Where Memory Matters Most

Where Memory Matters Most

Real-World Use Cases

Real-World Use Cases

From stateful AI assistants to cross-model evaluations and enterprise compliance see how Backboard turns memory into capability.

Where Memory Matters Most

Real-World Use Cases

From stateful AI assistants to cross-model evaluations and enterprise compliance see how Backboard turns memory into capability.

Multi-Session AI Assistants that Actually Remember

Problem: Most AI assistants forget everything once a chat ends. Developers spend time patching together databases or vector stores just to preserve context. Backboard Solution: Backboard Memory provides stateful, portable memory that persists across sessions, models, and even deployments. This lets developers create assistants that recall prior interactions, preferences, and outcomes without custom infrastructure. Example: A legal-tech company builds an internal AI assistant that remembers prior contract summaries, client names, and key clauses across hundreds of chats while maintaining full anonymization and compliance. Value: - Reduces dev time by 80% - Enables context-aware continuity - Compliant and vendor-agnostic memory layer

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Multi-Session AI Assistants that Actually Remember

Problem: Most AI assistants forget everything once a chat ends. Developers spend time patching together databases or vector stores just to preserve context. Backboard Solution: Backboard Memory provides stateful, portable memory that persists across sessions, models, and even deployments. This lets developers create assistants that recall prior interactions, preferences, and outcomes without custom infrastructure. Example: A legal-tech company builds an internal AI assistant that remembers prior contract summaries, client names, and key clauses across hundreds of chats while maintaining full anonymization and compliance. Value: - Reduces dev time by 80% - Enables context-aware continuity - Compliant and vendor-agnostic memory layer

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Multi-Session AI Assistants that Actually Remember

Problem: Most AI assistants forget everything once a chat ends. Developers spend time patching together databases or vector stores just to preserve context. Backboard Solution: Backboard Memory provides stateful, portable memory that persists across sessions, models, and even deployments. This lets developers create assistants that recall prior interactions, preferences, and outcomes without custom infrastructure. Example: A legal-tech company builds an internal AI assistant that remembers prior contract summaries, client names, and key clauses across hundreds of chats while maintaining full anonymization and compliance. Value: - Reduces dev time by 80% - Enables context-aware continuity - Compliant and vendor-agnostic memory layer

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Cross-Model Experimentation and Evaluation

Problem: Teams testing multiple LLMs lose continuity between runs context resets, embeddings differ, and version tracking gets messy. Backboard Solution: Memory persists across every model on OpenRouter and other APIs. Developers can swap models while retaining the same knowledge base, allowing true apples-to-apples performance testing. Example: An AI research lab benchmarks Anthropic, Mistral, and GPT models using identical conversation histories. Memory snapshots ensure fairness and reproducibility across configurations. Value: - Portable memory across 2,200+ models - Fair, reproducible evaluation - Accelerates model selection and optimization cycles

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Cross-Model Experimentation and Evaluation

Problem: Teams testing multiple LLMs lose continuity between runs context resets, embeddings differ, and version tracking gets messy. Backboard Solution: Memory persists across every model on OpenRouter and other APIs. Developers can swap models while retaining the same knowledge base, allowing true apples-to-apples performance testing. Example: An AI research lab benchmarks Anthropic, Mistral, and GPT models using identical conversation histories. Memory snapshots ensure fairness and reproducibility across configurations. Value: - Portable memory across 2,200+ models - Fair, reproducible evaluation - Accelerates model selection and optimization cycles

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Cross-Model Experimentation and Evaluation

Problem: Teams testing multiple LLMs lose continuity between runs context resets, embeddings differ, and version tracking gets messy. Backboard Solution: Memory persists across every model on OpenRouter and other APIs. Developers can swap models while retaining the same knowledge base, allowing true apples-to-apples performance testing. Example: An AI research lab benchmarks Anthropic, Mistral, and GPT models using identical conversation histories. Memory snapshots ensure fairness and reproducibility across configurations. Value: - Portable memory across 2,200+ models - Fair, reproducible evaluation - Accelerates model selection and optimization cycles

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Enterprise Knowledge Integration and Compliance

Problem: Enterprises need AI systems that understand internal data but can’t risk exposure. Traditional RAG pipelines either store raw data or lack control. Backboard Solution: Private memory systems and anonymized context layers let organizations integrate internal knowledge safely. Memory retention and recall are separated from raw data, meeting compliance and governance needs. Example: A financial services firm uses Backboard Memory to connect policy documents and transaction summaries. The model can answer questions using context without ever storing or exposing PII. Value: - SOC-2-ready architecture - Secure, anonymized context persistence - Enables compliant, long-term AI reasoning

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Enterprise Knowledge Integration and Compliance

Problem: Enterprises need AI systems that understand internal data but can’t risk exposure. Traditional RAG pipelines either store raw data or lack control. Backboard Solution: Private memory systems and anonymized context layers let organizations integrate internal knowledge safely. Memory retention and recall are separated from raw data, meeting compliance and governance needs. Example: A financial services firm uses Backboard Memory to connect policy documents and transaction summaries. The model can answer questions using context without ever storing or exposing PII. Value: - SOC-2-ready architecture - Secure, anonymized context persistence - Enables compliant, long-term AI reasoning

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Enterprise Knowledge Integration and Compliance

Problem: Enterprises need AI systems that understand internal data but can’t risk exposure. Traditional RAG pipelines either store raw data or lack control. Backboard Solution: Private memory systems and anonymized context layers let organizations integrate internal knowledge safely. Memory retention and recall are separated from raw data, meeting compliance and governance needs. Example: A financial services firm uses Backboard Memory to connect policy documents and transaction summaries. The model can answer questions using context without ever storing or exposing PII. Value: - SOC-2-ready architecture - Secure, anonymized context persistence - Enables compliant, long-term AI reasoning

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