# Memory Bridge

> Memory Bridge is one AI memory for your work. It keeps what you have explained about your work and projects as notes you can read and edit, and every AI tool you connect (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Cursor and others) reads from the same memory. It works in any language, with Arabic and English interfaces. It is a monthly or yearly subscription: SAR 60 ($16) for 30 days or SAR 540 ($144) for a year; plans and prices: https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/pricing/.

Every page exists in Arabic at https://memorybridgeai.xyz/ and in English at https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/.

This is Memory Bridge at memorybridgeai.xyz (YouTube: @memorybridgeai). It is not memorybridgeai.com, and not the open-source MemoryBridge or MemBridge projects.

Free courses in Arabic (YouTube, October 2026): Claude Cowork and ChatGPT Work, two parts each, and a series on building a second brain with AI: https://memorybridgeai.xyz/courses/

## Product

- [How Memory Bridge works](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/how-it-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.
- [A platform for your second brain, inside your AI tools](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/second-brain/): A second brain for your work that knows you from the first chat, remembers your decisions and works your way in ChatGPT, Claude and your other AI tools. You see and edit everything in it.
- [An AI memory you can read and edit](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/memory/): Your AI memory is a set of clear notes inside projects. Read what was saved, correct it, go back to an earlier version, and download a copy to keep.
- [How do I import my ChatGPT and Claude conversations?](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/import/): Do not start from zero. Upload your past ChatGPT or Claude conversations, choose what is kept, and use it in every AI tool you connect.
- [Where is my AI memory stored, and who can see it?](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/trust/): Privacy and control in Memory Bridge: where your AI memory is kept, who can read it, what reaches your AI tools, and how to correct or delete your data.
- [What is Memory Bridge?](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/about/): Memory Bridge is a subscription service that gives your AI tools one memory of your work, in any language you work in.
- [One subscription with every feature, paid for a month or a year](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/pricing/): Every Memory Bridge feature in one subscription, paid for a month or a year in Saudi riyals. No automatic renewal, and a full refund within 30 days of the first payment.
- [Subscribe to Memory Bridge](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/subscribe/): Choose a month or a year and enter your name and email, then pay on the payment gateway's page. We set up your account within 24 hours of payment.
- [Refunds and cancellation](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/refund-policy/): A full refund within 30 days of the first payment. Nothing renews automatically: if you don't renew, your subscription ends with its period. The full rules are here.
- [For developers](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/developers/): A hosted MCP memory server: one remote endpoint, OAuth sign-in, access to all your projects, and notes you can read and edit. Works with any remote MCP client.
- [Privacy policy](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/privacy/): What we collect, why, where it is kept, who else processes it, how long we keep it, and your rights.
- [Terms of service](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/terms/): Your account, subscription and payment, ownership of your notes, connected tools, availability and liability, termination.
- [Support](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/support/): How to reach us, what to include, what to try first, and subscription and privacy questions.

## Supported tools

- [Works with the AI tools you already use](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/tools/): Memory Bridge works with the AI tools you already use: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Cursor, Claude Code, Codex and more. One AI memory across all of them.
- [ChatGPT](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/tools/chatgpt/): ChatGPT's memory keeps your preferences but drops detail. Connect Memory Bridge to keep lasting notes about your work that ChatGPT and your other AI tools read.
- [Claude](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/tools/claude/): Claude remembers what it learns from you, inside Claude. Connect Memory Bridge and every chat starts with your work, including notes saved from ChatGPT.
- [Gemini](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/tools/gemini/): Gemini remembers past chats when Memory is on, but not what you saved in other tools. Connect Memory Bridge and it starts where your other AI tools left off.
- [Mistral Le Chat](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/tools/mistral-le-chat/): Le Chat keeps details about you in its own memory, but not what you saved elsewhere. Connect Memory Bridge and it knows your style and decisions from day one.
- [Perplexity](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/tools/perplexity/): Perplexity remembers your preferences and past questions, but not what you decided in other tools. Connect Memory Bridge and it searches with your work in mind.
- [Cursor](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/tools/cursor/): Cursor rules describe how to write code; the reasons behind decisions live elsewhere. Connect Memory Bridge and Cursor reads them from one shared memory.
- [GitHub Copilot](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/tools/github-copilot/): Copilot Memory stays in one repository, and custom instructions live in each repository. Connect Memory Bridge and Copilot reads your conventions in every repository.
- [Claude Code](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/tools/claude-code/): Claude Code remembers CLAUDE.md and its auto memory on your machine. Connect Memory Bridge and every session starts with what you decided in your other tools.
- [Codex](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/tools/codex/): Codex reads AGENTS.md, and its memories are off until you turn them on. Connect it to Memory Bridge and it reads your project decisions before every task.
- [Windsurf](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/tools/windsurf/): Windsurf memories stay in the workspace where they were made. Connect Windsurf to Memory Bridge and it reads the memory of your work in every workspace.
- [Cline](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/tools/cline/): Cline starts each session with no memory, and the usual fix is files you update by hand. Connect Memory Bridge and Cline keeps its project memory itself.
- [Kiro](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/tools/kiro/): Kiro specs and steering files describe what to build. Connect Memory Bridge and Kiro also reads what you agreed with the client, and why, before writing a spec.
- [OpenCode](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/tools/opencode/): OpenCode reads AGENTS.md, and its docs describe no memory between sessions. Connect Memory Bridge and any model you pick reads your project context.
- [Goose](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/tools/goose/): Goose's memory extension keeps what you ask in files on your machine. Connect Memory Bridge and Goose reads the same work memory on any machine you use.
- [LM Studio](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/tools/lm-studio/): A model in LM Studio only knows the open chat. Connect Memory Bridge and whichever model you load reads what your question needs from your work memory.

