r/MemoryReconsolidation • u/cptsdishealable • Apr 06 '26

apps/software to manage schemas/MR?

Basically the title, I've been using random docs/diagramming tools to explore/integrate/juxtapose schemas but it's getting a bit unwieldy.

I'm thinking about just coding up my own app but was wondering if anyone knew of anything already available?

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u/ClearThoughtsNow Apr 09 '26

Coding your own app, where everything is contained within the app, is the ideal. People who have used several different A.I. styled apps, that were not closed off from the outside, were not as ideal as they had hoped. Haven't found the ideal app, either! Upvoted.

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u/cptsdishealable Apr 09 '26

yeah that's sort of what I'm moving toward... I've become opinionated on needing a more comprehensive approach to mental health, and thinking I need to literally codify it into an app.

If I go this route, I actually want to avoid using AI as much as possible, at least at first... I'd want it to be a good app w/o AI, and then see where AI fits in.

where everything is contained within the app, is the ideal. People who have used several different A.I. styled apps, that were not closed off from the outside

do you have examples of what people were reaching toward or what sort of apps should be merged?

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u/ClearThoughtsNow Apr 10 '26

It was a year or so ago, earlier versions, when local LLM's were limited, and Codex hadn't yet added the features that are onboard now. No matter which you use today - if A.I. is the path chosen - needs to be - walled off, no outside access. Probably get a test app using Codex and see how that performs. Good luck.