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Account-owned context
Saved context belongs to the user account and exists to help the next Sofia or Mark conversation continue.
For Individuals / Memory Continuum
Continuity you can inspect and change.
The thread can continue because saved context belongs to the person using it. Old notes can be replaced, removed, or left out; workplace views cannot read the support thread.
Memory Continuum
What the memory carries
It carries selected context: names, preferences, prior decisions, and boundaries that help Sofia or Mark avoid asking for the same story again.
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Replace old notes
A newer memory can supersede an older one when the user's situation changes.
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Delete without negotiation
Review and deletion stay first-class paths for the person who owns the thread.
How supersession works
How supersession works
The page contract frames newer context as a replacement path, not a hidden pile of old notes.
The user can change what should continue.
Older context can be retired instead of silently lingering.
Deletion remains available when the thread should forget.
Memory Continuum
Private support stays private
No employer or workplace dashboard can read Sofia/Mark conversations, saved memories, or the daily support thread.
Memory is for the person using the account.
Workplace views cannot inspect companion text.
Recruiting surfaces do not receive support history.
Memory Continuum is private support context, not therapy, medical advice, or a crisis line.
Memory Continuum
Start with continuity, not repetition.
Open a private Sofia or Mark thread and decide what should carry forward.
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Emotional AI Companion
Private companion support, continuity, and safety model.
Category entry: support for people, signal for teams, and human-owned decisions.
Read-only specimen of companion, company, and recruitment workflows.
Feature page for the private daily support ritual, separate from workplace signal.
Feature page for non-clinical safety routing that stays with the user.
Companion philosophy, Guardian boundaries, and privacy commitments.