## Comparisons

- [Is ChatGPT memory enough?](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/compare/chatgpt-memory/): Looking for a ChatGPT memory alternative that works in every AI tool? ChatGPT memory stays inside ChatGPT; Memory Bridge keeps your work as notes every tool reads.
- [Is Claude memory enough?](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/compare/claude-memory/): Claude memory keeps topics about you inside Claude. Memory Bridge keeps full notes about your work that every tool reads. Compared point by point.
- [Is Gemini memory enough?](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/compare/gemini-memory/): Gemini memory works inside a personal Google Account. Memory Bridge keeps knowledge about your work as notes every tool reads. Compared point by point.
- [Mem0](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/compare/mem0/): Mem0 is a memory layer developers integrate into their code. Memory Bridge is a ready memory you connect to your AI tools with no code, and read and edit yourself.
- [MemoryPlugin](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/compare/memoryplugin/): Both offer one memory across several AI tools. They differ in how they connect, the shape of the memory, and how it is kept. Compared point by point.

## Guides

- [What is AI memory?](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/what-is-ai-memory/): AI memory is what an AI tool keeps between one chat and the next. The types, how ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini remember you, and when you need a separate memory.
- [AI memory vs context window](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/ai-memory-vs-context-window/): The context window is what a model reads in the current chat; memory is what remains afterwards. A plain explanation of the two, and of how RAG differs from both.
- [Why ChatGPT forgets](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/why-chatgpt-forgets/): ChatGPT forgets because its memory keeps a summary of you, not every detail, and long chats outgrow what it reads at once. The causes, and how to make ChatGPT remember.
- [Does ChatGPT remember across chats?](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/does-chatgpt-remember/): ChatGPT memory keeps your chats in your account and carries what matters from one chat to the next. What it keeps, what it recalls, and how to control it.
- [ChatGPT memory full](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/chatgpt-memory-full/): Seeing "Memory full" in ChatGPT? What it means, how to free space without losing what matters, and how to stop it happening again.
- [Delete ChatGPT memory](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/clear-chatgpt-memory/): How to delete one ChatGPT memory, wipe all of it, or turn memory off. Plus the difference between clearing memory and deleting chats.
- [Export ChatGPT conversations](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/export-chatgpt-conversations/): How to export all your ChatGPT conversations in one file, what the file contains, and how to use it in another tool or keep it as a backup.
- [ChatGPT to Claude](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/switch-chatgpt-to-claude/): How to move your memory and work from ChatGPT to Claude: what transfers, what stays behind, and the order that saves you time.
- [ChatGPT to Gemini](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/switch-chatgpt-to-gemini/): Switch from ChatGPT to Gemini without starting over: since March 2026 Gemini imports your ChatGPT memory and chat history. The steps, and who can use it.
- [Share memory between AI tools](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/share-context-between-ai-tools/): Four ways to share context between ChatGPT and Claude, or any AI tools: copy and paste, a context file, memory import, and a shared memory. Where each one stops.
- [ChatGPT vs Claude](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/chatgpt-vs-claude/): ChatGPT or Claude for your work? A verdict for each task as of October 2026, from images and writing to coding and memory, and how each handles your language.
- [Memory for coding agents](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/memory-for-coding-agents/): Instruction files tell a coding agent how to write code, not why the project chose what it did. How to keep decisions and reasons across sessions and tools.
- [AI second brain](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/ai-second-brain/): A second brain is a place outside your head for what you know. With AI, it reads and writes alongside you. How to build one that does not become an archive.
- [Best AI tools for work](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/ai-tools-for-work/): The best AI tools for work by task, as reviewed in October 2026, and how to use several of them without explaining your work to each one again.
- [Recover ChatGPT chats](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/recover-chatgpt-chats/): A deleted ChatGPT chat is gone for good, but an archived one is a few clicks away in Settings. How to unarchive, what to check when chats vanish, and how to keep copies.
- [Are ChatGPT chats private?](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/are-chatgpt-chats-private/): ChatGPT chats are not public, but OpenAI may train on them and authorised staff can access them in specific cases. What OpenAI says, and what you can change.
- [Connect ChatGPT and Claude to apps](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/connect-chatgpt-claude-to-apps/): Connect ChatGPT and Claude to your apps, like Google Drive and Slack, from each tool's settings: the steps, what each tool sees, and what to do if your app is missing.
- [Does Claude remember?](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/does-claude-remember/): Yes. Claude builds memory from your chats as topics you can read and edit, and paid plans can search past chats. How to turn it on, and why it sometimes forgets.
