AI that knows your work

One AI memory for every AI tool you use.

Say it once in any tool, and your other tools have it in your next conversation. What you have explained about your work stays with you, whichever tools and models come next.

Request access See how it works

The pilot is by invitation for now.

Say it once.

Memory Bridge does the rest.

Claude

The annual plan is now SAR 4,800.

Saved to memory
ChatGPT

Write a quote for a new client.

Quote: annual plan, SAR 4,800.

From memory
Works with
  • ChatGPT
  • Claude
  • Gemini
  • Mistral Le Chat
  • Perplexity
  • Cursor
  • GitHub Copilot
  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • Windsurf
  • Cline
  • Kiro
  • OpenCode
  • Goose
  • LM Studio

In 40 seconds

See how one memory works

A short video that explains the idea from start to finish.

The problem

Every chat starts from zero

You open a new chat or try a new tool, and you explain everything all over again.

  1. 1

    You explain your project

  2. 2

    You open another chat and explain it again

  3. 3

    Your time goes on explaining, not on the work

You don't need a new tool. You need one memory for all your tools.

How it works

Say it in Claude. Carry on in ChatGPT.

Claude
You

2026 pricing: the annual plan is SAR 4,800, and the maximum discount is 10%.

Claude

Saved.

Saved to memory · 2026 pricing
One memory
ChatGPT
You

Write a quote for a client asking for 15% off.

With Memory Bridge

Annual plan, SAR 4,800. Your maximum discount is 10%, so I offered 10%.

From memory · 2026 pricing

Illustrative example

Examples from real work

You ask. The answer comes from what you said.

A negotiation, a technical decision, an annual review. The question is short. The answer is built on what you said over months.

Your memory

Four conversations in one answer

Things you said over nine months, in two tools, come together when you ask.

Saved in your memoryIllustrative example

Client: annual supply contract

  1. We renewed at 10% off in return for a two-year term.March · ChatGPT
  2. The client paid late twice this year.June · Claude
  3. The lowest margin we accept is 35%.January · ChatGPT
  4. Their decision-maker is now the finance director.September · Claude

4 notes from 4 conversations

Then you ask

The client wants 20% off the renewal. What do I say?

The tool's answerIllustrative example

Each line of the answer traces to a saved note. Hover a line to see where it came from.

A memory that grows with you

Everything you discussed before, back when you need it

You have already talked through prices, plans and decisions in many conversations. Import your past conversations from ChatGPT and Claude, and Memory Bridge searches them on every question and brings back what applies.

Your memory
  • 412notes searched
  • 4chosen for this question
  • 18months of work
What it found
  1. ChatGPT February 2025The supplier was two weeks late on the February shipment.
  2. Claude July 2025The July shipment was late and we claimed a penalty.
  3. ChatGPT January 2025Purchasing policy: no advance payment above 30%.
  4. Claude November 2025The alternative supplier costs 5% more and delivers faster.
You

The supplier offers 8% off the next shipment if we pay upfront. Do I accept?

Without memory

Paying upfront for a discount can make sense if you have the cash and the supplier is reliable. Compare the discount with your cost of capital…

With Memory Bridge

Hold off. This supplier was late on two of the last three shipments, and your company policy caps advance payments at 30%. Ask for the discount on a 30% advance with a late-delivery penalty, or negotiate using the alternative supplier’s offer.

Illustrative example

The whole picture

All your tools, one memory in the middle

Switch tools or try a new model. The memory stays the same.

  • ChatGPT
  • Claude
  • Gemini
  • Mistral Le Chat
  • Perplexity
  • Cursor
  • GitHub Copilot
  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • Windsurf
  • Cline
  • Kiro
  • OpenCode
  • Goose
  • LM Studio

  • Understands the question however it is worded
  • Searches everything you have saved at once
  • Picks what is closest to the question and leaves the rest
  • Keeps a version on every edit
  • Knows what each tool is allowed to see
  • Records who wrote, when, and from which tool

What's inside

AI memory built for work

Search that understands meaning

Ask in your own words. Memory Bridge finds the note even when it was written differently.

What are the payment terms with the supplier?

Matched by meaningWe agreed with the supply company on payment within 60 days.

Version history for every note

Every edit is kept as a version. Go back to any earlier one.

  • TodayEdited by you
  • YesterdayClaude
  • 12 SeptemberChatGPT

You decide what each tool sees

When you connect a tool you choose the projects it can open, and you can disconnect it whenever you like.

  • ChatGPT3 projects
  • Claude1 project

Come back to your work months later

Questions you can answer as long as the details of your work are saved.

  • After three months“What did we answer the last time they asked for a discount?”It retrieves the reply and its reasons from the client notes.
  • After six months“Which supplier has been late more than once?”It searches the notes of all your projects, not one conversation.
  • After a year“Summarise what I achieved this year for my review.”It gathers what you saved through the year into a draft you review and complete.

The question everyone asks

“Doesn’t ChatGPT already have memory?”

It does. So do Claude and Gemini. But each memory is locked inside its own tool and knows nothing of what the others know.

Compared onMemory inside the toolMemory Bridge
SharingLocked inside one toolOne memory your tools share
ControlSaved automatically, and may be rewritten over timeNotes you read and edit; nothing changes without you knowing
If you try another toolYou move what was saved yourself, if the tool allows itYou connect the new tool to the same memory
Version historyDepends on each toolA version on every edit, any of which you can restore

If your tool's own memory is enough for you, you don't need anything else. Memory Bridge helps when you want to read and correct what's saved about your work, or use it with more than one tool.

Trust

Your memory is yours

You are trusting it with the details of your work. We built it for that.

  • You can read everything that's saved
  • Edit and delete whenever you like
  • You choose what each tool sees
  • Stored in Riyadh

In our latest test, ChatGPT ran 36 operations on the memory and all of them succeeded on the first try.

One memory, every tool

Works with the tools you use

Connect Memory Bridge to your tool once, and your memory is ready in it.

  • ChatGPT
  • Claude
  • Gemini
  • Mistral Le Chat
  • Perplexity
  • Cursor
  • GitHub Copilot
  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • Windsurf
  • Cline
  • Kiro
  • OpenCode
  • Goose
  • LM Studio

And the list keeps growing.

Getting started

How to get started

  1. 01

    Connect your AI tool

    Choose your tool from the supported tools and follow its connection steps.

  2. 02

    Bring past conversations, or answer a few questions

    Upload a conversation export from ChatGPT or Claude. Or answer questions about your work and projects.

  3. 03

    Get back to work

    On your next request Memory Bridge brings what applies from your memory, without being asked. You can update it when something changes.

Questions

What is Memory Bridge?

Memory Bridge is AI memory for your work. It saves what you explain about your work and projects as notes you can read and edit, and your connected AI tools come back to them whenever they are needed.

Do I need more than one AI tool?

No. One tool is enough, and your saved information helps in every conversation after that.

Do I have to start from scratch?

No. Upload past conversations in a supported export format, or answer the setup questions about your work.

Does it save everything I say?

Not everything. What gets saved depends on your connection and setup, and you can open your memory and read what's there.

Is my memory used to train models?

Memory Bridge does not train a model. It sends your connected tool what your request needs. What that tool does with your data depends on its policies and your account settings.

What if my work changes or a saved detail is wrong?

Open your memory and correct it. Check important answers too: a model can be wrong with the information in front of it.

Which tools does it work with?

AI tools that let you connect outside services, including ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Cursor. Connection steps are on the supported tools page.

One memory. For every tool.

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