Pricing
Free while it is
in early access.
No card, no trial clock, no seat count. Nothing here is for sale yet, so here is the whole bill.
What you still pay for. Your own model provider. Enovari does not replace your Claude, Cursor or Codex subscription — it gives the assistant you already pay for a memory. You will also need an account here, so the installer can be issued to you, and an API key from it.
Download it and see, or ask us what the plan is.
What happens when Enovari early access ends
When it stops being free,
here is what we owe you.
Early access ends eventually. The failure mode is familiar: a tool quietly becomes a subscription, and your work ends up on the wrong side of the paywall. These are the three undertakings that stand against it.
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One
What you already wrote stays readable.
Your memories live in a SQLite file on your own disk. That does not change when pricing does. If you never pay us another cent, that local file opens with a standard SQLite client and you can read every row of it without us. If you also connect the hosted service, the copy on our side follows your account — this undertaking is about the file you hold.
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Two
You get told before, not after.
No plan appears overnight on an account that was free the day before. When there is a price, it is announced with notice, in writing, to the address you signed up with — and nothing changes on your account before that notice arrives.
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Three
Early access is not a lower tier in disguise.
You are not being handed a crippled build to be upsold later. What you are downloading today is the product. If we later charge for something, it is for something new, not for switching back on what you already had.
These are commitments, not a contract. If we break one of them, say so publicly and tell us.
Enovari system requirements
What it needs from you
Free is not the same as frictionless. This is everything that has to be true before Enovari will run, including the warning your operating system is going to show you.
Requirements — read before downloading
- Windows
- 10 or 11, 64-bit. The build is unsigned — SmartScreen will warn you the first time, and you will have to click through it.
- Mac
- Apple Silicon or Intel, one universal build. Also unsigned — Gatekeeper blocks it until you right-click the app and choose Open, or allow it under Privacy & Security.
- An account
- Here, on this site. It is what the installer is issued against, and it is where your API key comes from — the key is what connects Claude Code, Cursor and other MCP clients to your memory.
- A model, and you already pay for it
- Enovari does not include one and does not replace one. It is the memory behind the assistant you are already using.
- Nothing else
- Windows and Mac are the only two builds that exist. There is no Linux installer, and there is no browser-only version — a web page cannot reach a memory store running on your own machine.
This build is not code-signed, so both operating systems are right to warn you. We would rather you read that here than meet it for the first time at the install prompt.
Go to the download — or make the account first, since you will need it either way.