Projects
Each piece of work has its own project: a client, a product, a study. Its notes live together.
Your memory
An AI memory you can read and edit
Everything your tools know about your work is written down in front of you. Open it, review it, and correct what has changed.
What you find when you open it
Notes with a source
Under every note: who wrote it, when, and from which tool.
Search that gets your meaning
Ask in your own words and find the note even if it was written differently.
Earlier versions
Every edit keeps a version. Compare them and go back to any one.
Activity log
See what each tool wrote or changed, and when.
A copy for you
Download a project's notes as plain text files that open in any editor.
Something changed? Update it
Prices, decisions and priorities change. Open the note and edit it, or ask your tool to update it.
The edit is saved as a new version and the old one stays. If two tools edit the same note at once, the second is told to read the new version before writing over it.
Archiving and deletion
A note you no longer need is archived, and you can restore it. Archiving does not erase earlier versions.
During the trial, permanent destruction of your data is carried out on your request, after we confirm your identity. Details are in the privacy policy.
Why written notes?
- You can see what the tool is relying on before you trust its answer.
- A mistake is fixed in one place and is then right in every tool.
- What you wrote stays yours, and you can take it with you.
Common questions
Can my notes change without my knowing?
Every write and edit appears in the activity log with the tool and the time, and leaves an earlier version you can return to.
How many versions are kept?
A version is kept with every edit. How long versions are retained during the trial is set out in the privacy policy.
Can I move my notes somewhere else?
Yes. Download your project's notes as plain text files and open them in any editor.
Keep reading
How Memory Bridge works
Connect your tool, tell Memory Bridge about your work, then carry on. How your context is saved and how it comes back in every new chat and every tool.
Your memory is yours
Plain answers: what we store, where, who can reach it, what goes out to AI tools, and how to correct your data or ask for it to be destroyed.
Start with the conversations you already have
Do not start from zero. Upload your past ChatGPT or Claude conversations, review what is taken from them, and use it in every AI tool.
One memory. Every tool you use.
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