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Keeps a shared memory of your AI chats so context carries over between ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini.
MemoryBase captures conversations from multiple AI chat platforms and stores them in one shared memory layer, so switching from, say, ChatGPT to Claude does not mean re-explaining the same context from scratch. It organizes conversations automatically into timelines and projects, and lets a user share selected context packs with different assistants on purpose rather than by accident. Support currently covers ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini directly, with Perplexity and Grok listed as coming soon, plus a Chrome extension and integrations for coding agents through CLI and MCP hooks.
Free plan includes 6 months of chat history and basic timeline/project views. Pro is $9/month billed annually at $108/year, adding unlimited history, unlimited context packs, and agent integrations; a 7-day Pro trial needs no card.
Use tool ↗MemoryBase solves a real annoyance for people who use several AI chat tools regularly: it stops you from re-explaining the same background every time you switch models. Its value depends entirely on how many different AI tools you actually juggle, since it does nothing for someone who sticks to one assistant.
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