Drawer is being designed around readable, user-controlled context so people can inspect what is retained and move approved information between supported environments.
- Readable context
- User control
- Portability
Drawer
The memory drawer for your AI
One drawer for each thing you care about.
Attributes are its memory·Behaviors are its skills·Yours to keep.
Attributes are its memory·Behaviors are its skills·Yours to keep.
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Why
Every session starts from zero
AI keeps getting smarter, yet it still doesn't know you. Every new session, every new tool — you introduce yourself all over again, while your preferences, projects and hard-won lessons scatter across a thousand chats.
Preferences don't stick
You've said "save it to Desktop, date goes first" a hundred times. You'll say it again tomorrow.
Experience has no home
Last month's lesson gets relearned in next month's tool. Experience stays anecdote — it never becomes an asset.
Memory you don't own
When an app does remember you, the memory lives in their cloud — unreadable, unportable, revocable.
The problem isn't that AI forgets.
It's that your world was never organized for it to remember.
It's that your world was never organized for it to remember.
The idea
Everything you care about becomes an object
Drawer keeps durable facts and repeatable actions together. Watch one project become more useful without losing where each change came from.
Object 01Project Atlas
01 / 03
A project finds one home.
Files, notes and preferences arrive from different places. Drawer links them to one object without flattening their sources.
Local object historyLinking evidence
Project folder/Projects/Atlas
Friday briefclient-update.md
Writing preferenceConcise updates
Building
Project Atlas
Project object · owned by you
AttributeFinal files/Projects/Atlas/Final
PreferenceConcise updatesApproved · 2 Aug
History3 preserved versionsEvery source retained
Behavior proposal
Draft weekly client update
Friday changesClient update
One object. Traceable memory. Behaviors that only activate after your review.
AI preview
Turn a loose note into a reusable object
Give Drawer ordinary language. It proposes structure, separates lasting facts from repeatable work, and waits for your approval before anything is saved.
Editable demoNothing leaves this page
Your note is ready.
Edit the text or choose an example, then generate a reviewable object. You can approve it or change the note and try again.
Reading context
separating lasting facts from one-time details
- Context
- Attributes
- Behavior
Project object
Project Atlas
Proposed attributes
Proposed behavior
Friday project changesConcise client update
Behavior: Draft weekly client update
Interactive local preview · edit the note, generate a proposal, then approve it to see the saved state.
Try it
Summoned in a keystroke. Gone in one.
Drawer appears over the tool already in front of you. Find a behavior, press Enter, and control passes straight back to your agent.
Local previewCompatible agentsTransient panel
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Nothing like that in this drawer yet
Drawer · yours
↑↓ select
⏎ run
esc clear
Passing control to your agentWorking
Ship releaseInput: main branch → Output: new version live
⏎ selected
- Behavior resolved
- Command inserted
- Panel dismissed
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The public preview shows how each entry stays connected to one object. Drawer is designed to keep reviewed context portable across compatible agents.
How it grows
Objects are alive
Drawer isn't another filing chore. Your drawers grow out of the work you already do with AI.
drawer://projects/atlas
Object defined
18 Jul
first source
first source
Project object
Project Atlas
One identity through every revision
A reviewed project brief becomes one portable object with a clear owner and scope.
1preserved state
Repeated everyday work quietly crystallizes into executable assets — yours.
Product principles
How Drawer is being designed
Drawer is designed to keep proposed attributes and behaviors as drafts until the user approves them, making lasting changes explicit instead of silent.
- Reviewable drafts
- Explicit approval
- Traceable history
The intended interface appears when called, passes a selected behavior to a compatible agent, then returns control to the tool already in use.
- Transient panel
- Keyboard-first
- Returns control
Drawer is being designed so reviewed objects are not tied to one model. Supported formats and integrations will be published as early-access development progresses.
- Portable design
- Documented integrations
- Model-independent direction
Where the thinking comes from
Old answers to a new question
"What is above form is called the Way; what is within form are the vessels."
形而上者谓之道，形而下者谓之器
I Ching — the process goes to AI; the vessels stay with you
"Knowledge begins with the investigation of things."
致知在格物
The Great Learning — put your world in order, and knowing follows
"The world is not a collection of finished things, but a collection of processes."
Engels — time is a first-class dimension; objects exist as histories
About Bymii AI
Building portable memory for the AI era
Bymii AI Global Limited is developing Drawer, a user-controlled memory and workflow layer for AI tools. It helps people organize projects, preferences and recurring work into portable objects they can review, retain and use across compatible AI environments.
How AI is intended to assist: Drawer is designed to extract structure from user-provided information, draft attributes and suggest reusable behaviors. Suggestions remain subject to user review and approval.
CompanyBymii AI Global Limited
ProductDrawer
JurisdictionHong Kong
Founded29 January 2026
FounderZhaohui Li · Founder & CEO
FocusAI productivity and knowledge organization
Current stageActive development · Early-access preparation
Contactleo@bymii.ai
Coming soon
We're putting our own world in drawers first
Our company, our projects, our lives — organized as objects, run with AI. Early-access development is underway. Request updates as the product progresses.
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