The memory layer for AI

Your AI finally remembers you.
Across everything.

One portable memory layer that sits between you and every AI model. Your context, your data, your control. Switch providers without starting over.


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ChatGPT Mnemora
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Claude Mnemora
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Gemini Mnemora
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Cursor Mnemora

USB-C for AI context.

Every AI tool you use builds context about you. Your preferences, your decisions, your domain knowledge. Right now, all of that is locked inside each tool. Mnemora is the universal adapter. One standard. Any model. Your data, always with you.


How it works

Three layers. Zero lock-in.

01 — Capture

Learn from every interaction

Mnemora observes your AI conversations and extracts meaningful context: preferences, decisions, domain knowledge, patterns. Silently. Automatically.

02 — Rank

Intelligent retrieval

Not just keyword matching. Memory is weighted by confidence (how reliable is this signal?) and temporal decay (how fresh?). The right context surfaces at the right time.

03 — Inject

Token-efficient context

High-signal context is injected into any model session. No prompt bloat. Every AI you use gets smarter because it finally knows who you are and what you care about.


The moat that works for you.

Most switching costs trap users. Mnemora's switching cost compounds in your favor. The longer you use it, the richer your memory layer becomes. And because you own it completely, there's no hostage dynamic. Competitors can copy the interface. They can't copy five years of your accumulated AI context.

Built for

Individuals

Continuity across tools. Your AI finally knows you, whether you're in ChatGPT today and Claude tomorrow.

Engineering teams

Shared context that persists across models and team members. No more re-explaining the codebase.

Enterprise

Data sovereignty, access controls, audit logs, team namespacing. Deploy on-prem for regulated industries.

Developers

A clean API to add persistent, intelligent memory to any AI application. Framework-agnostic by design.


Every AI gets smarter the longer you use it.
That value should belong to you.

Mnemora gives it back.