Recall the details that matter.
Explore Maya’s workspace. Plan a workshop, recall the details, talk it through, and choose a model, all with the same memory.
First 30 messages free. No card required.
Your next conversation shouldn’t start from zero.
Maya already told Ditto how she runs a workshop. When she asks for an agenda, those details give it a starting point. The same saved context is there for the follow-up and her next conversation.
The detail she saved
“I get the best ideas from small, hands-on workshops. Six people is ideal, and I’d rather skip the slide deck.”
Maya’s workshop preferences, saved in memory.
The plan it helps create
A ninety-minute agenda: choose one customer problem, sketch in pairs, and leave with one experiment to try.
Less time rebuilding the brief. More time preparing for the people in the room.
How the memory layer works across your apps.
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Connect your apps
The tools you already use, with the access you choose.
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Ditto builds your memory
Captured as you talk, filed under subjects and linked in the background.
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Your AI recalls it
Switch between connected tools and models. Your context follows.
Talk through the next step.
“How should I open the workshop?” In Live Mode, Maya can keep talking through the plan with her workshop preferences already in context.
Swap the model.
Keep the memory.
Choose a model for the task, with its price and capabilities in mind. Your saved memory stays in Ditto when you switch.
Start with one thing you want to get done.
Bring a question, a project, or the notes you keep re-explaining. Your first 30 messages are free, with no card required. Then pay as you go with a spending cap you set.