The context layer for AI.
AI is becoming deeply personal. For that to work, it needs to understand who you are. Not in the abstract. You, specifically.
Bot Food exists to make that possible. We are building the infrastructure for personal digital memory, a context layer that belongs to the individual, moves across every AI platform, and gets richer over time. We believe this will be as fundamental to the AI era as the browser was to the internet.
You are what you eat. So is your AI.
AI models have incredible capabilities. But even the most powerful model gives generic answers when it does not know who it is talking to. The issue is not intelligence. It is context.
Our thesis is simple: context and model should be separate.
Today every AI platform wants you to build your personal context inside their walled garden. Each one sees a fragment of your life, and none of them let you take that context with you. That is a bad deal. Rebuilding your context across every platform is hugely inefficient, and the alternative is lock-in to one provider. Neither is acceptable.
We believe individuals should own and control their personal context, and that it should be portable across any AI they choose. That is what we are building. Not a chatbot. Not another AI. The context layer that sits between you and every AI you use.
Four principles.
Ownership
Your context belongs to you. Not to us, and not to whichever AI you happen to be using this year.
Portability
It moves with you across every platform. Switching AI should never mean starting over.
Privacy by design
Your library is stored securely in your RaLHF account. We do nothing with it except keep it ready for the AI you choose, and you decide which AI apps can reach it.
Open standards
We build on MCP and open formats so nobody, including us, becomes a gatekeeper.
Leadership.
Serial entrepreneur with seven startups and over $100M raised. Co-founded Wysdom.AI, an enterprise AI evaluation platform, sold in 2024. Previously founded Clickfree, with more than a million consumer devices sold. Thirty years in tech.
COO at Wysdom.AI through its acquisition in 2024. Four previous startups plus CTO at Redknee, now Optiva, which he scaled from 50 to 5,000 employees as VP R&D and CTO.
Former Amazon, Slack and BlackBerry. Led development of Amazon Q Developer. Enterprise AI infrastructure expertise. Runs the Bot Food code factory.
Co-founder of ThinkData Works in 2014 and its CTO from the start. Built an open data platform covering 3,500 sources and 250,000 data sets.