Local-first shared memory for every AI tool you use
Memmy solves a problem daily AI users know well: your preferences, decisions and project context live scattered across Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenClaw, Hermes and every other tool, none of which remember you. Memmy is a local-first personal memory hub — it scans the AI conversation histories you authorize, organizes preferences, decisions, project background and lessons into a searchable local store, and injects relevant context back into whatever tool you're using next.
It also works as a standalone agent: organizing material, merging plans, picking up unfinished work. Desktop app, CLI (Node 22+), API and integrations cover how different people want to connect. Everything stays on your machine, which is the only acceptable answer for a product whose raw material is your entire AI chat history.
Who it's for: people who work with several AI tools every day and are tired of re-explaining their stack, naming conventions and past decisions to each one. The magic number: if you've typed "I already told the other AI this" more than once this week, this is your tool.
What it is
Local-first shared memory for every AI tool you use
Pricing
See official site
Primary category
Productivity
Source code
Closed source / hosted
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