Notion
AvailableBring useful context from your notes and project pages into memory.
“The launch is for freelancers. Team accounts come later.”
Your work has context. Bring it together.
One consistent memory.
Across your AIs
and applications.
Bring your work context to the AIs you use. Connect Notion and GitHub today, with Slack and Gmail in development. Keep the useful details in one memory you can update.
No credit card. Two sources free, forever.
Works with
Claude
ChatGPT
Cursor
Your applications. One memory. Your AIs.Example
NotionNotes & decisions
GitHubProject context
Saved in memorytetherOriginal
Your client’s update schedule
Send client updates on Fridays.
Saved by you
Claude
When you ask it to recall
Client updates: Fridays
ChatGPT
When you ask it to recall
Client updates: Fridays
Both can retrieve the same saved decision.
Useful beyond the first import
Your plans change.
Your memory can too.
A decision in a project note. A preference you told an AI. MemoryTether brings useful context into a shared memory your connected AIs can come back to.
When a preference or decision changes, correct the saved memory. The next time an AI retrieves it, it can work from the current version.
Keep using your favourite AIs. Keep the memory in one place.
Across the places your work happens
Notes, projects, conversations.
A fuller picture of your work.
Start with the sources available today. Slack and email are part of the broader offering in development.
GitHub
AvailableGive your AIs background from the repositories you choose to connect.
“The project uses PostgreSQL and a separate background worker.”
Slack
In developmentPlanned context from selected conversations: the decisions and commitments that can get buried in a thread.
“We agreed to send the client a written update on Mondays.”
Email · Gmail
In developmentPlanned context from email: client preferences, agreed next steps and details worth carrying into the next task.
“Please include a short summary before the detailed report.”
Slack and Gmail are not available to connect yet. Examples illustrate the kinds of context each source can contribute; they are not live account data.
Start with one useful memory
One memory.
Three simple steps.
Connect the applications that hold your context and the AIs you want to use it.
Create your shared memory- 1Bring in your work context
Connect Notion or GitHub through read-only sync. You can also start with a saved or imported memory.
- 2Connect your AIs
Follow a setup guide for Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor. Choose what each connection can read or suggest.
- 3Use the context. Keep it current.
Ask your AI to use memorytether for the task at hand. Inspect the saved memory and correct decisions or preferences when they change.
Applications supply context. AIs put it to use. MemoryTether reads connected sources; it does not send messages, edit your documents or write changes back to your applications.
The details that make AI useful
Less briefing.
More getting on with it.
Carry the decisions forward.
The agreed scope, the chosen tools, the reason behind a decision. Give the next AI the background it needs.
“The first release is for freelancers. Team accounts come later.”
Stop repeating how you work.
Save the writing style, working preferences and recurring instructions you want your connected AIs to recall.
“Use British English and keep client updates brief.”
Keep the important details close.
Make saved client preferences and project commitments available when you ask an AI to help with the next piece of work.
“Meridian prefers a written update every Friday.”
A memory you can inspect and change
Shared across your AIs and applications.
Still in your hands.
See where it came from
Inspect saved memories and the evidence behind them. Recalled source facts carry citations.
Keep it current
Correct a saved memory when a plan changes. Your connected AIs can retrieve the updated version.
Choose the access
Each AI has its own connection and permissions. Review suggestions and revoke access when you want.
Take it with you
Export your memory as JSON or Markdown. Delete memories or your account through the app.
Simple pricing
Start free. Stay because it helps.
No card for the free plan. No time limit. No long contract.
Free, forever
£0
Connect two sources for as long as you like. No card required.
Start freeEvery available source for £10 total in your first year
One-off payment. After your first year, continue for £10/month. Cancel any time.
Claim a founding spot
Free stays free after the founding places are gone. The standard paid plan will be £10/month when it opens. Cancel any time.
A few useful details
Before you connect.
Can I connect Slack or email today?
Not yet. Slack and Gmail are in development. Notion and GitHub are the work sources available today. The page shows the wider direction alongside the integrations you can use now.
What counts as a source?
A source supplies work context, such as a Notion or GitHub connection. An AI connection lets a tool such as Claude or ChatGPT retrieve your shared memory. You can start with a saved or imported memory before connecting a work source.
How is this different from importing memory?
An import gives another AI a copy of some existing context. MemoryTether gives your connected AIs a shared memory they can keep coming back to. Save useful details and correct them in one place as your work changes.
Does it replace Claude or ChatGPT?
You keep using your existing AI tools. MemoryTether supplies shared memory through a connection you add to each one. It is not another chat app you need to work in.
Will every AI automatically know everything?
Each AI needs to use the MemoryTether connection to save or retrieve a memory. It does not read all your conversations or synchronize the AI providers’ built-in memory stores. Updating a saved memory does not rewrite an old chat; ask the AI to retrieve the current version.
Can I keep using built-in memory?
Yes. When you want something saved in your shared memory, ask your AI to “use memorytether to remember…”. That makes it clear where you want the detail saved.
Which tools can I connect?
There are setup guides for Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor. Connection availability depends on the AI client, your account and any workspace restrictions. Notion and GitHub can supply work context; you can also start with a saved or imported memory.
What if a memory is wrong or missing?
You can inspect, correct or delete saved memories. When retrieval has no supporting memory, MemoryTether returns an explicit gap. The AI controls its final answer, so a shared memory does not guarantee identical or error-free answers.
Your next AI can start with the context
Keep your AIs
on the same page.
Start with one useful memory. Connect two sources free, forever.
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