Moving personal phone data into a RAG database
A personal history question-answering tool needs data such as location history, payments, and messages to be collected and stored in a database. The main unsolved part is how to send personal information from a phone to that database.
The goal is to ask natural questions about past events, movements, spending, and conversations, then get useful answers from the stored records. Much of the project structure is already in place, but data and remain the main .
Key points
- The project uses location history, payment records, and messages as personal memory data.
- The main problem is moving data from a phone into a database.
- The goal is to answer questions about past personal events and history.
- A RAG approach can reduce token use by fetching only relevant records.
- Sensitive personal data needs strong security and .