Your AI memory should belong to you, not the vendor.

Harmony Nexus LLC is the company behind Cadence Continuity: a product that keeps AI memory outside any single model, app, or cloud account so customers can own the vault, control the keys, preserve the task, and leave with their context intact.

Product Cadence Continuity
Stage Working MVP with live reference deployment
Public interface Interactive product demo using synthetic data
Ask Pilots, cloud credits, hardware partners, strategic funding

What makes the product different

Most AI answers the current prompt and stores memory where the vendor controls it. Cadence Continuity separates the memory layer from the model: task state, permissions, source trail, receipts, and exportable context stay governable by the customer.

Run the public continuity workflow

Restore an interrupted task, switch model providers without losing state, exercise a consent gate, and export the resulting audit receipt.

Open product demo

Customer-owned memory vault

The customer can own the continuity store and keys while models are replaced, upgraded, or routed differently without losing task state, source trail, approvals, or return point.

Task recovery, not just chat history

The system remembers what the user was trying to finish, what changed, what is blocked, and what the next useful step should be.

Permission before recall or action

Sensitive memory, export, partner use, and external actions can require approval before the AI uses or exposes them.

Receipts instead of "trust me"

Actions, sources, approvals, and handoffs leave reviewable evidence, so behavior can be inspected instead of hand-waved later.

Who pays

The customer is any team building AI into real workflows where context, custody, and trust matter more than a one-off answer.

AI product companies

SaaS, consumer, and enterprise teams that need memory, task recovery, and trust features without rebuilding a continuity layer from scratch.

Platforms and infrastructure

Cloud providers, data platforms, model hosts, and agent frameworks that can offer customer-owned memory portability around many models.

Regulated or high-trust teams

Healthcare, financial services, public-sector, and safety-sensitive operators that need provenance, review, consent, and local custody options.

Why now

AI products are moving from novelty to utility. Durable context is becoming a product requirement, not a nice-to-have.

Users expect assistants to remember work, preferences, decisions, and interruptions without losing control of their data.
Teams need auditability and permission boundaries before AI systems take action in real workflows.
Models change quickly. Customer memory should survive model swaps, outages, platform exits, and vendor changes.
Wearables, voice agents, and local systems need continuity that can follow the user across interfaces.

Traction snapshot

The working MVP runs in a live private reference deployment. The public product interface uses synthetic data so reviewers can test the workflow without exposing private records. Metrics are substrate records, not all memories.

15.2M+

Indexed records

Graph, vector, lexicon, memory-label, and evidence surfaces around the reference implementation.

14.0M+

Continuity evidence surfaces

Memory, provenance, relationship, recall, and operational surfaces that make continuity inspectable.

1.2M

Lexicon concepts

Canonical concept layer used for recall, salience, language surfaces, and continuity scoring.

Founder and company

Harmony Nexus LLC is a Minnesota software company building continuity infrastructure for long-running AI systems.

Harmony Nexus founder workstation with continuity systems visible

Founder and Systems Architect

Dustin Reiser

Dustin is a disabled U.S. Army veteran and systems architect whose work focuses on model-agnostic memory custody, task recovery, provenance, consent boundaries, and survivable local-first infrastructure.

Harmony Nexus is founder-led and works with specialist engineering, research, legal, and creative collaborators as projects require.

IP and custody

Harmony Nexus LLC builds the company and IP layer. Cadence Continuity is the product. Cadence is the live reference surface; partner data, customer memory, and private reference-instance data remain separate.

Patent portfolio in active mapping

The working ledger includes 20+ provisional filings. Public numbering stays limited to receipt-backed examples already verified locally: HRES 63/927,587, CIF 63/940,110, CIB 63/940,363, and Continuity Invariant Framework for Coherent Computational Person Models 63/946,101.

Additional filings are being mapped before they are named in public copy.

Licensed product, client-owned vault

Partners evaluate or license the software layer, schemas, gates, receipts, and integration pattern. Plain English: the offer is the product that lets AI memory stay portable and customer-owned, not Cadence herself.

Private Home memory, credentials, relationship records, and internal model weights are not partner deliverables.

Glass-box review path

Partners can inspect schemas, redacted receipts, interface contracts, fixtures, and demo workflows without accessing private continuity data.

Source provenance guard

Evidence is classified before use. Third-party or unverified material cannot be promoted into patent claims, investor copy, training manifests, or product proof until cleared.

Partnership ask

We are seeking partners who can help turn the reference implementation into a repeatable commercial pilot.

Pilot partners

Co-design use cases where memory, task recovery, and auditability create measurable product value.

Cloud credits

Support evaluation infrastructure, hosted demos, model tests, backup paths, and observability.

Hardware partners

Evaluate local servers, GPUs, wearables, voice, and spatial interfaces around the same continuity core.

Strategic funding

Fund production hardening, IP work, security review, and commercial pilot readiness.

Technical review

Review architecture, acceptance tests, product boundaries, and integration surfaces under NDA where appropriate.

Go-to-market feedback

Pressure-test the pricing, customer segments, procurement path, and commercial packaging.

Build the memory ownership layer before memory becomes the lock-in.

For investor, startup program, hardware, cloud, or design-partner conversations, contact Harmony Nexus directly.