Why there is an intermediate step
Your journal is yours alone. If Astrae read from it directly, anything you ever wrote could return in a conversation. Memory is the layer you fill yourself.
My life / Your observatory
Memory
The approval layer between your journal and what Astrae may see again.
You approve, not Astrae
A short summary is proposed for each entry. It enters memory only when you click. Skipping is always possible, and the entry simply stays in your journal.
You can take it back
An approved memory can be removed again. What is gone is gone -- including from what Astrae brings to the next conversation.
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Your chart needs no account. What you write and what Astrae remembers about you does: it belongs to you and has to follow you to another device.
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Nothing is waiting. Astrae proposes something once there is something to propose.