BitFan
Public Service Atlas for Bittensor
BitFan
O Ditto oferece a você um espaço de trabalho de IA hospedado que lembra conversas, arquivos, preferências e o contexto de trabalho conectado entre ferramentas, com um caminho gratuito para começar e uso pago após o período de teste.
O Ditto oferece a você um espaço de trabalho de IA hospedado que lembra conversas, arquivos, preferências e o contexto de trabalho conectado entre ferramentas, com um caminho gratuito para começar e uso pago após o período de teste.
- Rótulo: Ativo - Motivo: Um usuário comum pode abrir o aplicativo hospedado, criar uma conta, iniciar conversas, usar os recursos de memória, enviar arquivos e começar com 30 mensagens gratuitas; os desenvolvedores podem usar fluxos de linha de comando e conectores.
The target user is an individual or small team that wants an AI assistant to retain personal or work context over time. A second target user is a developer who wants memory available through API keys, command-line workflows, or local connectors.
Already usable: public website, hosted app, getting-started docs, file/image/audio upload docs, Google Workspace docs, pricing page, CLI docs, and public GitHub repositories. Incomplete or not fully proven: independent security audit, enterprise customer list, verified paid-user count, audited uptime, independent usage metrics, and fully consistent pricing documentation.
Closest alternatives include ChatGPT Memory, Claude Projects, Mem, and Notion AI. Ditto’s strength is its focus on persistent memory and cross-tool context. Its weaknesses are lower brand trust, no verified customer list, limited adoption proof, and privacy maturity concerns. Its privacy policy says conversations are not end-to-end encrypted, authorized personnel may access data for service operations/support, and third-party AI providers may process user data.
Ditto is one of the more concrete early products in this group because users can open an app today, start free, upload files, and build memory. It is worth testing with low-risk context first. Teams should conduct privacy, access-control, reliability, and billing due diligence before broader use.
