The memory operating system for the neural age.
Engram is a zero-to-one concept: the software layer that turns tomorrow's brain-computer interfaces into a private, lifelong, queryable human memory. You forget where you left your keys; you've lost your earliest years entirely. Engram is built to end forgetting — while keeping the most personal data that could ever exist entirely under your control.
Built for the Moonshot Hackathon — Zero to One.
A cinematic, multi-page marketing + concept site built with React, Vite, Tailwind CSS, and Framer Motion.
| Page | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Home | The vision, the "impossible → inevitable" arc, the experience teaser |
| Vision & Science | First principles + the real neuroscience (engrams, USC/DARPA, BISC) |
| The Research | Memory-loss & ADHD data, the forgetting curve, why it's revolutionary |
| Technology | The six-layer chip-to-app architecture and privacy model |
| The Chip | Concept renders, anatomy, specs, and hardware roadmap |
| Team | Founders, roles, and contributions |
| Experience | A live "Ask Engram" demo, mood timeline, coaching, pricing, waitlist |
Requires Node.js 18+.
npm install
npm run devThen open the URL Vite prints (default http://localhost:5173).
npm run build
npm run preview- React 18 + TypeScript
- Vite for instant dev + builds
- Tailwind CSS for the design system (dark + gold "premium" theme)
- Framer Motion for page transitions, scroll reveals, and micro-interactions
- A custom canvas neural-field background, animated SVG visuals, an interactive recall demo — all dependency-light and fully client-side.
- The "Ask Engram" demo runs entirely in the browser against a small sample memory set — no API keys, no servers, nothing leaves your machine. That's the point.
- All statistics on the Research page are drawn from public sources (WHO, J. Neural Eng. 2018, Ebbinghaus retention studies, ADHD prevalence meta-analyses) and are meant for a concept demo.
- Add chip concept images to
public/asengram-chip-hero.png,engram-chip-scale.png, andengram-chip-anatomy.pngfor the Chip page renders.