We have opened a preview of mo-ai.net, the website for moAI, which is in development at LaB:96.
Following the news of our first customer test, we opened the site ahead of the full launch so you can see in one place what moAI aims for and how it intends to work.
No Need to Choose Just One
Today's AI tools each have capable memory of their own, but that memory builds up only inside each tool. moAI keeps a single source of truth outside those tools, one that people can read and edit, and sets things up so that every connected AI works from the same standard. The starting point: you don't have to replace the AI you already use, or pick just one.
The first screen of the site carries moAI's three principles.
Your memory is your asset.
New AI, same standards.
People stay at the center of every decision.
What You'll Find on the Site
The site has four chapters. Why moAI explains why a shared source of truth works better than memory split across tools, and Memory shows how memory is designed so that people can see where it is kept and what has changed, and manage it themselves.
Workflow covers the loop of checking memory, running work with the right tool, and carrying forward only the results a person has reviewed. Your setup introduces two directions in preparation on the same memory foundation: Amberpage for individuals, and Dayward for professionals and small teams.
Alongside Korean, English (mo-ai.net/en) and Vietnamese (mo-ai.net/vi) pages are open as well. We are still refining the translations.
On TRiNOV, Too
We added a moAI introduction to the R&D section of trinov.dev and a moAI link to the related sites in its footer. The QR code on TRiNOV business cards also takes you straight to trinov.dev.
What's Next
For now, we have opened the site first. We will share the scope of the full service, the launch schedule and pricing once they are confirmed.
If you have questions or thoughts after looking around, please leave them in the comments below. We will share the next updates, along with what we learn from the first customer test, through LaB:96.
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