Keep your word.
Tell Anchor what you'll do and by when. It remembers on Walrus, messages you first when it's due, and learns what actually makes you follow through, across days, weeks and devices.
A real conversation, replayed.
Lines from real chats with Anchor. Left: what you see in Telegram. Right: what gets written to Walrus Memory, and what is pulled back out when it matters.
WALRUS MEMORY · ENCRYPTED0 stored
Real people. Real promises.
A promise is only as strong as its memory.
Make a promise
"I'll send five job applications by Friday." Anchor turns intentions into a concrete promise with a real date.
It's remembered, for real
The promise is encrypted and stored in your own Walrus Memory namespace. It survives restarts, devices and weeks of silence.
Anchor checks in first
When it's due, Anchor messages you. Did it, partly, didn't, or move it: one tap records the outcome.
It learns what works for you
Excuses become patterns. Wins become strategy. Next time, Anchor reminds you what actually worked.
Same bot. One remembers.
Both answers are real Gemini output for the same message, from a test conversation. Send /compare to Anchor to see both answers side by side for your own life.
You · a day laterWhat do you remember about me and my exam plan?
Without memoryRight now, I don't have anything saved about you or your exam plan yet. Tell me what exam you are preparing for and what you need to get done.
With Walrus MemoryI know you are a nursing student prepping for your pharmacology exam, and that you tend to procrastinate and get distracted by your phone when you try studying at home. You focus much better when you go to the library. As for your plan, you promised to revise two chapters of pharmacology by tomorrow evening, Wednesday, October 7th.
⚓ 6 memories recalledEvery person, their own encrypted namespace.
Anonymised. Counts come straight from Walrus Memory, with no database of ours in between.
- user-85b5bc169 days ago
- user-695914168 days ago
- user-f3a01b167 days ago
- user-1ad5aa164 days ago
- user-7ac4e81410 days ago
- user-e1b739148 days ago
- user-9269931210 days ago
- user-6b1325129 days ago
- user-3b844d126 days ago
- user-37a95b410 days ago
- user-3e8bfd310 days ago
- user-6a33f2343 h ago
- user-0da801110 days ago
Memory you can inspect.
/whyThe exact memories behind the last reply, with Walrus blob IDs./compareYour message answered with and without memory./promisesOpen and kept promises, and your follow-through rate./forgetPick a memory and Anchor never uses it again./weekYour follow-through this week: kept, missed, and what's still open.A partner that gets better the longer you use it.
People don't lack goals. They lack follow-through, and nothing remembers their promises with them. Anchor is an accountability partner anyone can afford, in the app they already use, with memory that belongs to them.
Live: deadline reminders
"By 3pm" means a heads-up at 14:30 and a check at 15:00, then an evening check-in on anything still open.
Live: weekly follow-through
Every Sunday: kept, partly kept, missed, your follow-through %, and one insight from memory. Or send /week any time.
Next: WhatsApp and accountability buddies
Anchor where most people already chat, and an optional friend who sees your follow-through and nudges you.
Next: memory you own
Connect your own Walrus Memory account so your promises and patterns travel with you to any app.
Not a mockup. This is the bot.
Questions people ask first.
Do I need an account, a wallet or crypto?
No. Open Anchor in Telegram and start talking. Your Telegram account is all it uses to know it's you.
Where is my memory stored, and who can read it?
Each person gets their own namespace in Walrus Memory. Memories are encrypted before they are stored on Walrus, and recall never crosses from one person to another. Anchor's server holds the key it needs to read your memories back to you, so treat it like any app you chat with. This page only ever shows anonymised counts.
When does Anchor check in?
If your promise has a time ("by 3pm"), Anchor sends a heads-up 30 minutes before and messages you right at that time. Every evening at 19:00 (Africa/Lagos) it also checks in on anything due that day or earlier that's still open, and every Sunday it sends your weekly follow-through summary. Tap Did it, Partly, Didn't or Move it, or just reply in your own words. You can also send /checkin or /week any time.
What if I break a promise?
Nothing bad happens. Anchor records it honestly, asks what got in the way, and uses that next time. Patterns and wins are the point: they are how it learns what actually works for you.
Can I make it forget something?
Yes. Send /forget and a topic, pick the memory, and Anchor will never use it again. Walrus Memory is append-only, so the encrypted record isn't erased; Anchor stores a tombstone that hides it from every future recall.
How do I see what it remembers?
/memory lists everything, grouped by type. /why shows the exact memories behind its last reply, with Walrus blob IDs. /compare answers your message with and without memory, side by side.
Which AI runs it?
Google gemini-3.8-flash through the Vercel AI SDK, with automatic fallback to other Gemini models when one is busy. Long-term memory is Walrus Memory on mainnet.
Is it free and open source?
Free to use, and MIT-licensed. The code, setup guide and design notes are on GitHub.
What will you hold yourself to?
No sign-up. Open Telegram, say what you'll do. Anchor takes it from there.