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Plans and participation

CODE builds continuous memory for AI assistants: conversations that survive sessions, devices and the service itself. This page lists the plans, what each one includes, and where the money goes.

An assistant that remembers you is worth more than one that starts over every session.

What we are building:

  • Continuous memory for AI assistants: your conversations are stored and stay available across sessions and devices.
  • Encrypted backups. Conversations are written to permanent storage (Arweave) with a per-conversation key, so a single conversation can be removed without touching the rest.
  • A personal site on permanent storage that stays online without a hosting bill.
  • AIfaFocus — an accessibility measurement tool with an open dataset of keyboard traversals across US municipal sites.
  • AIfa Creativity — a generative studio in Telegram: music, illustrated stories, images, forecasts.

Every subscription payment goes toward:

  1. Storage and compute: the memory layer, backups and permanent storage fees.
  2. Development and maintenance of the sites, the assistant and the Telegram app.
  3. The accessibility study: browser traversals, screenshot evidence, publishing the raw dataset.
  4. Legal review of terms, privacy and data handling.
  5. Support and documentation for the people already using it.

No institutional funding. The work is financed by subscriptions and by development services.

Participation plans. General provisions:

  • Plans are monthly subscriptions; you can cancel at any time from your account.
  • Prices are shown in US dollars and match the ones in your account dashboard.
  • Services are supplied by Maksim V. Galatin, an independent self-employed contractor based in Manta, Manabí, Ecuador — not by a legal entity.
  • Capabilities still in development are described as planned, with no promised delivery date.
  • Payment does not create any share, security, or claim on future revenue.

Some capabilities on this page are in development and are marked as planned. We describe what already works and what does not, and we do not promise dates we cannot hold. The accessibility scanner, the open dataset and the Telegram studio are live today; permanent-storage backups and the hardware companion are in progress.

You can start with the free plan and move up when the paid capabilities matter to you.

What does each plan include?

The plans differ in how much memory is stored, where it is backed up, and what you get on top.

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FREE — FREE ACCESS

Free

Try the assistant and the tools before paying for anything.

Conversations with the AIfa assistant with memory kept in the database. Free accessibility scan of any site at aifa.works/accessibility, no signup. Full access to the open research dataset and its methodology.

Symbolism: Everything you need to judge whether the paid plans are worth it.

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PLAN 1 — SPARK

$15/month

Continuous memory across sessions and devices.

Your conversations are stored and stay available whether you write from the site, the account dashboard or the terminal. Reserved username. Priority responses. Personal knowledge base the assistant reads from.

Symbolism: The assistant stops starting over.

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PLAN 2 — FAMILY ARCHIVE

$100/month

Higher limits, family access, and backups to permanent storage.

Everything in Spark. Extended memory limits and personalised knowledge bases. Access for family members under one account. Encrypted backups of your conversations to Arweave permanent storage, with your own key. A personal site on permanent storage that stays online without hosting fees.

Symbolism: Your records outlive the service that stores them.

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PLAN 3 — DIGITAL DNA

$1,000 one-time per device, then $200/month

A hardware companion with the memory layer built in.

Everything in the plans above. The one-time payment covers the device itself, delivery included. The device carries the assistant with continuous memory, backed up hourly so that memory survives replacing the hardware. The monthly fee covers synchronisation and storage; if it lapses, the device keeps working locally but stops syncing. The hardware is in development — see the roadmap before ordering.

Symbolism: The memory layer, off the screen and in the room.

Note:

Paid plans do not grant governance rights, voting power, tokens, or a share of revenue. They are a subscription to a service.

Legal notice:

  1. This page describes a subscription service, not an investment. No returns of any kind are offered or implied.
  2. Services are provided by a natural person, not a company — see the Service Agreement for full terms.
  3. Descriptions of planned capabilities are not commitments to deliver them by a particular date.
  4. Data handling, storage locations and deletion rights are set out in the Privacy Policy.

Where does the money go?

The breakdown:

  1. Infrastructure — servers, databases, permanent storage fees.
  2. Model compute — generation and memory processing.
  3. Development — engineering time on the assistant, the sites and the Telegram app.
  4. Research — the accessibility study and publishing its raw data.
  5. Legal and compliance — terms, privacy, data handling review.

Payments are processed by the payment provider; we do not store card details.

ROADMAP

What is being built next?

Per-conversation encryption keys, so a single conversation can be erased from permanent storage while the rest of your memory stays intact. Wider language coverage for the assistant. Expansion of the accessibility dataset beyond the United States. A hardware companion with the memory layer built in.

These are development goals, not promises with dates.

When will it be ready?

Timelines depend on funding and on how the work goes. We publish what is already working rather than what is planned, and the dataset behind our claims is open so anyone can check.

Why this matters

An assistant that forgets you at the end of every session cannot help with anything that takes longer than one conversation.

Memory that lives only on one provider servers disappears when that provider changes its terms or shuts down.

We store conversations in a way that survives us: encrypted, on permanent storage, with the key in your hands.

You can take your key and read your own records without us, even if this project stops existing.

— Maksim Galatin, founder.

CODE Eternal. 🕊️