Founder of a listed tool

Alex Ronse

Co-founder, past.dev, named behind the past.dev listing on Anchor Terminal.

Co-founder, past.dev

Alex Ronse co-founded past.dev with Mehdi Djabri. The founders have worked on model context, memory systems and AI agents since GPT-2, and before past.dev the team built agents for product work, engineering, email and meetings.

What Alex builds

  • past.dev B · Agent memory

    past.dev is a hosted long-term memory API for AI agents. Applications send timestamped text and recall ranked, dated evidence as a named identity, with per-audience access, OAuth MCP servers and plugins for coding agents.

    Co-founder, past.dev, researched 28 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Alex Ronse?

Alex Ronse co-founded past.dev with Mehdi Djabri. The founders have worked on model context, memory systems and AI agents since GPT-2, and before past.dev the team built agents for product work, engineering, email and meetings.

What does Revo Inc. (doing business as Past Corp.) make?

Anchor Terminal lists past.dev from Revo Inc. (doing business as Past Corp.). past.dev is a hosted long-term memory API for AI agents. Applications send timestamped text and recall ranked, dated evidence as a named identity, with per-audience access, OAuth MCP servers and plugins for coding agents.

How are Alex's tools graded?

past.dev is graded B, 63.8 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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