What if retrieval didn't need to be another network request?
Load the index into your application.
Query it locally.
Get your context back in milliseconds.
That's Moss.
Your AI shouldn't have to call another server to remember something.
Most RAG setups send retrieval requests over a network.
When you're building something that needs to respond in real time, that extra trip matters.
Here's how Moss handles it ↓
What does AI memory look like at scale?
80,000+ devices.
113M documents every month.
24.8B tokens embedded on device.
Aside uses Moss for local embedding, indexing, and retrieval inside its AI browser.
Here's how they're building it: