructure, your LLM, your embedder - your data never leaves. For an audit product, the strongest CTA is: read the code that produces the audit trail.

Reproduce every number here: python demo/capture_demo.py and python demo/benchmark.py.