One memory. Every AI.

Tell Claude something in the morning. ChatGPT remembers it at lunch. JauMemory gives every AI you use one shared memory, so you never re-explain yourself again.

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Private beta · invite-only

Not an SDK you build into your app · a shared memory across the AI tools you already use. No code.

Under the hood: 50 tools · agent teams · credential vault · REST API
Claude this morning
ChatGPT at lunch

Simulated right here in your browser · no account needed

Example: you tell Claude "Remember: my daughter's recital is Friday at 6pm" and it saves the memory. Later you ask ChatGPT "What's happening Friday?" and it answers from that same memory.

Why JauMemory

Your AI forgets you every time. Fix that.

Never explain yourself twice

Your projects, your preferences, the way you like answers: say it once and every new chat already knows.

No more pasting the same background into every conversation.

Switch apps without losing the thread

Hit a rate limit, or just like a different app for different jobs? Your memory comes with you.

Start planning a trip in ChatGPT over lunch, finish it in Claude tonight.

More useful every single day

Every conversation adds to a history your AI can draw on, so answers keep getting more personal.

A month in, it remembers your team, your goals, and that recital on Friday.

How it works

Up and running in about a minute

Three steps. No files, no code.

  1. Get your invite

    JauMemory is in private beta. Request an invite, and once you're approved, create your account in a couple of clicks.

  2. Add JauMemory to your AI

    In Claude or ChatGPT, open Settings, choose Connectors, and add JauMemory. That's the whole setup.

  3. Say “remember this”

    Tell one AI to remember something. Ask any of your other AIs about it later. That's it.

Then open any other tool and recall it. That's the point: one memory, everywhere you work.

Prefer a config file? Desktop setup →

What you get

Simple on the surface, a full memory platform underneath

One login covers memory, search, agents, a credential vault, skills, and scheduling.

Cross-tool memory

Remember in Claude, recall in ChatGPT. One memory shared by every AI you use.

Encrypted and isolated

Encrypted at rest with keys unique to you, encrypted in transit, and walled off from every other account.

Search that understands

Ask in your own words and JauMemory finds the memory you meant. Your content is never sent to a third-party AI API.

Self-organizing

Your memories file themselves: wins, fixes, ideas, and questions get sorted, and duplicates get merged into insights.

Multi-agent coordination

Run more than one AI assistant? Give each an identity and a shared workspace so they build on each other's work.

Credential vault

Store API keys once, encrypted. Your AI agents can use them without ever seeing them.

Skills and scheduling

Teach your AI routines, then run them on a schedule. Memory that doesn't just sit there.

60-second setup

Add JauMemory from your AI app's connector settings, approve in your browser, done. No passwords pasted into a chat.

Built private by default

  • AES-256 at rest

    Every user's memories are encrypted with their own key.

  • TLS in transit

    All traffic between your tools and JauMemory is encrypted.

  • Row-level isolation

    Database-enforced separation between accounts.

  • Passwordless sessions

    Device-bound, revocable logins. Nothing secret pasted into a chat.

  • GDPR export

    Your data is yours. Export it whenever you want.

More on how we protect your data →

Under the hood

For the people who dig

The same memory, programmable: an MCP server with 50 tools, a REST API, and full docs. Per-client config below. 

# Add to claude_desktop_config.json
# macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/
# Windows: %APPDATA%\Claude\
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "jaumemory": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@jaumemory/mcp-server"]
    }
  }
}
# Then use mcp_login to authenticate

More clients →

REST API

Script against your memory directly over HTTPS.

All 50 tools

Memory, collections, agents, vault, skills, scheduling: the complete reference.

Documentation

Setup guides for all seven clients, the auth flow, and a two-minute quickstart.

Private beta

We're onboarding in small batches

JauMemory is invite-only while we harden the platform with early users. Tell us how you use AI, and we'll send an invite as capacity opens up.

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Not ready to apply? We'll email you when open signup launches. No newsletter, no spam.

FAQ

Common questions

What is MCP?

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets AI applications connect to external tools and data. JauMemory is an MCP server, so any MCP-capable client can read and write the same memory: no plugin per app, one protocol for all of them. More →

Which tools work with JauMemory?

Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, Windsurf, GitHub Copilot, and ChatGPT all work today. Anything else that speaks MCP can connect with the same one-line config. More →

Is my data private?

Yes. Your memories are encrypted at rest with per-user AES-256 keys, protected by TLS in transit, and isolated with row-level security in the database. Search runs on our servers with local embeddings, so your content is never sent to a third-party AI API. You can export your data at any time. More →

Is JauMemory free?

It's free during the private beta. Paid plans open when billing launches, and beta users will get notice before anything changes. More →

Can I self-host JauMemory?

Not currently. JauMemory is a cloud-hosted service at mem.jau.app, and the hosted product is not available for self-hosting today.

What are agents and collections?

Agents are named identities for your AI sessions: each gets its own memory, can share context with others, and learns from recorded errors. Collections are folders for memories, so you can group work by project or topic and search within just one. More →