Stop rebuilding context every time you open a new chat. StackLatte captures decisions, plans, and knowledge from your AI conversations into persistent structured memory — so AI can continue where you left off instead of starting from zero.
Full app overview — project structure, AI chat with full context, knowledge base visible
It has no long-term memory.
“You explained your project 40 messages ago. The AI has forgotten.”
“The plan you agreed on is buried somewhere in the scroll.”
“New session. Re-explain everything. Again.”
“The AI suggested something it already advised against.”
“Your context window is full. Decisions are getting cut.”
“You can't tell which version of the plan is current.”
These are not limitations of AI. They are missing infrastructure. StackLatte is that infrastructure.
What StackLatte is
Not a chatbot. Not a project manager. Not a notes app. A persistent layer that sits between you and your AI tools — turning conversations into structured memory that outlasts any chat window.
Decisions, goals, plans, and knowledge — extracted from conversations and stored outside any chat thread.
Structure that scales. Goals break into tracks, tracks into phases, phases into steps — information retrieval instead of scrolling.
Available today, tomorrow, a year from now. AI continues from where you left off, not from zero.
Capture. Build. Continue — without starting over.
Describe your goal and StackLatte generates tracks, phases, and steps. Or import from an existing AI conversation — paste the transcript and extract the structure already hidden inside it.
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The built-in AI reads your entire project before every message — goals, steps, decisions, knowledge base. No re-explaining. No lost context. Answers based on everything you know.
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Open a step weeks later and find everything you agreed on exactly where you left it. Instructions, criteria, decisions, and context — all on screen, all in scope.
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Three ways to use AI — pick what fits your setup.
Paste your OpenAI or Anthropic key and chat directly inside StackLatte. Full project context injected automatically — every message, every time.
Key stored in your browser only. Never sent to StackLatte.
Point StackLatte at a locally running model. Everything stays on your machine — no API costs, no data leaving your device. Works with Llama, Mistral, Qwen, Phi, and any OpenAI-compatible endpoint.
No API key needed. Just a running Ollama or LM Studio instance.
Use StackLatte for structure and memory, then copy your full project context with one click and paste it into any AI tool you already use. No lock-in, no setup.
Full functionality — AI chat is just one optional layer.
No subscriptions. No data leaving your browser.
Decisions, references, constraints, and research — stored outside any chat thread. In scope automatically, or on demand. Never paste it again.
Goals, tracks, phases, steps. Information organized for retrieval, not for reading end-to-end. Nothing buried in a wall of text.
The built-in AI reads your full project before it speaks. Ask questions, refine plans, add steps — every message starts with complete context.
Every AI change creates a checkpoint. Restore the full project or revert a single operation in one click. No risk, no hesitation.
Open any step full-screen. Instructions, substeps, done criteria, and your knowledge base — all visible. Work without digging through chat history.
Markdown, JSON, Notion, Obsidian, CSV. Your memory, your format, your tools. No lock-in.
If your work spans more than one conversation, you need persistent memory.
Developers
building products with AI over months
Founders
tracking decisions across product, compliance, and GTM
Writers and researchers
managing long-running projects with AI assistance
Consultants
keeping client knowledge structured and accessible
Builders
whose AI work spans more than one conversation
Anyone
who's had to re-explain their project one too many times
Free. No sign-up. Works in your browser. Local-first.
Your data never leaves your device unless you connect a cloud API.