- [Does Gemini remember?](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/does-gemini-remember/): Yes. With Memory on, Gemini draws on your past chats, on a personal Google Account with Keep Activity on. How to turn it on, check it, and delete what it knows.
- [Delete ChatGPT chats](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/delete-chatgpt-chats/): Delete one ChatGPT chat from its menu, or every chat at once from Settings. The steps, what survives a deletion, and how to remove links you shared.
- [ChatGPT vs Gemini](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/chatgpt-vs-gemini/): ChatGPT and Gemini compared on what stays after the chat: memory, privacy, how long chats are kept, and moving between them. Dated against the official help pages.
- [Which AI remembers best?](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/which-ai-remembers-best/): ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini memory compared and dated: what each recalls, what you can see and edit, whether projects stay apart, and whether it reaches other tools.
- [Memory vs instructions vs projects](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/memory-instructions-projects/): How ChatGPT memory, custom instructions and projects differ, what each is for, whether projects share memory, and how to set ChatGPT up to answer the way you want.
- [Export Claude conversations](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/export-claude-conversations/): Export all your Claude conversations from Settings, Privacy, and get a download link by email. The steps, who can export, and how to take the file to another AI tool.
- [Move memory between AI tools](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/move-memory-between-ai-tools/): A dated table for every direction between ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini: does memory move, do chats move, how, and why memory import sometimes falls short.
- [AI memory tools](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/ai-memory-tools/): The four kinds of AI memory tools: built-in memory, browser extensions, developer memory layers, and a shared memory you connect to your tools, and how each works.
- [The CODE method with AI](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/second-brain-code-method-ai/): The CODE method behind the second brain, step by step: capture, organize, distill, express, and what changes in each when your AI tools write to memory.
- [ChatGPT and Claude together](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/use-chatgpt-and-claude-together/): A daily workflow for people who use ChatGPT and Claude side by side: when to switch, how each finds what you told the other, and fixing wrong saves.
- [What is MCP?](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/what-is-mcp/): MCP is an open standard that lets AI tools like Claude and ChatGPT connect to apps and data. A plain-English guide to what it is and why it matters.
- [AI memory and the PDPL](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/ai-memory-saudi-data-pdpl/): When AI tools remember your clients and decisions, where that memory lives matters. Your PDPL rights, and five questions to ask any memory service.
- [For training centres](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/ai-memory-for-training-centres/): For training centres and AI trainers: why course impact fades after week two, and how one memory for students' AI tools, free for a year, keeps it going.
- [Notion vs Memory Bridge](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/notion-vs-memory-bridge/): A calm, sourced comparison of Notion and Memory Bridge for people who want AI tools to know their work: purpose, connection, who writes, and review.
- [Set up in 10 minutes](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/getting-started-first-10-minutes/): A practical walkthrough of your first minutes with Memory Bridge: connect one tool, introduce your work, test recall in another tool, review your notes.
- [What your AI should know](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/what-your-ai-should-know-about-you/): Five things about you and your work that make ChatGPT and Claude answer the way you would, with ready-to-adapt examples and what to keep out of memory.
- [Best AI memory tools 2026](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/best-ai-memory-tools/): Seven AI memory options compared and dated for 2026: ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini memory, Notion, Mem0, MemoryPlugin and Memory Bridge, with our criteria and prices.
- [We tested one memory](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/tested-one-memory-chatgpt-claude/): Our first-hand test while recording two free courses: ChatGPT saved a fact to Memory Bridge and Claude used it minutes later, unasked. What worked, what we noticed, and tips.
- [LongMemEval result](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/guides/longmemeval-benchmark/): With Memory Bridge, the assistant answered 95% of the 500 LongMemEval questions correctly. How we used the benchmark to improve the product, and how the result compares.

## Use cases

- [Client work](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/use-cases/client-work/): In client work, every client has a history: what you agreed, what ran late, what you promised. Save it once and ask your AI tools before each reply.
- [Research and writing](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/use-cases/research-and-writing/): For research and writing, save what you read, what you concluded and how you write, so AI tools write in your style and build on your own findings.
- [Self-review and CV](https://memorybridgeai.xyz/en/use-cases/annual-review/): By December you have forgotten February. Save achievements as they happen and get a draft of your annual review, self-review or updated CV in minutes.