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Desktop app that keeps a visual memory canvas next to your AI chats so context survives across sessions.
Memorr is a Mac and Windows desktop app that splits its window between a chat panel and a visual canvas of memory nodes you build up while talking to AI models like GPT, Claude, Gemini, or Perplexity. Instead of resending context by hand, a retrieval system pulls only the relevant saved memories into each new conversation, aimed at keeping long threads coherent past the point where a chat app's own context window would normally lose track. It supports bringing your own API key for the underlying models, stores memories locally on the device rather than in a database, and is sold as a one-time lifetime license rather than a subscription. The product's own site returned an access error during this review, so details rely on independent listings.
Sold as a one-time lifetime license listed at $89, though promotional discounts as steep as 87% off have been advertised; there is no recurring subscription fee.
Use tool ↗Memorr's split canvas-plus-chat layout is a genuinely different approach to the 'AI forgets everything' problem than the usual browser extension that just re-pastes old messages. A one-time license and local-only storage are unusual and mostly buyer-friendly, but this review could not load the vendor's own site directly to double check current claims.
Watch out: The advertised lifetime price has fluctuated between roughly $20 and $89 in promotions, so check the current price before buying.
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