Where Memoy comes from, and why it was designed to outlast any individual.
How Memoy Began
A question, not a company.
How can memory be held with dignity? How can continuity be preserved when it grows thin? How can trust be built into technology itself, rather than extracted afterward? These questions led to a single conviction: that systems matter more than individuals, and that responsibility is inseparable from design.
Memoy exists because someone asked: what does it mean to build technology for memory without exploitation? For protection without control? For presence without surveillance? These constraints shaped everything that followed.
The Initial Work
The initial work behind Memoy was led by Monsieur G, not as a public figure, but as a system designer concerned with limits and accountability.
His work was not to build a company around himself, but to build a system that could exist without him. The focus was always on the design itself: the constraints, the protections, the safeguards. Personal visibility was secondary to institutional integrity.
Memoy was shaped by his conviction that responsibility cannot be personified. It must be built into every layer—governance, technology, communication, ethics. That conviction remains the foundation of everything that follows.
Why Discretion Matters
Authorship is intentionally de-emphasized on this page—not from humility alone, but from principle.
A system built on trust cannot be built around a person. If legitimacy depends on who created it, the system is fragile. If it depends on how it protects, how it respects, how it governs itself, it can endure.
Memoy was designed to be independent. Not independent of responsibility, but independent of any individual. That independence is a feature. Not an accident.
Memoy Belongs to No One Person
Memoy exists to serve people—not to express the identity of a founder, not to amplify a vision, not to build a personal legacy.
It was designed with constraints. It was built with accountability. It exists because someone asked the hard questions and refused easy answers. But now, it exists independent of that questioning. The system stands on its own.
If you want to understand where Memoy comes from, do not look for a founder. Look at the design. Read the Manifesto. Examine the safeguards. Understand that every constraint is intentional, every boundary is deliberate, and every choice reflects a commitment to something larger than any individual.
That is why Memoy remains.