Egoist Machines

Egoist Machines makes the Egoist AI Passport, a personal context layer that carries a user's preferences, history and identity across the AI applications they use. The idea is that a person builds one memory once, instead of starting from scratch with every new assistant. A user claims a handle and creates a passport. They connect the AI assistants and apps they already use, review new preferences, personal details and context before anything is shared, and control which applications can access the passport. Audit receipts show exactly what each app used. Categories in the passport include goals, knowledge, purchases, preferences, taste and apps. Users can also feed it essays, videos, links and half formed thoughts, which become part of the identity that travels with them. Each user can optionally get a public page at an ego.ist address for sharing interests and links, which the vendor compares to a free Linktree alternative. A Log in with AI Passport option lets other applications request context. The vendor states that the passport is private by default and free for life. No paid plans are published. A separate path is offered for startups that want to integrate.