Memocore

People using AI assistants like ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor or VS Code have to re-explain facts and context every time they start a new chat, since these tools have no memory between sessions. Teams face a worse version of this: one person's agent has no access to what a colleague's agent has already learned, so the same information gets re-explained repeatedly. Switching between AI tools compounds the problem, since what ChatGPT knows is invisible to Claude and vice versa, forcing users to start over in each app.

Memocore is a cloud memory layer that connects to any AI client supporting the Model Context Protocol, including Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code and Claude Code, via a one-time setup. Users can ask their AI to save a fact or decision as a memo, then recall it later in any connected chat, with search by meaning built in. Memory can be organized into projects that are private, shared with invited teammates as editor or read-only viewer, or made public so others can follow and fold that knowledge into their own AI's memory. A REST API lets external apps or chatbots search and create memos directly, and a company workspace with team plans supports API keys scoped to specific projects.